Compliance is Embedded — Not added Later

UISSW operates with a compliance-first mindset. Traceability, documentation, and regulatory considerations are assessed before any quotation or commercial options are presented, regardless of urgency.

Compliance enables reliable sourcing — not delays it.

This discipline is enforced through a controlled supplier network and formal vetting standards applied before any option is presented.

Learn how supplier vetting supports compliance

  • Compliance is integral to sourcing decisions

  • Documentation is reviewed before any option is progressed

  • Traceability expectations are confirmed and documented at RFQ stage

  • Export and end-use considerations are addressed where applicable

This approach reduces downstream risk, rework, and rejected deliveries

Documentation & Traceability Expectations

  • Documentation is assessed for completeness, consistency, and relevance

  • Traceability is aligned to customer and regulatory requirements

  • Discrepancies are identified and escalated before presentation

  • No option progresses without sufficient documentation visibility

Regulatory Awareness & Operating Context

UISSW operates within internationally recognised aviation regulatory environments, including (but not limited to):

  • EASA / UK CAA frameworks

  • FAA-recognised documentation standards

  • Military and state operator procurement expectations

Documentation is reviewed in the context of the intended aircraft registry and operational environment.

UISSW does not act as a regulatory authority and does not substitute customer compliance obligations.

Final airworthiness acceptance and installation approval remain the responsibility of the receiving organisation.

Export, End-Use & Ethical Controls

  • Export considerations are identified where applicable

  • End-use and destination expectations are addressed transparently

  • Transactions inconsistent with applicable controls will not be progressed

What Compliance Means at UISSW

It Means:


  • Verification before quotation or commitment

  • Transparency over assumptions

  • Early escalation of documentation or trace issues

It Does Not Mean:


  • Guaranteed availability

  • Bypassing requirements for speed or price

  • Retrofitting documentation after agreement

Shared Responsibility

  • Accurate RFQ information enables compliant sourcing

  • Incomplete or changing requirements may impact feasibility

  • Final airworthiness acceptance and installation approval remain with the customer

We actively clarify requirements early to avoid misalignment later.

Have a Requirement that Requires proper Review?

Send your RFQ with traceability and compliance expectations — we’ll confirm feasibility before progressing options.

Submit an RFQ for Compliance Review