ITAR Registered
ISO 9001:2015
Your project may require ITAR compliance if it involves defense articles, USML-listed items or export-controlled technical data, including aerospace parts, guidance system housings or government-contracted prototypes. If you’re unsure whether your project is ITAR-controlled, flag it at the quote stage, and we’ll assist you.
ITAR stands for International Traffic in Arms Regulations. These U.S. rules govern the movement of defense-related parts, services, and technical data between people, companies, and countries.
For manufacturers, ITAR can apply when a project includes defense parts, military applications, export-controlled CAD files, or restricted drawings. An ITAR-compliant manufacturer must control who can access that information, how it is stored, and how it is shared during the project.
ITAR compliance starts with knowing whether a project includes export-controlled parts, technical data, or government contract requirements. Quickparts uses that information to route each project through the right workflow before production begins.
These steps allow Quickparts to protect sensitive customer information while supporting ITAR-compliant manufacturing.
You can trust Quickparts to securely handle your data and deliver projects in full compliance with U.S. government regulations, including ITAR requirements. Our ITAR registration ensures that your sensitive design and manufacturing information is protected throughout every stage of production, even before manufacturing begins.
For more information on ITAR Registration and compliance requirements, visit the U.S. Department of State.
Your project may require ITAR compliance if it involves defense articles, USML-listed items, or export-controlled technical data. This can include defense-related parts, restricted CAD files, controlled drawings, or prototypes tied to a U.S. government contract.
ITAR registration means a company has registered with DDTC to support work involving defense articles or export-controlled technical data. Registration is an important step, but it does not, on its own, cover every compliance requirement.
ITAR compliance refers to the controls a company follows when handling restricted project information. These controls can include project screening, secure file exchange, access limits, and proper handling of controlled technical data.
Prototypes can fall under ITAR controls when they involve defense articles, USML-listed items, or controlled technical data. ITAR requirements can apply during quoting, design review, file transfer, and production.
You can find out whether a company is ITAR-registered by requesting current registration details before sharing controlled files or drawings.
Companies may be subject to ITAR when they manufacture, export, temporarily import, or handle defense articles, defense services, or related technical data. This can include machine shops, 3D printing providers, engineering firms, aerospace suppliers, and contractors working with USML-listed items.
A company can become ITAR-registered by submitting an application to the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC). The process includes confirming whether ITAR applies, completing the required registration, and keeping internal controls active after approval.
