Procedures for certification of approved products for Homeland Security.

CFR · 2024-01-01 · US · Title 6

(a) (b) (1) The application is complete and will be reviewed, or (2) That the application is incomplete, in which case the missing or incomplete parts will be specified. (c) (1) Request additional information from the Seller; (2) Meet with representatives of the Seller; (3) Consult with, and rely upon the expertise of, any other Federal or non-Federal entity; and (4) Perform or seek studies or analyses of the Technology. (d) (i) Approve the application and issue an appropriate Certification to the Seller; (ii) Notify the Seller in writing that the Technology is potentially eligible for a Certification, but that additional specified information is needed before a decision may be reached; or (iii) Deny the application, and notify the Seller in writing of such decision. (2) The Under Secretary may extend the time period one time for 45 days upon notice to the Seller, and the (e) (f) (i) Describe the Qualified Anti-Terrorism Technology (in such detail as the Under Secretary deems to be appropriate); (ii) Identify the Seller(s) of the Qualified Anti-Terrorism Technology; (iii) Specify the earliest date of sale of the Qualified Anti-Terrorism Technology to which the Certification shall apply (which shall be determined by the Under Secretary in his discretion, and may be prior to, but shall not be later than, the effective date of the Certification); and (iv) To the extent practicable, include such standards, specifications, requirements, performance criteria, limitations, or other

official document · source cfr-2024 · id 6:§ 25.9