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Engineering Change Orders

Tuesday, December 23, 2025
An engineering change order (ECO) is a change to a previously EAC-certified voting system’s hardware, documentation, or data that is minor in nature and effect. ECOs require voting system test laboratory review and endorsement as well as EAC approval. Any proposed change that is not deemed to be a minimal change is a modification and must be submitted for testing and review consistent with the EAC Testing and Certification Program requirements.

Engineering Change Orders

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ECO Manufacturer Testing Lab Impacted Device/System Date Approved
ESS-1398 Election Systems & Software, Inc (ES&S) Wyle Laboratories

ES&S Unity 3.2.0.0 Rev. 3, Unity 3.4.0.0 or EVS 5.0

07-19-2013
ESS-1400 Election Systems & Software, Inc (ES&S) Wyle Laboratories

ES&S Unity 3.2.0.0 Rev. 3, Unity 3.4.0.0 or EVS 5.0

07-19-2013
ESS-683 Election Systems & Software, Inc (ES&S) NTS Huntsville (formally Wyle Laboratories)

DS200 Scanner

05-10-2011
ESS-819 Election Systems & Software, Inc (ES&S)

DS200 Scanner, Emergency Bin

05-10-2011
ESS-982 Election Systems & Software, Inc (ES&S) SLI Global Solutions (formerly SysTest Labs)

ExpressVote XL

02-19-2019
ESS-983 Election Systems & Software, Inc (ES&S) Pro V&V

DS200, Hardware 1.3.10.0

12-14-2018
ESS-996 Election Systems & Software, Inc (ES&S) Pro V&V

EVS (DS450 component)

12-12-2018
ESS ECO-1160 Election Systems & Software, Inc (ES&S) Pro V&V

Delkin 3.0 USB Flash Drive (4GB, 8GB) models 6206 and 6207; EVS 5.2.0.3.

12-07-2023
ESS ECO-1167 Election Systems & Software, Inc (ES&S) Pro V&V

EVS 6.3.0.0.

04-09-2024