Blue Ridge Federal · Sourced compliance screening
DoD §1260H Chinese Military Company List Lookup
A part can arrive under a distributor name, brand or subsidiary. Identify the manufacturer behind it, check possible §1260H matches, and give your contracts team the official source for follow-up.
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Screen the entity behind the part
Section 1260H of the FY2021 NDAA directs the Department of Defense to identify Chinese military companies operating in the United States. The published entity list changes over time. A match needs review under the restrictions applicable to your procurement; it should not be treated as a universal ban on every transaction.
- Identify the legal manufacturer rather than only the reseller.
- Compare exact names, brands and known aliases.
- Distinguish exact matches from possible name matches.
- Confirm the current official designation and contract-specific implications.
Official sources
Is a partial company-name match enough to reject a part?
A partial match is a review flag. Resolve the entity and its relationship to the listed company before deciding. The sourced finding makes the match basis visible so your contracts team can document the outcome.
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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