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318 drone and electronics manufacturers with headquarters, plant countries and ownership; 176 indexed parts, growing with every processed job. Data version 2026-10-04.ffc30b50:screening-2, built October 4, 2026.

NDAA §848 / §817DoD may not buy or operate UAS with flight controllers, radios, cameras, gimbals, ground control or software from China, Russia, Iran or North Korea.
American Security Drone ActFederal agencies and grantees may not buy or operate UAS from covered foreign entities (FAR 52.240-1, in force December 22, 2025).
FCC Covered ListForeign-produced UAS and critical components, and DJI and Autel by name, cannot get new FCC equipment authorization (DA 25-1086).
DoD §1260H list192 designated Chinese military companies; DoD contracting ban in force since June 30, 2026.
Consolidated Screening List3,638 Entity List, Military End User, NS-CMIC, SDN and related entries relevant to covered-country sourcing, downloaded October 3, 2026.
FY2019 NDAA §889Huawei, ZTE, Hytera, Hikvision and Dahua telecommunications and video surveillance equipment.
Blue UAS52 cleared platforms and 33 framework components, with the source of each entry.
Section 232 UAS tariffsDuties on UAS and components in force since September 3, 2026, with the HTS heading proposed for each part.