State management: purchasing; public works projects; require that certain construction materials produced in the United States be procured for. Creates new act.

Summary

The bill mandates that any cement, concrete, or steel used on infrastructure, transportation, housing, school, or other public facility projects that receive state money must be produced in the United States, defined as having less than 5% non‑U.S. components by cost. State agencies may grant waivers if the materials are unavailable, would raise project costs by more than 25%, or in emergencies, and must post the waiver online within 30 days. The Department of Technology, Management, and Budget will issue guidance and give preference to bids that use Michigan‑made products.

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