H.R. 10675
BUILD with Allies Act of 2026
Sponsor: Bill Huizenga
1 cosponsor
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I Critical Mineral Innovation Partnership Program
II Exchange Program to Strengthen Manufacturing Workforce Education
III List of Entities Carrying Out Mining Involving Forced Labor or Causing Environmental Harm
IV Foreign Partner Procurement of United States-Origin Cyber and Digital Technologies
V United States Trade and Development Agency Modernization
VI Combating China’s Unfair and Non-Market-Oriented Trade Practices Related to the Shipbuilding Industry
It is the policy of the United States to eliminate materials sourced from the People’s Republic of China from supply chains necessary for the production of both commercial and military ships through a comprehensive effort, in coordination with allied and partner countries where appropriate, that includes—
(1) relevant knowledge transfer to and skillset development of a shipbuilding labor force in the United States;
(2) securing direct investment in United States shipyards by allies and partners; and
(3) the development of a coherent long-term strategy to diversify shipbuilding supply chains and expand domestic shipbuilding capacity, incorporating all relevant Federal agencies and departments.