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National Law Review
National Law Review
5/12/2026
DoD Seeks “Unprecedented Level of Visibility” into the Supply Chain Under Newly Proposed Regulations

DoD Seeks “Unprecedented Level of Visibility” into the Supply Chain Under Newly Proposed Regulations

Short summary

The DoD proposed new regulations requiring any contractor with DoD contracts exceeding $5M to disclose foreign ownership and control status in the NISS system. Contractors must submit SF-328 forms before award, maintain eligible status, report ownership changes within 3 business days, and implement DCSA-mandated mitigation strategies within 90 days. The rule applies to all subcontractors with contracts exceeding $5M and may extend to commercial tech contracts.

  • DoD requires all $5M+ contractors to disclose foreign ownership/control status in NISS
  • Three-day reporting window for ownership changes; 90-day mitigation window for FOCI risks
  • Rule applies to subcontractors and may extend to commercial contracts with sensitive data

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