Find a reciprocal, jointly funded or cooperative route for allied research, procurement, logistics, infrastructure or investment.
2 records in this family–mechanism intersection. These editorial groups do not expand legal scope.
What this group is not: A contract or purchase tag is not general lending or equity authority; priorities, purchase commitments and financing-cost treatment remain distinct routes.
Use cooperative-project contracting, partner procurement and project property-disposal arrangements; NATO support/procurement partnerships separately permit common acquisition including armaments.
What this is not / limit: §2350b waiver does not waive AECA, competition provision itself, Treasury financial-management responsibilities or cargo-preference laws.
Executing role: Service international programs offices and warranted contracting/agreement officers; Relevant program executive office or laboratory
Authority holder
President under AECA; Secretary of Defense for delegated AECA projects and NATO support/procurement partnerships.
Eligibility gate
Written jointly managed project and equitable costs/results; State supervision under §2752.
AECA congressional certification normally at least 30 days before agreement.
For designated-source contracting or waiver, statutory findings and notices; confirm actual Presidential/DoD delegation.
Funding condition
Partners commit funds in time to cover their obligations and cancellation liabilities.
U.S. share needs available appropriations; §2350i receipts remain earmarked for contributing participant share.
All recorded limits
§2350b waiver does not waive AECA, competition provision itself, Treasury financial-management responsibilities or cargo-preference laws.
Foreign procurement generally remains competitive with U.S. sources eligible unless validly waived.
NATO acquisition support is not an unrestricted channel for domestic procurements.
Demonstrate and field contested-logistics support, shared parts, prepositioning and advanced manufacturing near point of use through existing contracting, partnership and OT authorities. The Overseas Workload Program separately permits NATO/MNNA firms to compete for overseas DoD maintenance, repair and overhaul.
What this is not / limit: Program does not blanket-waive domestic depot, export-control or fiscal restrictions.
Executing role: Service product-support managers and program offices; CCMD logistics sponsors; Qualified U.S./covered-nation public or private product-support providers
Use §§2342,2474,3601,4021 or4022 within their limits and AECA§3.
Identify statutory, regulatory, policy and fiscal impediments and responsible waiver officials.
For §2349: eligible NATO/MNNA firm, DoD equipment outside U.S., competitive Overseas Workload Program procurement.
Funding condition
Underlying instrument and purpose-appropriate available program funds required; no unrestricted international revolving fund created.
All recorded limits
Program does not blanket-waive domestic depot, export-control or fiscal restrictions.
Authority ends 2030-12-31 as amended; joint exercise requirement begins by 2027-09-30.
§2349 permits theater or firm-country performance, but Service Secretary may limit geography for readiness or treaty reasons; the separate statutory eligibility rule does not expire with the pilot.