Business & Government
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Everything a contracting officer, IT security reviewer or purchasing team needs to approve Printed Solid as a supplier, in one place.
Need it signed or on your letterhead?
We will complete your forms and return them. Ask [NAME].
(302) 439-0098Compliance
Covers Section 889(a)(1)(A) and (B) for every Critical Infrastructure Edition printer.
The completed Trade Agreements Act assessment, summarized. An assessment, not a certification.
Offline operation, no cloud dependency, documented supply chain, and what that means for your controls.
What we can and cannot state about export control. Read this before shipping outside the United States.
Supply chain
Signed letter covering the US-sourced electronics package used in Critical Infrastructure Edition printers.
Confirms final assembly and test in Wilmington, Delaware, USA.
Country of origin by major subassembly. [PLACEHOLDER: scope and level of detail to confirm]
Company & procurement
Current signed W-9 for Printed Solid, Wilmington, Delaware.
Active registration record. UEI [PLACEHOLDER].
CAGE [PLACEHOLDER]. Included on every quote and invoice.
DUNS [PLACEHOLDER]. For vendor systems that still ask for it.
General liability and workers' compensation, issued to your entity as certificate holder.
Send us your portal form or supplier packet. We return it completed and signed within [PLACEHOLDER] business days.
Net 30 on an approved purchase order. Card and ACH also accepted.
Product
Coverage period, what is included, how to open a case, and RMA handling. Support is US-based.
Printers operate fully offline. PrusaLink runs on your local network only - no account, no cloud service.
Safety data sheets, material certifications and origin documentation are available on request. Ask your rep for the materials on your order.
Security posture
What your security team needs to know
Printers run with no internet connection, no vendor account and no telemetry.
Control and monitoring over your own local network only. Nothing leaves the segment.
Source is available for review by your security team before deployment.
Support, spares and RMA handled from Wilmington, Delaware.
Questions
Asked by contracting officers
Are you TAA certified?
There is no such thing as a TAA certificate. We have completed a TAA compliance assessment and the summary is above. Your contracting officer uses it to make the determination for your acquisition.
Are the printers ITAR-controlled?
The printers are commercial items. They are suitable for use in ITAR environments because they run fully offline — no cloud service ever holds your models or G-code. We do not make export determinations for your program; consult your export control officer, and read the export note above.
Can we buy under the micro-purchase threshold?
Yes. The federal micro-purchase threshold is $15,000. A CORE One L Critical Infrastructure Edition starts at about $2,800 and an XL Assembled Critical Infrastructure Edition at about $4,500, so either fits on a government purchase card — as does a bundle of up to four L Critical Infrastructure units. Order on the product page, or ask us for a quote to attach to the card transaction.
Do you accept purchase orders?
Yes — net 30 on an approved PO. Submit your items through the Purchasing Portal: invoices come from there, so you receive a draft-order invoice you can pay by PO or by card. Store accounts are not tax-exempt by default. Please contact us prior for your tax-exempt status.
Talk to a Government specialist
Quotes, PO paperwork, tax exemption and vendor forms. Ask for [NAME] — they handle federal and state accounts.