Directs the Department of Commerce to lead a Supply Chain Resilience effort that maps, assesses, and strengthens critical supply chains and promotes U.S. or allied manufacturing of emerging technologies. It creates a Commerce-led Supply Chain Resilience Working Group, requires periodic assessments and reports to Congress, and directs coordination with State and the U.S. Trade Representative.

The law protects voluntarily submitted supply-chain information from public disclosure in many circumstances, does not authorize any new funding, and automatically sunsets 10 years after enactment. It defines key terms for clarity and requires the Commerce Secretary to map Commerce offices’ roles and submit an implementation strategy within two years.