Purchase of Items
Stony Brook University (SBU) faculty, staff, and students purchase items (e.g., equipment, materials, chemicals, biologics, technology, data or software) for the conduct of SBU activities.
Restricted Party Screening Requirement
Purchases may not be made from Restricted Parties.
Classification of Items Purchased
The vendor is in the best position to provide the export classification of their item.
Many export controlled items:
- Have military or space capability or is best in class
- Restrict purchases to U.S. persons/entities or specific countries
- Contain export control language in the purchase order or on the vendor's website
- Require end-use statements
Classification is very important, especially if the item is export controlled AND it will be:
- Shared (information) with a foreign person employee or visitor within the U.S. (Deemed Export); or
- Accessed (item) by a foreign person or visitor in the U.S. (Deemed Export); or
- Transferred (information or item) out of the U.S. (Physical Export)
Related: International Transfers: Shipments, Hand-Carry and Electronic Transmissions Guidance
Related: Types of Exports (Deemed Exports, Deemed Re-Exports, Physical Exports)
What if the vendor will not supply the classification?
If a vendor is unable to supply the Classification, reviewClassification of Items and Information Guidance for further assistance
When to contact the Export Controls Compliance team?
Controlled Under |
What to Do |
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Controlled Under International Traffic in Arms Regulations, United States Munitions List |
What to Do Contact the Export Controls Compliance team prior to purchase. If purchased a Technology Control Plan is required |
Controlled Under Nuclear Related Regulations |
What to Do Contact the Export Controls Compliance team a Technology Control Plan may be required |
Controlled Under Export Administration Regulations, Commodity Control List |
What to Do Contact the Export Controls Compliance team a Technology Control Plan may be required |
Controlled Under EAR99 |
What to Do No further action |
Return to the Guidance & Procedures for Export Control Compliance