Section 889.
Fully compliant.
VDS hardware contains zero components from banned manufacturers. Every camera, every trailer, every networking device — fully documented and procurement-ready.
Zero banned components.
NDAA Section 889 prohibits federal agencies from using telecommunications and video surveillance equipment from specific manufacturers identified as national security concerns. VDS proactively designs every product to meet this standard — not as an afterthought, but from the first component selection.
Procurement FAQ.
What is NDAA Section 889?
Section 889 of the National Defense Authorization Act prohibits US government agencies from procuring telecommunications and video surveillance equipment from certain manufacturers deemed national security risks.
Does VDS use any banned components?
No. Every VDS camera, trailer, and networking component is sourced from NDAA-compliant manufacturers. We maintain a full bill of materials available for procurement review.
Can I get a compliance letter?
Yes. VDS provides a signed NDAA 889 compliance letter and component attestation for every product upon request.
Where is VDS hardware manufactured?
All VDS hardware is designed and assembled at our facility in Pikesville, Maryland using US-sourced and allied-nation components.
Need the paperwork?
Request a signed NDAA compliance letter and full component attestation for your procurement team.