SUB AProvisions to Protect and Strengthen Supply Chains
SEC. 1801.Requirements for information relating to supply chain risk›SEC. 1802.Oversight of specialty metals procurements under exception relating to agreements with foreign governments›SEC. 1803.Critical materials: tiered sourcing restrictions and requirements›SEC. 1804.Changes with respect to the Federal Acquisition Security Council›SEC. 1805.Modifications to strategy to eliminate sourcing of computer displays from certain nations›SEC. 1806.Extension of Comptroller General assessments and reports on compliance with procurement requirements relating to rare earth elements and strategic and critical materials›SEC. 1807.Requirements related to detection and avoidance of counterfeit electronic parts›SEC. 1808.Analysis and report on sourcing of certain items›SEC. 1809.Assessment and implementation plan for sourcing of synthetic diamond and super abrasive materials used in defense applications›SEC. 1810.Defense Supply Chain Intelligence and Risk Response Program›SEC. 1811.Identification of supply chain dependencies›SEC. 1812.Federal Acquisition Security Council exclusion orders for Chinese military company designees›SEC. 1813.Domestic preference in the procurement of professional services›SEC. 1814.Prohibition on the use of Chinese-manufactured optical fiber by the Department of Defense›SEC. 1815.Report on primary aluminum sector industrial base assessment›SEC. 1816.Assessment of risk related to adversarial capital in the defense industrial base›SEC. 1817.Integration of demand for foreign military sales into industrial base planning›SEC. 1818.Report on the feasibility of requiring Bills of Materials for defense acquisition›
SUB BProvisions Relating to Defense Industrial Base Manufacturing
SEC. 1831.Clarification of eligible uses of Defense Industrial Base Fund›SEC. 1832.Inclusion of biotechnology in uses of the Industrial Base Fund›SEC. 1833.Development and application of alternative material sources›SEC. 1834.Report and implementation of plan for advanced manufacturing for certain critical readiness items of supply›SEC. 1835.Additional guidance related to advanced manufacturing›SEC. 1836.Modifications to advanced manufacturing policy review and guidance›SEC. 1837.Enhanced domestic content requirement for shipbuilding programs›SEC. 1838.Triennial review of merger and acquisition activity associated with major defense suppliers›SEC. 1839.Multiyear procurement authority for certain munitions›SEC. 1840.Multiyear procurement authority for platforms and components systems›SEC. 1841.Managing and mitigating risks in major munitions programs›SEC. 1842.Comptroller General assessment on improving weapon systems and technology procurement›
SUB COrganic Industrial Base
SEC. 1861.Modification to annual report on depot-level maintenance and repair workloads by public and private sectors›SEC. 1862.Authority to write off capital expenditures for certain depots of Department of Defense›SEC. 1863.Reforms relating to Army organic industrial base›SEC. 1864.Exclusion of manufacturing arsenal workload from depot carryover calculation›SEC. 1865.Temporary authority for use of operation and maintenance funds to provide training for certain employees performing services or work funded by working-capital funds›SEC. 1866.Demonstration and prototyping program for qualification of organic industrial base as alternate source for manufacture of casts and forged components for legacy aircraft›SEC. 1867.Briefing and report on Defense industrial base chokepoints and organic industrial base modernization›
SUB DSmall Business Matters
SEC. 1871.Exception to contract price requirement relating to use of test and evaluation installations by commercial entities›SEC. 1872.Amendments to the procurement technical assistance cooperative agreement program›SEC. 1873.Pilot program on digital engineering and advanced manufacturing to address no-bid solicitations›SEC. 1874.Pilot program to improve participation by small business concerns in certain Department of Defense contracts›SEC. 1875.Guidance to ensure protection of covered information during covered preaward engagements›
SUB EDefense Industrial Base Workforce Matters
SUB FOther Matters
SEC. 1891.Exemption from trademark licensing fees for certain military exchange contractors›SEC. 1892.Major system cost growth oversight›SEC. 1893.Inapplicability of Berry Amendment exceptions to certain seafood purchases›SEC. 1894.Clarification of commercial solicitation restrictions during initial entry training for memorabilia and photography›