TAA compliant interactive displays are manufactured in countries approved under the U.S. Trade Agreements Act, ensuring alignment with U.S. government trade regulations and federal acquisition requirements. For government buyers, TAA compliance confirms an approved country of origin, eligibility for GSA purchasing, and alignment with government procurement standards across federal, state, and local agencies.

Yes. SMART TAA compliant interactive displays are available through the GSA Schedule via authorized resellers. Contract number GS-35F-303DA through Promark Technologies covers equipment, maintenance, and services under Schedule 70. Government buyers can access pricing through GSA Advantage at gsaadvantage.gov or work with authorized SMART GSA resellers for product recommendations, demonstrations, installation, and training support.

SMART offers TAA compliant interactive displays across the MX Pro series with iQ TAA and the M Pro series High Secure TAA. These models support federal procurement and GSA eligibility across a range of government environments, from high-security defense and national security applications to training facilities, emergency operations centers, and legislative chambers.

NDAA compliant interactive displays meet requirements set out by the U.S. National Defense Authorization Act, restricting the use of technologies and components from prohibited countries. NDAA compliance is primarily a requirement for defense and high-security federal deployments, ensuring exclusion of restricted technologies and alignment with U.S. national security standards. The M Pro High Secure series TAA meets NDAA compliance requirements, making it suitable for defense operations and high-security federal environments.

Yes. SMART interactive displays support deployment in secure and controlled environments with configurations that remove wireless connectivity, Bluetooth, and microphones, and restrict USB access. The high secure configuration is designed to meet strict data control, supply chain resilience, and compliance requirements across defense, national security, and other sensitive government operations.

SMART interactive displays are deployed across the full spectrum of government environments, including defense and federal agencies, government training and education facilities, public safety and emergency response operations, and government administration and legislative settings. TAA compliant models are available through GSA, supporting procurement across federal, state, and local government at every level.

TAA compliant interactive displays ensure government buyers can procure with confidence, meeting federal acquisition requirements, supporting GSA purchasing eligibility, and aligning with U.S. trade regulations. For defense and high-security applications, NDAA compliant models provide an additional layer of assurance by excluding restricted technologies and supporting U.S. national security standards. Together, TAA and GSA availability make SMART interactive displays a procurement-ready choice for government organizations at every level.