Federal activity overview — Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States
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CFIUS is an interagency committee that reviews foreign investment transactions to determine their effect on U.S. national security. Following FIRRMA (2018), CFIUS has expanded jurisdiction over real estate transactions near military installations and critical technology investments.
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Ask about CFIUSParties to covered transactions (mergers, acquisitions, investments in critical technology or infrastructure) must file a notice or declaration with CFIUS. The committee reviews transactions for national security risks and can recommend the President block or unwind transactions.
Government contractors considering foreign investment, acquisition, or partnership must evaluate CFIUS implications. Defense contractors are especially sensitive — foreign ownership, control, or influence (FOCI) can affect facility clearances and contract eligibility.
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