Sovereign AI sourcing for defense hardware
Map European and ITAR-free suppliers, reduce single-source exposure and keep sensitive BOMs on European infrastructure, under EU law.
Why sourcing is harder here
Export control exposure
One ITAR-controlled part can bring an entire system under ITAR. You need to know before the design freezes.
Ramp-up pressure
Production rates are rising across the European defense base. Single-source parts become the bottleneck.
Confidential BOMs
Part lists reveal capabilities. They cannot be pasted into a public AI tool hosted abroad.
Built around your standards and parts
- Record the export status each supplier publishes, so your export-control team can review sensitive lines early
- Find alternative suppliers to reduce single-source dependencies
- Set geography constraints to prioritise European suppliers
- Keep all data in Europe, never used to train third-party models
Electronics, optics, mechanisms and custom parts
Selected for Thales’ Trust My Tech open-innovation programme. Hosted on European sovereign infrastructure.
Questions from defense teams
Does Procureezy give export-control rulings?
No. It records the export status each supplier publishes, so your export-control team can review sensitive lines early. Classification stays with your compliance officers.
Where is our data stored?
In Europe, on 3DS OUTSCALE infrastructure qualified SecNumCloud, under French and EU law. It is never used to train third-party models.
Bring a spec sheet. Leave with the market mapped.
20 minutes with the team. We run Procureezy live on your real components.