Uniqcli

Research & Development

Engineered for
the mission.

From feasibility study to fielded system — Uniqcli engineers, builds and integrates technology for federal, defense and enterprise programs.

Partner & OEM Ecosystem

Products from 500+ OEM brands.

Featured brand partners, backed by the wider ecosystem federal programs ask for.

Nvidia
RedHat
Oracle
HPE
HP Electric Blue keyline
dell
Cisco
PaloAlto
Vertiv
Eaton
Legrand
Panduit
Getac
Honeywell
Johnson Controls
General Atomics
General Dynamics
HID
Axis
Intel
Atlassian
AMD
APC
AWS
Adobe
Apple
Bosch
Extreme Networks
Fortinet
GE
Google
HPE aruba
HPE juniper
HP Poly
Honeywell Aerospace
IBM
Juniper
Lenovo
McDonnell Douglas
Microsoft
NetApp
Nutanix
SAP
SUSE
Samsung
Shure
Supermicro
VMware
altronix
assa abloy
dell emc
hanwha
i pro

Systems Integration

Multi-vendor systems, integrated and delivered mission-ready.

Racked, imaged, kitted and tested through US-based integration partners — one accountable partner from bill of materials to fielded system, with full chain-of-custody documentation.

The Accountable Partner

Procurement power of a prime. Speed of a specialist.

Uniqcli runs focused brand storefronts backed by one engineering and fulfillment core. Every quote is TAA-screened, every build is integration-tested, and every order ships from US-based distribution warehouses with full chain-of-custody documentation — so program offices deal with one accountable partner across the entire lifecycle.

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Procurement

Procure like a prime.

PO, GPC / P-Card or secure checkout — TAA-verified, below-market pricing, free US shipping over $2,500. No payment up front on quoted orders; we confirm stock and final total first.

Insights

Buyer guidance & insights

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Compliance/August 16, 2026

CMMC vs FedRAMP vs NIST 800-171: Which Evidence Applies

CMMC is a Department of Defense contracting and assessment program. NIST SP 800-171 is a set of security requirements for protecting CUI in nonfederal systems. FedRAMP is a government-wide assessment and certification program for cloud services used by federal agencies. They can overlap in one architecture, but none is a universal substitute for the others.

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Compliance/August 16, 2026

Section 889 Surveillance BOM: A Component-Level Checklist

Section 889 compliance screening cannot stop at the logo on a camera. A defensible review follows the system through cameras, recorders, radios, management software, cloud services, and the entities that provide them—then preserves the manufacturer and supplier evidence behind the decision.

Buying Guides/August 16, 2026

AI PC Procurement Checklist: What an NPU Changes

An AI PC adds a neural processing unit, or NPU, to the familiar CPU-and-GPU platform, but the NPU alone is not a business case. Buy around named applications and measured workflows. Confirm that the software can use the accelerator, that the complete system has enough memory and storage, and that security, privacy, deployment, warranty, and dock behavior meet the fleet standard.

Buying Guides/August 16, 2026

Wi-Fi 7 Access Point Checklist: The BOM Beyond the AP

A Wi-Fi 7 access point is only one line in a working wireless design. Before ordering, validate the regulatory mode, client mix, channel plan, mounting, multigig switch ports, power per AP, total PoE budget, cabling, controller or cloud support, licenses, subscriptions, optics, spares, and installation labor. The exact AP model and enabled radio configuration—not the Wi-Fi 7 label—determine the supporting bill of materials.

Buying Guides/August 16, 2026

10GbE Switch Upgrade Guide: When the Workload Justifies It

A 10GbE switch upgrade is justified where measured traffic, transfer windows, convergence, or growth exceeds the practical capacity of the existing path. That does not mean replacing every 1GbE port. A sound design places 10GbE at the bottleneck—server, storage, workstation, wireless access, or uplink—then verifies media, NICs, optics, switch fabric, buffers, software, power, cooling, and the rest of the service path.