Exposure is discoverable before the bid
A single US-origin component can change what a design is allowed to do, who it can be sold to, and which programmes it can enter. That exposure is discoverable long before a bid, and it is far cheaper to design around than to remediate.
ITAR exposure and US-origin content mapping
An engineering-level trace of US-origin content in your design: components, subsystems, firmware dependencies, tooling and test equipment. The output is a structured technical record of where exposure sits and what it constrains.
Supplier and jurisdiction tracing
Who actually produced the part, not whose name is on it. White-labelled modules, rebadged assemblies and intermediary distributors are where jurisdiction hides.
Programme eligibility readiness
A readiness view against the eligibility criteria published for the programme you are targeting, so that a bid is not lost on a structural condition you could have known about a year earlier.
The same component trace that answers this question also answers the FCC one. Into North America →
Scope of what we provide
Norseman Projects provides engineering-level exposure mapping. We do not issue export control classifications, jurisdiction determinations or certifications of ITAR status. Our output is a structured technical record intended to support a determination made by qualified counsel or the competent national authority. Programme eligibility criteria vary by call and change over time, and must be verified against the current published criteria for the programme concerned.