The Boeing Company will make three $9 million payments to the government to settle a pattern of material violations of export control law, including unauthorized exports of USML controlled technical data, unauthorized exports of defense articles, and Unauthorized Exports Resulting from Fabricated Permanent Export Licenses.
The company agreed to name a Designated Official to head a review of the firms compliance and to spend at least $24 million on consultants, auditors and training.
Among items agreed upon, Boeing agreed to conduct a review of its AECA and ITAR compliance resources, enhanced and strengthened compliance procedures, implement an Automated Export Compliance System, c full classification review, and engage two differnt oustide consultants to conduct sequential audits..
The Boeing Company settled allegations that it violated the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) in connection with:
Exposed files were controlled under multiple USML categories, including IV(i), VIII(i), IX(e)(1), XI(d), XII(f), XIII(l), XIX(g), and involved multiple U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) platforms, including. the F-18, F-15, F-22, E-3 Airborne Warning and Control System, AH-64 Apache, AGM-84E Standoff Land Attack Missile, and AGM-131 Short Range Attack Missile II, and Air Force One.
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