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Enforcing Sanctions on China and Russia

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The Department of State, through the Arms Control and Nonproliferation Cooperative Threat Reduction office, is seeking subject matter experts to identify and disrupt complex sanctions evasion networks involving China and Russia. The initiative focuses on vulnerable jurisdictions where China provides critical financial and technological components used in the manufacturing of advanced conventional weapons for Russia and other proliferator states. By utilizing the latest trade data, the program aims to adapt to evolving evasion strategies and provide essential tools and training to stakeholders motivated to de-risk from Chinese investments. This effort involves targeted engagements with both public and private sector entities to exert pressure on sectors that support these networks, including in countries with governments friendly to Chinese and Russian interests. The project is categorized under NAICS code 541690 and will be performed across multiple international locations. Coordination for this forecast is managed by the Department of State, with primary points of contact including Ryan Taugher and Tyler Sinclair.

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State Department seeks experts to disrupt Chinese and Russian sanctions evasion networks globally.

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541690 - Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services

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AgencyDepartment of State → Arms Control and Nonproliferation - Cooperative Threat Reduction
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Tyler SinclairSmall Business Specialist

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Leverage subject matter experts to engage with public and private sector entities to support identification and disruption of complex Chinese and Russian sanctions evasion networks in particularly vulnerable jurisdictions. Contrary to public assurances, China is now the primary supplier of financial and technological components critical to the continued manufacturing of advanced conventional weapons that are critical to Russia and other proliferator states of concern. These targeted engagements provide tools and training to key stakeholders who are motivated to de-risk from Chinese investments and can exert pressure on other sectors, even in countries where governments are friendly to CCP and Russian interests. CTR uses the latest trade data to understand and adapt to the latest sanction evasion strategies.

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