Blue Ridge Federal · Sourced compliance screening
Blue UAS Cleared List & Framework Component Lookup
Check the specific platform or component, not just whether its manufacturer has a Blue UAS product. Preserve the exact listing and model evidence with the rest of your BOM review.
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Platforms and components need different checks
The Blue UAS program includes a Cleared List for platforms and a Framework for components and capabilities. Its review process includes NDAA compliance and cybersecurity checks. DIU directs visitors to DCMA for the current Blue UAS list; use the official entry to verify the exact model and configuration.
- Separate a complete platform from a component or software capability.
- Match the exact model to the Cleared List or Framework entry.
- Keep the official listing source alongside the part evidence.
- Review the rest of the BOM separately; one listed component does not clear the assembly.
Official sources
Does absence from Blue UAS mean a part is prohibited?
No. Absence is not itself a prohibition. Check the applicable NDAA, FCC and procurement requirements separately. A listed model also does not establish that every other product from that manufacturer is listed.
Screening supports a documented review; it does not replace a legal or contracting determination. Your finding identifies the screened data version and available sources.
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