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Ensuring and Assisting U.S. Industry's Compliance with the Chemical Weapons Convention
Department of Commerce, Herbert C. Hoover Building, Washington, DC
Treaty Compliance Division
(TCD) has Moved:

Please use the below new point-of-contact information for TCD.

Mailing address:

    U.S. Department of Commerce
    Bureau of Industry and Security
    Treaty Compliance Division
    14th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
    Room 4515
    Washington, DC 20230
Telephone: 202-482-1001
Facsimile : 202-482-1731

NEW
  • CY 2008 Declarations & Reports Due by February 28th: Submit your declaration and report to TCD via Web-DESI, U.S. mail or private carrier NLT February 28th (post-marked).
  • Web-DESI - Submit your request for Web-DESI access via fax to 202-482-1731. E-mail your questions on Web-DESI to: cwcwebdesi@bis.doc.gov
  • Amendment to the CWC Regulations: Additions to the List of States Parties; Updates to Contact Information for the Treaty Compliance Division; Editorial Corretions. [ PDF ]
  • Amendment to the Export Administration Regulations: Implementation of the Understandings Reached at the April 2008 Australia Group (AG) Plenary Meeting; Additions to the List of States parties to the Chemical Weapons Convention. [ PDF ]
  • Global Chemical Industry Compliance Program (GC-ICP) A handbook to assist companies in determining if their chemical is subject to declaration/reporting under the CWC and other administrative elements, such as corporate commitment statement and recordkeeping. [ PDF ]

BIS MISSION
  • Ensure an effective treaty compliance system by:
  • Assisting industry towards compliance with the CWC.
  • Maximizing the protection of confidential business information.
  • Minimizing burdens and costs to facilities.
  • Seeking equitable international implementation.
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Assistant Secretary Cristopher Wall (right) presents a commemorative plaque noting the achievement to Julius Kozma of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.
100th Industrial Inspection  
in the United States

BIS recently hosted a ceremony marking the completion of 100 industry inspections under the CWC, a milestone in the on-site verification of non-proliferation. Assistant Secretary Cristopher Wall (right) presents a commemorative plaque noting the achievement to Julius Kozma of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.
Web Data Entry Software for Industry

is available for submission of CWC declarations and reports via the Internet.

BIS Bulletin CWC-002: A Quick Guide
Separate Window: BIS Bulletin CWC-004-04: Chemicals
Schedule One Chemicals
Schedule Two Chemicals
Schedule Three Chemicals
Unscheduled Discrete Organic Chemicals
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