H.R. 10675

BUILD with Allies Act of 2026

Sponsor: Bill Huizenga

1 cosponsor

Young Kim

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Introduced Oct 1
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Referred to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs. (Oct 1)

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Sec. 1. Short title; table of contents

Sec. 2. Sense of Congress

Sec. 3. Purposes

Sec. 4. Definitions

I Critical Mineral Innovation Partnership Program

Sec. 101. Sense of Congress

Sec. 102. Establishment

Sec. 103. Eligibility

Sec. 104. Notification and briefing

Sec. 105. Elements

Sec. 106. Responsibilities of Director

Sec. 107. Staff

Sec. 108. International Centers of Excellence for Innovative Critical Minerals Supply Chain Technologies

Sec. 109. Digital platform

Sec. 110. Facilities and infrastructure support

Sec. 111. Assistance for science and technology cooperation; limitations

Sec. 112. Termination of authority

Sec. 113. Definitions

II Exchange Program to Strengthen Manufacturing Workforce Education

Sec. 201. Manufacturing revitalization exchange program

Sec. 202. Implementation coordination assistance

Sec. 203. Authority to engage in independent consultation

Sec. 204. Study for future expansion

The Assistant Secretary for Education and Cultural Affairs shall conduct a study on how to expand and sustain the program established by section 202(a) in the future so that it builds partnerships with private sector, manufacturing entities, the Department of Labor, the Department of Commerce, and labor organizations, which may be conducted in consultation with the Secretary of Labor, the Secretary of Commerce, Manufacturing USA, relevant Federal departments and agencies, and labor organizations.

Sec. 205. Sunset

Sec. 206. Definitions

III List of Entities Carrying Out Mining Involving Forced Labor or Causing Environmental Harm

Sec. 301. Annual list of PRC entities carrying out mining involving forced labor, forced child labor, or environmental harm in certain African countries

Sec. 302. Definitions

IV Foreign Partner Procurement of United States-Origin Cyber and Digital Technologies

Sec. 401. Sense of Congress

Sec. 402. United States Technology Procurement Program

Sec. 403. Office of United States Technology Procurement

Sec. 404. Expanding necessary technology and related expertise at United States overseas missions

Sec. 405. Extending authorization of appropriations for the Regional Technology Officer Program

Sec. 406. Preserving market-based competition for cyber and digital technologies

Sec. 407. Government Accountability Office report

Sec. 408. Definitions

V United States Trade and Development Agency Modernization

Sec. 501. Sense of Congress

Sec. 502. Expansion of country eligibility

Sec. 503. Personnel authorities

VI Combating China’s Unfair and Non-Market-Oriented Trade Practices Related to the Shipbuilding Industry

Sec. 601. Statement of policy to counter shipbuilding practices of the People’s Republic of China

Sec. 602. Strategic ports; United States International Development Finance Corporation

Sec. 603. Briefing and report on China Ocean Shipping Company Shipping Heavy Industry and China State Shipbuilding Corporation

Sec. 604. Assistant Secretary for Water, Environment, and Space Affairs

Sec. 605. Exchange program for shipbuilding industry experts

Sec. 606. Maritime investigators

Sec. 607. Allied maritime framework

Sec. 608. Maritime group of nations

Sec. 609. International Maritime Organization

Sec. 610. Definitions