SIA, Bull Moose Project Clash over Alleged China Links in GPS Backup Debate
A security trade association is denying claims of Chinese ties in the GPS backup fight
A security trade association is denying claims of Chinese ties in the GPS backup fight
WASHINGTON, Oct. 28, 2025 — A major trade association is disputing claims its membership has been infiltrated by China-domiciled companies seeking to influence policy at the Federal Communications Commission.
The Security Industry Association, which represents more than 1,600 global security solution providers, is clashing with Bull Moose Project, a conservative nonprofit that describes itself as dedicated to advancing an “America First” policy agenda.
The two groups are at odds over BMP’s allegations that Chinese companies played a role in efforts to block a proposed 5G backup for the nation’s GPS system.
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