Requires the Secretary of Commerce to study whether products needed for critical infrastructure can be manufactured in the United States instead of imported, and to report the findings to Congress within 18 months.

• Directs the Secretary of Commerce to finish a study within 1 year of enactment identifying imported products used in the 16 critical infrastructure sectors that face supply constraints
• Requires analysis of costs, benefits, jobs, and product prices from U.S. manufacturing, including feasibility in rural areas and industrial parks
• Requires identification of federal policies or regulations that create barriers to domestic manufacture of those products
• Requires an unclassified report to Congress within 18 months, posted on the Department of Commerce website, and bars the Secretary from using this section to compel private parties to provide information

• Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee (Senate)

Commerce