Promoting Resilient Supply Chains Act of 2023

This bill establishes a Critical Supply Chain Resiliency Program within the Department of Commerce to strengthen U.S. supply chains for critical goods essential to national security and economic security. It directs the Assistant Secretary of Commerce to map critical supply chains, identify vulnerabilities, develop contingency plans for disruptions like pandemics or cyber attacks, and encourage partnerships with domestic manufacturers and allies. The program requires annual reports to Congress on supply chain resilience strategies, promotes use of technologies like blockchain for traceability, and will operate for seven years. The bill directly affects the Department of Commerce, domestic manufacturers of critical goods, and U.S. partnerships with key international allies. It focuses on concrete policy changes to enhance supply chain security without mandating private sector compliance.