Yes, Micron offers TAA-compatible SSDs. The manufacturing or substantial transformation of these products occurs either in the U.S.A or in a TAA-designated country.

Yes, Micron memory and storage can be purchased as separate GSA-scheduled components or embedded into leading partners’ multiple award schedules (MAS).

Micron maintains compliance with U.S. government regulations such as FAR/DFAR, NIST SP 800-171 and CMMC. As regulations evolve, Micron actively adapts to meet security and regulatory needs. Contact your Micron sales account team for tailored support to ensure your compliance with current and future regulations.

• EAR: Export Administration Regulations; Micron has products approved for use.
• DFARS: Defense Federal Acquisition Requirements Supplement; Micron has products approved for use.
• FIPS: Federal Information Processing Standards; Micron products comply with new, stringent FIPS 140-3 Level 2.
• GSA: General Services Administration, an agency of the United States government that is responsible for creating contracts between the private sector and government agencies. GSA Schedules list millions of vendor products, solutions and services for simplified acquisition by government agencies at fair market prices.
• ITAR: International Traffic in Arms Regulations; Micron has products approved for use.
• MAS: Multiple Award Schedule, part of the GSA schedule where, for easier procurement, offerings are consolidated (to include multiple vendors) and organized by large category, subcategory and Special Item Number. Micron products are listed in the MAS of many of our partners.
• NIST: National Institute of Science and Technology; data security standards that Micron follows.
• TAA: Trade Agreements Act; for federal procurement, all products listed on the GSA Schedule Contract must be TAA compatible. Micron has products that are TAA compatible, meaning they are manufactured or substantially transformed only in the USA or in a TAA-designated country.