UK supplier, US prime
UK export controls on one side, ITAR or EAR on the other, and cyber obligations flowing down from the prime. One management system, one set of records.
Route · UK programme + US overlay
Specialisation / Export controls
Export controls,
held to the line.
For defence and dual-use suppliers working across UK, EU and US regimes. One programme, however many regulators it answers to.
Elevations · Not to scaleLondon · Washington
§ A — How we help
Posture, programme, transaction.
Where exposure spans more than one regime, the programme is built with all of them in view.
Posture
Where your controls stand, and whether they would hold under a regulator's or a prime's scrutiny.
Programme
A compliance programme that fits the operation, and is handed over ready to run.
Transaction
The consignee, the end user and the end use, before anything ships.
§ B — Regimes
The frameworks we work within.
We draft within these regimes. We do not certify against them or represent compliance with them.
Export Control Order
The Military List, the dual-use schedule and trade controls, including UK persons abroad.
Financial sanctions
UK designations, ownership and control, and the duty to report.
Dual-Use Regulation
EU dual-use controls, catch-all provisions and the expectation of a compliance programme.
ITAR
Defence articles, services and technical data on the Munitions List.
EAR
Dual-use items, end-user and end-use controls, and the Entity List.
OFAC
US sanctions programmes, including the 50 per cent rule.
Supplier assurance
The cyber and quality regimes that travel with a defence contract.
§ C — Dual exposure
When one supplier meets two regimes.
Most defence work lands in more than one regime. The programme is designed for that from the start.
US content, UK or EU product
US-origin components carry re-export obligations wherever the product is built. The programme has to follow them through the bill of materials.
Route · Local programme + re-export tracking
When to call
A prime is asking. A licence is due. A shipment is live.
We do not classify goods or determine licensability. Those rest with the client, counsel or the regulator.