Quality and Compliance
TAA-compliant US builds, the documents that back them, and the federal identifiers your supplier-quality team needs.
Supplier identifiers
| Legal name | Juno Blue, LLC dba CableRack |
| Address | 696 San Ramon Valley Blvd, Suite 208, Danville, CA 94526 |
| Phone | (925) 365-0750 |
| SAM UEI | CFFUH8H2AJ38 |
| CAGE code | 72SS1 |
| DUNS | 061196443 |
| SAP Ariba Network ID | AN01023807897 |
| Business size | Small business |
| Section 889 representation | View on GSA SmartPay |
We are registered in SAM.gov.
Section 889
Section 889 of the FY2019 National Defense Authorization Act bars federal agencies from buying telecommunications or video surveillance equipment from Huawei, ZTE, Hytera, Hikvision or Dahua, and from contracting with companies that use it. Our Section 889 representation is on file with GSA, and you can download it from the GSA SmartPay 889 Representations Search.
Built and tested in the USA
Our custom assemblies are built and tested at our US factory. Some standard-colour stock items are imported. When origin matters, ask for the US build of the part, and the country-of-origin statement with your order states where it was made.
TAA and BAA in plain terms
TAA (Trade Agreements Act). Covers many federal purchases, including most GSA Schedule buys. A product qualifies if it was made, or "substantially transformed", in the US or a designated country. Products from non-designated countries such as China do not qualify.
BAA (Buy American Act). Covers other federal purchases and is stricter. The end product must be manufactured in the US, and a minimum share of its component cost must be domestic. The FAR sets that threshold, and it rises over time.
BABA (Build America, Buy America Act). Covers infrastructure projects paid for with federal grants or loans, such as broadband programs, rather than direct federal purchases. Manufactured products and construction materials used in the project must be produced in the US. We build BABA-compliant fiber assemblies with US-made fiber cable. Ask for BABA at the quote stage, and the build and its documentation are confirmed on your quote.
Which applies to you depends on the clauses in your contract (for example FAR 52.225-5 for TAA and 52.225-1 for BAA). If you're not sure, send us the clause and we'll tell you what we can supply against it.
What we can build for TAA
- Nearly every fiber cable we sell, as a TAA-compliant US build: standard and non-standard colours, and our indoor/outdoor line.
- Ethernet and other copper cables, as US-built TAA versions.
- Ask for the TAA version on your quote, and the build is confirmed there.
For a BAA requirement, tell us at the quote stage. What we can document for that spec is confirmed on your quote.
Quality management
Our quality management system is modeled on ISO 9001:2015. We are not currently registered to the standard, and certification is planned for 2027. Signed-in customers can read and download our Quality Policy & QMS Overview.
Documents we provide
- Certificate of conformance
- Country-of-origin statement
- Test results, when the build provides them
How we handle a compliance request
- Send the requirement with your RFQ or PO: the clause, any flowdowns, and the documents you need.
- Everything we can meet is confirmed on your quote. If we can't meet a requirement, we say so.
- The documents ship with the order or by email.
Questions: quote@cablerack.com or (925) 365-0750.