Arsenal Workload Sustainment Act
HR 1955, the Arsenal Workload Sustainment Act, establishes a 5-year pilot program to increase workload at government-owned Army arsenals. It requires the Defense Secretary to give a 20% price preference in procurement bids to non-public partners (like defense contractors) that partner with these arsenals, while penalizing those that do not. The program also prioritizes partners using the Army's Advanced Manufacturing Center and ensuring at least 25% of work is done by Defense employees. The Secretary must report annually on workload, budget impacts, future needs, and required capital investments at these arsenals.
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Introduced Mar 6, 2025
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Eric Sorensen
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