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The TAA implements U.S. trade agreements by waiving Buy American requirements for products from designated countries. For acquisitions above certain thresholds, TAA-compliant products from designated countries receive equal treatment to domestic products.
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Ask about TAAProducts must be manufactured or substantially transformed in the United States or a TAA-designated country. GSA Schedule contracts specifically require TAA compliance. Non-designated country products (notably China, India, and Malaysia) are generally prohibited.
TAA compliance is mandatory for all GSA Schedule products and for civilian agency procurements above the trade agreement thresholds (~$183K). Selling products manufactured in non-designated countries on a GSA Schedule can result in contract termination and False Claims Act liability.
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