Supply chain resilience for defense-critical inputs.
From 01 Jan 2027, 10 U.S.C. 4872 and DFARS 252.225-7052 reach back to where covered materials were mined, refined or separated. The FY2026 NDAA adds new materials and battery rules. The mandate exists. Most prime contractors lack the infrastructure to meet it.
CapabilitiesDFARS 252.225-7052 complianceCritical mineral origin attestationPre-crisis I&W risk intelligenceNDAA and EO 14415 alignmentBuilt to FedRAMP and CMMC control baselinesAir-gapped and on-premises deploymentEdge and DDIL-capable operationFAR-compatible evidence outputs
The problem
The mandate is defined. The infrastructure isn't.
From 01 Jan 2027, 10 U.S.C. 4872 covers material mined, refined, separated, melted or produced in a covered nation. Suppliers who could answer at the melt shop now have to answer at the mine. Most primes and subs lack the data to prove it.
What Demia does
Origin bound to the source at every production stage.
Demia signs origin, ownership and production-stage data where it's created. A forged manifest or downstream attestation can't overwrite a record bound to an identified operator at capture.
What changes for you
Representations assemble themselves.
10 U.S.C. 4863 and 4872 representations (DFARS 252.225-7009 and 252.225-7052), Section 842 FEOC substantiation and the voluntary Section 836 attestation registry all draw on the same signed record. So do OSC and DPA Title III milestone reports.
Operational intelligence
Risk surfaces before it becomes a contract failure.
Industrial base risk builds through supplier concentration, opaque processing corridors and price exposure against fixed baselines. Demia's Indications and Warnings flag these conditions early enough to qualify alternate compliant sources.
Deployment
Built for classified and disconnected environments.
Demia runs at the edge on low-power hardware, keeps signing and logging to its data streams through disconnected periods, and is architected for unclassified and higher-assurance deployments. Accreditation is scoped per program.
