Every Gatewell practice does one thing: it proves where equipment and materials actually come from, on documents the supplier did not write. The regime asking the question changes — the FCC's Covered List, a federal representation, a defense clause — the evidentiary method does not. Same method, same published standard, same fixed-fee terms.
The flagship. Vendor-bench diligence and origin evidence for the American buyers of covered hardware — importers, distributors, EPCs, project developers — and a deliberately limited number of Conditional Approval filing engagements each year for allied-country manufacturers, carried through onshoring plans and standing compliance beyond the grant.
Origin evidence behind the representations federal contractors, subcontractors, and recipients of federal funds have already signed — built on documents the supplier did not write, in a file that holds up after the container is stopped.
Covered-materials and rare-earth origin evidence for the defense supply chain — from the part back to the mill, the refiner, and where the clause demands it, the mine.
Every practice delivers to the same published method: The Gatewell Protocol for Origin Evidence — an open standard for demonstrating where equipment and materials actually come from. Three conformity levels, from documented self-declaration to monitored annual verification, and a claims discipline that states on every file how far the inquiry went.
Certificates issued under the Protocol are checkable by anyone, against a public registry. The v1.0 comment draft is open through October 31, 2026.
Screen any vendor name against the DHS UFLPA Entity List — every listing and its aliases, matched as you type. The first exposure question, answered in minutes.
What the Conditional Approval process actually requires — the drone and router precedent, the anatomy of an application, and the 90-day preparation sequence. Free download.
Every Conditional Approval ever published, tracked and read — applicant structures, scope patterns, termination dates, and the agencies’ batch cadence.
Two weeks. A fixed fee, half credited if we proceed together. Whichever practice the question belongs to, it starts in the same place.
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