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Buy America compliance refers to adherence to federal regulations that require a certain percentage of components used in federally funded projects to be manufactured in the United States.
Amerified provides expertise and support to help manufacturers navigate Buy America requirements. We have contacts with 3rd party consultants and attorneys that can assist with making sure your products are compliant. Once compliant, Amerified can represent your products to try to place them on large infrastructure projects.
Buy America requirements apply to projects that receive federal funding, including transportation, infrastructure, and public works projects.
Buy America regulations typically apply to iron, steel, and manufactured goods used in transportation and infrastructure projects, such as bridges, highways, and public transit systems.
To determine compliance, manufacturers must ensure that the components of their products meet the required domestic content thresholds specified by the Buy America regulations.
Some exemptions may apply based on specific project circumstances or if compliance would be impractical or cost-prohibitive.
Documentation may include certifications, affidavits, or other evidence confirming the domestic origin of materials and components used in the product.
Non-compliance can result in project delays, loss of funding, or legal penalties, and may also impact a company’s eligibility for future government contracts.
It’s essential to stay informed about any updates or changes to Buy America regulations, as compliance requirements may evolve over time.
Additional resources and guidance on Buy America compliance can be found through government agencies such as the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) or the Federal Transit Administration (FTA), as well as industry organizations and legal experts specializing in government contracting.
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