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Decisions rest
on assumptions.
We test them.

Every major decision rests on assumptions: that a supplier is who they say they are, that a route is sound, that your compliance position holds. Meridian tests those assumptions independently and gives you the evidence, before you commit.

Practice
Regulated & Cross-Border Trade
Response
24h
Disciplines
Four
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§ 01 — Practice

Four disciplines.
One ledger.

Each discipline tests a different kind of assumption. All four work to the same standard of evidence.

Compliance

The papers, registers and proof that buyers, auditors and regulators expect to see: built once, kept current, used again.

  • Evidence Library
  • Policy Suite
  • Compliance Matrix
See Compliance

Procurement

We test whether a bid rests on claims you can prove. Every requirement is checked against evidence before the submission goes in.

  • Requirement Mapping
  • Submission Drafting
  • Final Quality Review
See Procurement

Intermediation

Counterparty due diligence, sanctions and PEP screening, supply-chain integrity, and the delivery governance that follows an award.

  • Counterparty Due Diligence
  • Sanctions Screening
  • Delivery Governance
See Intermediation

Intelligence

We find where real demand exists and test whether the market you are about to enter will hold up.

  • Demand Scan
  • Demand Pack
  • Evidence Build
See Intelligence
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§ Specialisation — Export controls

The regulated surface,
up close.

Where export controls apply, we scope the work to the regime you face. This is one of several areas we specialise in. Management-system advisory only.

ITAR / EAR

For US-headquartered defence and dual-use suppliers, and for non-US suppliers with US-touching transactions. Posture, programme build, transaction-level diligence.

  • ITAR · EAR · OFAC programmes
  • DFARS 252.204-7012 · NIST 800-171 · CMMC 2.0
  • Internal Compliance Programme · seven elements
See ITAR / EAR

ECJU / OFSI

For UK and EU defence and dual-use suppliers, including those with US-origin content exposure. Posture, programme build, end-user / end-use due diligence.

  • Export Control Order 2008 · EU 2021/821
  • OFSI · AQAP 2110/2210 · UK MoD · DCPP
  • Internal Compliance Programme · seven elements
See ECJU / OFSI
§ 02 — How it works

Three stages,
run in order.

Each stage produces something the next one depends on. No surprises at the end.

Step 01

Map

We read the requirements and examine what you hold. You get a precise picture of where things stand.

Step 02

Build

We assemble the proof, structure the documents and draft responses, under proper version control.

Step 03

Verify

Six checks run before submission: clarity, consistency, traceability and delivery capability.

§ 03 — The deliverable

Findings
that hold up.

Every conclusion is evidenced, every test is traceable, and every finding stands up to review.

Click any finding to see how we test, evidence and record each conclusion.

SPECIMEN · COUNTERPARTY & CHAIN REVIEW

Assumption Test · Finding

Click each finding to inspect the evidence · 3 of 3 tested
§ 04 — Outcomes

When the system
works as one.

What changes when the four disciplines work as one system.

Intelligence finds the demand, Compliance builds the proof, Procurement writes the case, and Intermediation governs the delivery.

→ A

A decision tested before it is made

The assumptions behind a supply, counterparty or compliance decision are checked while there is still time to change course.

→ B

Fewer surprises after commitment

Problems found early cost far less than problems a counterparty or auditor finds late.

→ C

A record that holds up under scrutiny

Every finding is evidenced and traceable, so the decision stands up to a buyer, a board or a regulator later.

§ 05 — Next step

Send us
the situation.

Whether it is a bid, an audit, a counterparty or a contract, send it over. We will come back with scope, fee and timeline.

Send your brief — Reply within 24h