Export Control & Technical Data Management

The contract requires comprehensive management of export control compliance under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations and Export Administration Regulations, focusing on the secure handling of technical data, controlled disclosures, and strict access controls for personnel and systems involved in Department of Defense maritime supply chain operations. It encompasses the full lifecycle of compliance activities including tracking all disclosures, maintaining audit-ready records, and coordinating closely with the Joint Certification Program to ensure certified status is maintained and renewed as required for participation in sensitive defense contracts. The role demands rigorous administrative oversight to align technical data management practices with federal export control standards, ensuring no unauthorized dissemination occurs across international or domestic boundaries. All activities must be conducted under the authority of the Department of Defense’s Maritime Supply Chain organization, with performance expectations centered on precision, timeliness, and proactive risk mitigation. Subcontractors must be prepared to respond to evolving regulatory requirements and demonstrate proven capability in administering ITAR and EAR frameworks within a defense contracting environment, with proposals due by August 6, 2026.