The ESC is a covered component under every major federal drone compliance regime. Lirith builds to those regimes from the first schematic and ships every unit with the paperwork that makes them real.
Supply-chain transparency isn't a line item on our spec sheet. It's how we build the product. Each component on the BOM is sourced from an approved, documented vendor; country-of-origin is recorded at the part-number level; and lot-level traceability follows every board from assembly through shipment.
Lirith ESCs are designed, assembled, coated, tested, and packaged in the United States. We build to the Buy American Act's qualifying-end-product threshold, and we structure our BOM and manufacturing flow to support the Trade Agreements Act designations our customers need when they compete for federal contracts.
Our customers include drone OEMs bidding on federal programs under FAR 52.225-series clauses. We understand what those clauses require because we wrote our processes to satisfy them.
Customers receive the full compliance package after an evaluation agreement is in place.
Complete component-level BOM with manufacturer, part number, and country-of-origin for every line item.
Signed attestation of NDAA §848, §817, and ASDA FY24 compliance per unit, per lot.
Supply chain attestation covering sourcing, assembly, and manufacturing provenance.
Formal country-of-origin determination for Buy American Act and TAA evaluation.
Lot-level electrical-test reports, coating inspection, and quality acceptance records.
Formal PCN process for any BOM, process, or rev-level change, with customer sign-off.
Talk to our team about evaluation units, qualification support, and the documentation your procurement office already needs.