Exclusions
Al-qa'ida in the South Arabian Peninsula
Exclusion source freshness
Source date: . Source age: 11 hours 47 minutes.
This dated snapshot is within the 24-hour freshness threshold.
Results are not clearance or an eligibility determination. Check the current record at SAM.gov before making a decision.
- Term
- Indefinite
- Record created
- Jul 27, 2012
Agency explanation
Restriction and scope
Applies across federal procurement and nonprocurement programs, subject to the issuing agency’s record and applicable exceptions.
Related names
(also AL-QA'IDA ORGANIZATION IN THE ARABIAN PENINSULA, TANZIM QA'IDAT AL-JIHAD FI JAZIRAT AL-ARAB, AL-QA'IDA OF JIHAD ORGANIZATION IN THE ARABIAN PENINSULA, AL-QA'IDA IN YEMEN, AL-QA'IDA IN THE ARABIAN PENINSULA)
Cross-references listed by the issuing agency.
What is an exclusion?
An exclusion is a federal restriction on a business or individual participating in certain government contracts or assistance programs. Records can include suspensions, debarments and other restrictions.
Use these records to check potential vendors and partners. Restrictions vary: review the status, dates and scope in SAM.gov, and confirm any potential match with the issuing agency. An inactive record does not by itself mean a current restriction.
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Source date: Oct 30, 2026
Record identifier
163a00d6-c2c8-4023-b056-b97f9c663fa4