NDIA Allied Membership
(Changes coming for 2025)
Our non-U.S. partners play a key role in national defense and we value their contributions to NDIA.
Allied Government
Allied Government membership is open to current Allied Nation government employees and members of Allied Nation militaries (Active Duty only). Like our U.S. Government members, Allied Government membership is complementary. National Defense Magazine is available digitally to our Allied Members.
Allied Individual
Allied Individual Membership is comparable to NDIA’s Basic Individual Membership and offers access to event discounts, our newsletters, and joining local Chapters and Divisions (excluding Division Committees and Boards) to citizens of nations with an alliance or reciprocal procurement agreement with the U.S. National Defense Magazine is available digitally to our Allied Members.
Dues
$95.00 (1 Year)
$228.00 (3 Years)
Allied Industry
Industry Allied members are corporations chartered and controlled under the laws of an Allied nation and provide goods and services to the U.S Department of Defense (DoD).
Organizations and businesses that wish to receive NDIA corporate benefits will follow NDIA Industry pricing criteria. National Defense Magazine is available digitally to our Allied Members.
Benefits
Allied member benefits parallel the benefits of each category of NDIA membership, with a few restrictions.
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All Allied membership dues include a subscription to NDIA's award-winning National Defense Magazine. |
Restrictions include
- Allied Members may participate as non-voting members in the activities of the Chapters subject to any restrictions that may be placed on such participation by the United States government.
- Allied members are ineligible to serve as Division Chairs or on Division Committees.
Eligibility
Non-U.S. organizations and individuals wishing to join NDIA must meet one of the below eligibility criteria.
- (1) Nations belonging to the NATO Alliance;
- (2) Japan, Australia, or New Zealand;
- (3) Nations with which the United States maintains a Reciprocal Procurement Agreement;
- (4) Nations with which the United States Department of Defense has specifically requested the Association to conduct meetings and enhance communications on an industry-to- industry basis.
Individuals or organizations who do not meet the eligibility criteria but wish to join NDIA must contact membership@NDIA.org to request special consideration and Board approval before joining.