Procedures for designation of qualified anti-terrorism technologies.

CFR · 2024-01-01 · US · Title 6

(a) (b) (1) The application is complete and will be reviewed and evaluated, or (2) That the application is incomplete, in which case the missing or incomplete parts will be specified. (c) (i) Request additional information from the Seller; (ii) Meet with representatives of the Seller; (iii) Consult with, and rely upon the expertise of, any other Federal or non-Federal entity; (iv) Perform studies or analyses of the subject Technology or the insurance market for such Technology; and (v) Seek information from insurers regarding the availability of insurance for such Technology. (2) For Technologies with which a Federal, State, or local government agency already has substantial experience or data (through the procurement process or through prior use or review), the review may rely in part upon such prior experience and, thus, may be expedited. The Under Secretary may consider any scientific studies, testing, field studies, or other experience with the Technology that he deems appropriate and that are available or can be feasibly conducted or obtained, including test results produced by an independent laboratory or other entity engaged to test or verify the safety, utility, performance, in order to assess the effectiveness of the Technology or the capability of the Technology to substantially reduce risks of harm. Such (i) Public source studies; (ii) Classified and otherwise confidential studies; (iii) Studies, tests, or other performance records or data provided by or available

official document · source cfr-2024 · id 6:§ 25.6