Certifications
Working with defense, aerospace, and government clients means meeting real compliance requirements, not just claiming to. Here is what ADR holds and what each one actually means.
DD2345 (Joint Certification Program)
DD2345 certifies us under the U.S. Canada Joint Certification Program, giving us authorized access to unclassified military critical technical data such as engineering drawings and design specifications tied to defense and space applications. It is required for contractors who work with export controlled technical data governed by DoD Directive 5230.25.
NIST SP 800 171 Compliance
NIST SP 800 171 sets the security requirements for protecting Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) on non federal systems. Compliance is required under DFARS for contractors handling DoD related data, and it is also a prerequisite for maintaining DD2345 certification. This covers how we handle, store, and protect sensitive information tied to the projects we support.
ISPM 15
ISPM 15 is the international standard for wood packaging material used in export shipments. It requires wood to be heat treated or fumigated to prevent the spread of pests across borders, and stamped to prove compliance. Our wood crates and pallets meet ISPM 15 requirements for international shipments.
Why this matters
These certifications are what allow us to handle sensitive technical data responsibly and ship internationally without customs holds or compliance issues on your end. If your project has specific certification requirements beyond what is listed here, let us know before we start production so we can confirm we are the right fit.