Federal activity overview — Buy American Act (BAA)
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The Buy American Act requires the federal government to prefer domestic end products and construction materials in its procurements. It applies to direct federal purchases and establishes a price preference for domestic products over foreign offers.
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Ask about Buy American ActProducts must be manufactured in the United States with domestic component costs exceeding 60% of total component costs (increasing to 75% by 2029). Waivers are available for non-availability, unreasonable cost, and public interest determinations.
BAA compliance affects supply chain decisions for any contractor selling products to the government. Firms offering domestically manufactured goods receive a price evaluation preference (typically 20-30%), while non-compliant offers may be rejected entirely.
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