Unique Identification (UID) is a set of unique data for tangible assets. The program was initiated by the Department of Defense (DoD) as a solution to stay in better compliance with the Chief Financial Officers’ Act of 1990. Every product that has been manufactured or distributed for use by the government – whether private or …

A unique identification system, or UID, was created by the United States Department of Defense to securely track articles, properties, or any other sort of valuable that belongs to the government. Rigorous amendments have been created to update government doctrines relating to UID registry. Items must be aptly marked by manufacturers as specified by MIL …

UID markings are unique identification numbers given to products that help identify assets, parts, and products used and produced by the United States government. According to the Department of Defense, all military products should contain UID markings. MIL SPEC 130 is a protocol guideline pertaining to the UID registry and marking system. MIL SPEC 130 …

Proficient knowledge of MIL SPEC 130 and the UID process has become indispensable to manufacturers for the United States Military. UID refers to the unique identification system and requires a unique item code to be included on all products manufactured or distributed for use by the government. This system came into effect as a security …

Unique Identification (UID) as a system is regulated by MIL SPEC 130, a set of protocols standardized by the Department of Defense in the United States. These requirements state the rules for compliance for all related articles or product compliance procedures, credit rules for manufacturers and contractors working with the government, as well as qualification …