The International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR)

Export Administration Regulations (EAR)

Protect controlled technology. Strengthen compliance. Support international business.

U.S. export regulations govern the transfer of certain products, software, technical data, and services to foreign persons and destinations.

ITAR — International Traffic in Arms Regulations: Administered by the Department of State, ITAR controls defense articles, technical data, and defense services covered by the United States Munitions List.
EAR — Export Administration Regulations: Administered by the Department of Commerce, EAR governs many commercial, dual-use, and certain military items, including software and technology.

Compliance responsibilities depend on the item, destination, end user, end use, and transaction. Controlled technology disclosures can require authorization even when they occur within the United States.

How Dynamic Can Help

Dynamic Contracts Consultants LLC helps manufacturers, government contractors, exporters, and suppliers address export compliance through:

Compliance assessments: Identify applicable requirements and gaps.
Classification support: Assist with USML, ECCN, and EAR99 reviews.
Registration and licensing guidance: Support applicable DDTC registration and export authorization processes.
Policies and safeguards: Develop export procedures, technology control plans, and recordkeeping practices.
Screening and training: Support restricted-party screening, employee awareness, and supplier compliance.