TAA-Compliant Cisco Products: the ++ Part Numbers, Priced and Ready to Order
Cisco marks its Trade Agreements Act compliant builds with a double plus on the part number. C9200-24P-A++ is the same switch as C9200-24P-A, certified to a TAA-designated country of origin. This page lists every ++ and self-TAA Cisco part number we carry (57 today, 57 with live pricing), with the paperwork a federal file needs.
Straight up: TAA status is decided per part number and production lot, so we confirm it on each quote line rather than claiming it for a whole brand. Uniqcli is an independent authorized Cisco partner. We sell directly via Government Purchase Card, Simplified Acquisition, and FAR-based purchase orders; our GSA MAS application is in progress and we do not yet hold SEWP or other contract vehicles.
Check a Cisco part number for a TAA version
Type the base part number from your quote (C9200-24P-A) or the ++ part number itself. We check it against every TAA-compliant Cisco SKU we carry. Cisco does not publish a public TAA list, so if yours is not here we run the Cisco Commerce check for you.
How to read a Cisco TAA part number
Same box, different certificate. The table shows the pattern for the most common line, the Catalyst 9200 access switch.
| C9200-24P-A (standard) | C9200-24P-A++ (TAA) | |
|---|---|---|
| Hardware and ports | 24x 1G PoE+, 4x 1G uplink module slot | Identical |
| Software and licensing | Network Advantage | Identical |
| Warranty and SmartNet | Enhanced Limited Lifetime, SmartNet eligible | Identical |
| Certified country of origin | Varies by production lot | TAA-designated country, documented |
| Country-of-origin letter | On request, lot-dependent | Standard with the order |
| Price and lead time | Stock item | Modest premium, built to order |
TAA-compliant Cisco part numbers we carry
Every item below is either a ++ variant or a part number that is TAA compliant at its own SKU. Items show as available to order because TAA builds ship in smaller batches; we confirm lead time on the quote. Need a ++ version of something not listed? Send us the base part number and we will check availability.
Catalyst switches · 36
IP phones & collaboration · 14
Optics & transceivers · 3
UCS compute · 1
Wireless · 3
How agencies buy TAA-compliant Cisco from Uniqcli
- 1Pick the ++ part numbers
Add the TAA-compliant SKUs to your quote, or send us the base part numbers and we map each one to its TAA version.
- 2Choose the purchase path
Government Purchase Card, Simplified Acquisition Procedures, or a FAR-based purchase order, with WAWF/PIEE invoicing for DoD.
- 3Receive the compliance packet
Country-of-origin statements, datasheets, and licensing terms attached to the order. DoD orders invoice through WAWF/PIEE.
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Keep reading: TAA for Cisco buyers
Short, plain answers to the questions that come up on every federal Cisco order.
Frequently asked questions
What does the ++ on a Cisco part number mean?
The double plus is Cisco's marker for a Trade Agreements Act compliant version of a product. C9200-24P-A++ is the same switch as C9200-24P-A, built and certified to a TAA-designated country of origin so it can be sold on federal contracts that carry the TAA clause. Not every TAA product uses the suffix: some, like the UCS 5108 chassis bundle on this page, are TAA at their own part number.
Is all Cisco equipment TAA compliant?
No. Cisco builds in many countries, and TAA status is decided per part number and per production lot, not per brand. The ++ line exists precisely because the standard part number may ship from a non-designated country. Treat any blanket 'all Cisco is TAA compliant' claim as a red flag and ask for the specific SKU's country of origin instead.
Are the ++ products different hardware?
No. The hardware, software, ports, licensing, and warranty are identical to the base part number. What changes is the certified country of origin and the paperwork behind it, which is why the ++ version usually carries a modest premium and a longer lead time.
Can I get a country-of-origin letter with my order?
Yes. Ask for it on the quote and we attach the country-of-origin statement for each TAA line item before the order ships, along with the datasheets and licensing terms, so the file is audit-ready without a scramble later.
Does Uniqcli sell on GSA Schedule or NASA SEWP?
Not yet. Our GSA Multiple Award Schedule application is in progress, and we do not currently hold SEWP, NASPO, or other GWAC/IDIQ vehicles. Agencies buy from us directly today with a Government Purchase Card, under Simplified Acquisition Procedures, or with a FAR-based purchase order. We invoice DoD orders through WAWF/PIEE. (GSA eBuy quoting requires a Schedule contract, so that path opens once our MAS award lands.)
Do I need TAA-compliant Cisco for a purchase card buy?
It depends on the contract terms and the dollar value, not on the card. TAA applies above a dollar threshold set in the Federal Acquisition Regulation and on any contract that carries the TAA clause. Many small card buys fall below that threshold, but agency policy often asks for TAA anyway, so the safe move is to specify the ++ part number when the requirement is in doubt.
Are TAA-compliant products also NDAA Section 889 compliant?
They are two different rules. TAA is about where the product was made or substantially transformed. Section 889 bans specific Chinese telecom and video surveillance companies (Huawei, ZTE, Hytera, Hikvision, Dahua and their affiliates) from federal systems. Cisco is not a Section 889 covered company, and buying a ++ part number satisfies the TAA side. You still certify 889 separately on the contract.
What is the lead time on ++ part numbers?
Longer than the standard SKU, because TAA builds run in smaller batches. Items on this page show as available to order rather than in stock for that reason. Tell us your need-by date on the quote and we will confirm the current lead time before you commit funds.