Creates a Commerce-led effort to map, monitor, and strengthen critical supply chains and emerging technologies. It directs the Assistant Secretary for Industry and Analysis to lead a new Supply Chain Resilience Working Group, coordinate with State and USTR, consult industry and labor, assess risks, and help the federal government prepare for and respond to supply chain shocks.

It requires designating critical industries, goods, and supply chains, producing a national strategy and public reports with comment periods, and protecting sensitive supply chain data submitted voluntarily. It supports expanding U.S. and allied production and reshoring key manufacturing. No new funding is authorized, and the program sunsets after 10 years.