Promoting Resilient Supply Chains Act of 2025

This law aims to make America’s supply chains stronger and more reliable. It sets up a program at the Department of Commerce to track key supply chains, find weak spots, and prepare for crises . It also creates a standing Supply Chain Resilience Working Group to coordinate across many federal agencies and work with businesses, colleges, and state and local leaders . The goal is to keep essential products moving, support U.S. manufacturing, and speed up the use of new technologies.

Commerce will map how products move from raw materials to finished goods, study where shortages could happen, and look at workforce needs and market stability . It will seek ways to build capacity in the United States and with allied nations, and help communities recover faster from supply shocks . The office must deliver a national strategy within 18 months and then every year, and it must keep company information that is shared voluntarily confidential . The law uses existing funds and ends after 10 years unless renewed.

• Who is affected

  • U.S. manufacturers and suppliers in key industries, workers, and state and local governments, plus communities that could face shortages (including rural, Tribal, and underserved areas) .

• Key timing and changes

  • Within 120 days: identify which industries, supply chains, and goods are “critical,” with a chance for public comment.
  • Within 1 year: start the mapping and risk reviews, and send an implementation report to Congress .
  • Within 18 months and yearly: submit a national strategy and annual review of risks, needs, and how to boost capacity and recovery .
  • Within 2 years: complete a review of Commerce’s programs and how to improve them.
  • Ongoing: protect company data shared voluntarily from public release and most legal use; this protection does not add new reporting duties for businesses .
  • No new spending authorized; the program uses current budgets and ends after 10 years unless extended.