End Use Monitoring

The verification regime that follows United States defense equipment through a partner’s inventory to disposal. Five pieces on the statutory basis, the two tiers of monitoring, storage sites and inventories, in country visits, and the consent required to move anything on.

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Five pieces in this topic

What end use monitoring is and where it comes from

The undertakings a partner gives before a sale, the statute behind the program, the split between Golden Sentry and Blue Lantern, and the point at which responsibility moves.

Routine and enhanced end use monitoring

The quarterly default, the categories routine checks cover, the three criteria behind an enhanced designation, and the annual review that can remove one.

Storage site certification and serial number inventories

The rule that designated articles cannot go to an uncertified site, reciprocity between agencies, the annual hundred percent inventory, and the 72 hour and 30 day clocks.

Golden Sentry visits, ratings and hostile environments

Familiarization, compliance assessment and focused verification visits, the four ratings, and the two kinds of hostile environment declaration that do very different things.

Third party transfer and retransfer consent

Who authorizes a retransfer, the standard questionnaire, the assurances that are mandatory and non-negotiable, net proceeds on granted equipment, and the certification thresholds.

Key terms in this topic

EUM Golden Sentry Blue Lantern SCO LOA REUM EEUM MASL AA&E SCIP Storage site certification Compensatory measure Security risk category DoDM 5100.76 FAV CAV VCA FEVA Hostile environment Third party transfer PM/RSAT DDTC SME Net proceeds