Boosting US Electronics Manufacturing and Military Supply Security
This act aims to strengthen the domestic production of critical electronic components, like printed circuit boards, in the United States. It establishes a fund to support the construction and modernization of manufacturing facilities and mandates disclosure of the origin of these components in military equipment. This is intended to enhance national security and reduce reliance on foreign suppliers, indirectly impacting economic stability and national safety.
Key points
Establishment of a fund to support domestic manufacturing of printed circuit boards and other critical electronic components.
Requirement for military equipment providers to disclose if printed circuit boards originate from certain high-risk countries (e.g., China, Russia).
Implementation of security testing for military systems with components from risky sources and remediation procedures.
Potential for contractors to be charged for remediation costs if they failed to discover vulnerabilities before delivery.
Status:
Expired
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