Final Buy American Rule Raises Domestic Content Threshold to 60%, Rising to 75% by 2029
A final Buy American Act rule raises the share of USA-made components needed for federal purchases from 55% to 60% in 2022, 65% in 2024 and 75% in 2029.
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A final Buy American Act rule raises the share of USA-made components needed for federal purchases from 55% to 60% in 2022, 65% in 2024 and 75% in 2029.
MacLean-Fogg Component Solutions launched Threadstrong aftermarket wheel nuts and bolts, engineered and built in its Michigan and Illinois factories.
Lockheed Martin said its LMXT tanker bid would be built as an A330 in Mobile, Alabama, then converted into a tanker in Marietta, Georgia.
E-Z UP launched the Freedom83, its first premium canopy made in the USA, with a U.S. aluminum frame and domestic fabrics assembled in California.
Ralph Lauren picked Clifton, N.J. maker Better Team USA to make Team USA’s 2022 Opening Ceremony parkas; Maine’s Rancourt & Co. made the boots.
Cleveland’s National Safety Apparel acquired Kansas union apparel maker King Louie, its second deal in two months, bringing headcount to about 700.
The Container Store acquired Chicago-based Closet Works for $21.5 million, adding a 60,000-square-foot Elmhurst, Illinois factory for wood-based custom closets.
Sens. Tammy Baldwin and Bill Cassidy introduced S. 3395, letting FDA require device makers to answer records requests, to fight counterfeit PPE and support USA production.
Faribault Woolen Mill signed with Team USA and LA28 to make official blankets at its Faribault, Minnesota mill through the 2028 Games.
SPI Energy took over the lease on the 140,000-square-foot former Sunergy solar plant in Sacramento, planning 1.1 GW of USA-made module capacity in 2022.