IUID and MIL-STD-130 Compliance IUID Compliance Webinar on Thursday, April 6th at 2pm ET Register for the IUID Compliance Webinar A2B Tracking invites you to attend this free, interactive webinar with our IUID Specialist, Dan Faria, that will concentrate on the essential requirements of MIL-STD-130 and the IUID Policy. This live workshop is intended [...]
The IUID Policy has been in place for about 15 years. This Item Unique Identification (or IUID) Policy was developed by the Department of Defense to allow for the unique identification of assets. MIL-STD-130 is the military standard that provides details for this asset marking requirement. The ultimate goal of the IUID Policy is [...]
The world has changed significantly in the last few weeks and has forced organizations and employees to create new working environments. Many organizations have quickly moved their employees off-site and are now faced with a host of new challenges. Some Property Managers and Government Contractors are struggling with the in-house production of their IUID Labels. [...]
MIL-STD-130 Compliance is a critical consideration for any organization that works with the Department of Defense today. Item Unique Identification, or IUID, is an essential component for maintaining compliance with US Department of Defense equipment contracts. IUID refers to the permanent marking method used to give equipment a unique ID#. This unique mark, or label, [...]
As a supplier or defense contractor, your ability to utilize the iRAPT system is paramount to your success. Fortunately, we have written a comprehensive guide -- iRAPT and the DoD - what suppliers and contractors need to know about iRAPT. The purpose of this guide is to help you understand what your role is as [...]
The US Congress mandates that the Department of Defense keeps track of and is accountable for all of their property down to the individual unique asset level. The DoD is arguably the largest organization in the world with estimates of 130 million individual assets in their custody. Keeping track of an inventory of this [...]
Some organizations, when newly awarded a government contract, will attempt to create a customized approach to tracking and managing military compliance using a spreadsheet or rudimentary software— like Microsoft Access. They typically end up meeting only a small fraction of the total military IUID and RFID compliance requirements to asset and shipment [...]
