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Supplements to ISO requirements

Discussion in 'ISO 9001:2015 - Quality Management Systems' started by WattsJA, Jan 13, 2023.

  1. WattsJA

    WattsJA Member

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    First, I'm thrilled I found this little gem.

    I'm new to the civilian sector for Quality Assurance Management, and in the process of learning I found a "supplement" that I can't seem to locate the source document for. It seems to be related to US DoD contracts, but as a former servicemember, I know there's always an approving authority. The supplement is titled STR-ISO 9000 Supplement A Revision 4, with a release date of 5 Jan 2017 (to the best of my knowledge). Has anyone else encountered this or a similar issue?

    Alan
     
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  3. WattsJA

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    That's the one. I'm specifically looking for the why. I can add all kinds of words strung into sentences in a contract, but if what I'm saying doesn't have any authority then what am I even doing with my life?
     
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    UPDATE: I found the source, and while it doesn't specify where the authority is derived from, its requirements are only implemented in the process of contract awards from the US gov.
     
    WattsJA, Jan 25, 2023
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