The major items regulated under ITAR are identified in the United States Munitions List (USML). The Commerce Control List (CCL) identifies those items regulated by the commerce department's Bureau of ...

categorizes items that are under the jurisdiction of the ITAR. Items on the USML are designed for military purposes. Office of Foreign Asset Control (U.S. Treasury Department) of the United States ...

The need for a plan occurs whenever ITAR, CCL or other controlled items or data are present on campus or when UB personnel are using controlled materials while not under the direct control of the ...

For ITAR controlled items, a license is always required, even for transits through international waters. For EAR controlled items, a license may or may not be required, contingent on destination and ...

Technical Data (ITAR): Information required for the design, development, production, manufacture, assembly, operation, repair, testing, maintenance or modification of defense items controlled by ITAR.

These listed items (and any vaccines against these items) are controlled for export regardless of quantity ... CDC, or DHHS. Under the ITAR, all biological agents listed below, and their biologically ...

The different regulatory frameworks use slightly different terminology (e.g. ITAR refers to it as "technical ... U.S. Government places export controls on certain items or equipment, it also seeks to ...

Export control refers to the federal rules and regulations that ... Defense articles and defense services are identified on the ITAR's U.S. Munitions List. ITAR-listed items generally require a ...

The government’s theory of liability was predicated on violations of the Export Control Reform Act (“ECRA”) and the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (“ITAR”), both of which ...

On occasion, U.S. export controls may restrict the transfer of certain items and information to foreign destinations ... it will likely be “subject to export controls” (either the EAR or ITAR), which ...