Directs the Secretary of Commerce to study which critical‑infrastructure products the U.S. currently imports because of manufacturing, material, or supply‑chain limits, and assess whether and how those products could be made in the United States.

The study must weigh costs and benefits (including job impacts and product prices) and examine where production could happen, with attention to rural areas and industrial parks. Results must be reported to Congress and posted online. The Secretary cannot compel anyone to provide information for the study.