The Trade Integrity Project (TIP) was launched by OSC in July 2024 to help prevent the diversion of critical technologies and components to Russia. Initially, TIP provided data on exports of Common High Priority List items on a pro-bono basis, giving manufacturers, distributors, financial institutions, academic institutions and governments additional resources to identify risk and strengthen supply chain controls.

TIP was endorsed by the US Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security for use by industry, financial institutions, and academic institutions, as well as by the UK Department for Business and Trade and Ukraine’s State Export Control Service.

Through TIP, OSC has collaborated with a wide range of organisations, gaining a deeper understanding of the practical challenges they face and the support required to address them.

The mission remains unchanged. In July 2026, OSC updated TIP’s operating model, moving from the general distribution of data to direct engagements that provide organisations with more targeted analytical support and training.

OSC can provide bespoke analysis, data, and capacity building sessions to help manufacturers, suppliers, financial institutions and governments combat critical component diversion and the illicit financial activity underpinning it.

As a small team, we have limited capacity and assess potential engagements individually. To discuss how OSC may be able to support your organisation, please complete our engagement form.