Contract Policy - Reporting

Reports on Domestic Preference Contracting

 

DoD reports demonstrate efforts made to increase the Department’s Made in America purchasing.

 

EO 14005 requires DoD and other agencies to report on our ongoing implementation of Made in America Laws, our analysis of goods, products, materials, and services that are not subject to Made in America Laws or where requirements of the Made in America Laws have been waived, and our analysis of spending as a result of waivers issued pursuant to the Trade Agreements Act.

 

• First report on “The Department’s Use of Made in America Laws,” July 24, 2021
  • Attachment 1: FY2020 Authorized Exceptions and Waivers to the Buy American Act
  • Attachment 2: Reciprocal Defense Procurement Agreements and Buy American Act Waivers
  • Attachment 3: DoD FY 2020 Industrial Capabilities Report https://media.defense.gov/2021/Jan/14/2002565311/-1/-1/0/FY20-INDUSTRIAL-CAPABILITIES-REPORT.PDF
  • Attachment 4: Summary of DoD Purchases and Initiatives Supporting U.S. Manufacturing
  • Attachment 5: Summary of Office of Local Defense Community Cooperation Grants Supporting U.S. Manufacturing
• First bi-annual report, “The Department’s Bi-Annual Report on Made in America Laws,” February 25, 2022
• 2nd bi-annual report, "The Department's Bi-Annual Report on Made in America Laws," August 5, 2022
  • Data Tables FY21 Buy American – Resale
  • Data Tables FY21 Buy American - Use outside US
• 3rd bi-annual report, "The Department's Bi-Annual Report on Made in America Laws," February 17, 2023
• 4th bi-annual report, "The Department's Bi-Annual Report on Made in America Laws," November 30, 2023

 

Reports on International Contracting

 

DoD prepares a report on purchases from foreign entities each fiscal year. The report includes the dollar value of items for which the Buy American statute was waived pursuant to any reciprocal defense procurement Memorandum of Understanding, the Trade Agreement Act, or any international agreement to which the United States is a party.

 

Note that there is a difference between buying from a foreign entity and buying goods that are not made in America. Purchase from a forging entity means that the company supplying the product is owned by a foreign entity, without regard to where the product was manufactured.

 

• DoD Fiscal Year 2022 Purchases from Foreign Entities
• DoD Fiscal Year 2021 Purchases from Foreign Entities
• DoD Fiscal Year 2020 Purchases from Foreign Entities
• DoD Fiscal Year 2019 Purchases from Foreign Entities
• DoD Fiscal Year 2018 Purchases from Foreign Entities
• DoD Fiscal Year 2017 Purchases from Foreign Entities
• DoD Fiscal Year 2016 Purchases from Foreign Entities
• DoD Fiscal Year 2015 Purchases from Foreign Entities
• DoD Fiscal Year 2014 Purchases from Foreign Entities