6 records in this family–mechanism intersection. These editorial groups do not expand legal scope.
IND-01 · Industrial priorities and allocationsRequire capable suppliers to accept and prioritize national-defense orders and allocate materials, services, and facilities. This is economic mobilization authority, not a general nationalization power.
What this is not / limit: Does not cover employment contracts
Executing role: DoD program and warranted contracting officials applying authorized ratings; resource-agency allocation officials
Authority holder
President; execution through applicable resource-agency delegations
Eligibility gate
- National-defense purpose; applicable priority/allocation rules
- Additional findings before controlling general civilian-market distribution
Funding condition
- An allocation direction does not supply procurement funds; underlying orders require lawful funding.
All recorded limits
- Does not cover employment contracts
- Civilian distribution and energy allocations have statutory findings
- Most DPA authorities expire December 11, 2026 under §4564 as amended by Pub. L. 119-103; §4558 is excepted.
Contracts & purchases
Legal basisSources linked
RequirementsGates recorded
Actor sources & routing basis
Recorded executing role; this record-specific route is not an additional institutional office.
IND-04 · Industrial purchase commitmentsPurchase industrial resources or critical technology items for use or resale, encourage mining, and support production or technology transition; conditioned subsidies can sustain threatened high-cost domestic material sources.
What this is not / limit: Commitments generally no more than 10 years
Executing role: Assigned DPA Title III executing office and warranted contracting officer; current assignment must be verified
Authority holder
President; duly delegated execution with reserved findings
Eligibility gate
- Written essentiality, shortfall and cost-effectiveness determinations unless valid waiver
- Shortfall notices, >$50M threshold requirements and authorization/waiver analysis
- Above-market or anticipated-loss purchases require further findings
- For the FY26 DPA Purchases appropriation, enacted text permits Secretary of Defense obligation/expenditure as if delegated necessary DPA authorities; do not treat an Executive Order as the independent substantive grant. Transaction-specific nondelegable findings and credit limits still require review.
Funding condition
- DPA Fund and advance appropriations; funds and allowable commitment liability must be present.
- FY26 enacted DPA Purchases: $321.923M no-year. This is appropriated program amount, NOT verified remaining balance or automatic credit-principal ceiling.
All recorded limits
- Commitments generally no more than 10 years
- DPA domestic-source eligibility is not worldwide: U.S./Canada and conditioned Australia/U.K. rule for Title III
- Most DPA authorities expire December 11, 2026 under §4564 as amended by Pub. L. 119-103; §4558 is excepted.
Contracts & purchases
Legal basisSources linked
RequirementsGates recorded
Actor sources & routing basis
Recorded executing role; this record-specific route is not an additional institutional office.
IND-15 · Industrial purchase commitmentsMake purchase commitments for federal use or resale, critical-mineral development, components, production capacity and dual-use technology transition.
What this is not / limit: Commitment term no more than 10 years
Executing role: WIRE/IBAS program and assigned warranted contracting or agreements officer
Authority holder
Secretary of Defense
Eligibility gate
- Enumerated §4817(g)(1) defense supply-chain purposes; other purposes require essentiality/timeliness findings and 30-day report
- No activity in the six covered countries under §4817(m)
- Applicable approval and award instrument
- Document terms, exposure and statutory above-market/anticipated-loss findings
Funding condition
- Industrial Base Fund appropriations; Pub. L.119-60 §867(b) bars using funds made available BEFORE Dec.18,2025 for newly added §4817(g)–(j) activities. FY27 CR limitations independently apply to its funds.
All recorded limits
- Commitment term no more than 10 years
- New provisions sunset Dec.31,2035; contract survival/obligation mechanics need transaction review
Contracts & purchases
Legal basisSources linked
RequirementsGates recorded
Actor sources & routing basis
Recorded executing role; this record-specific route is not an additional institutional office.
IND-18 · Industrial innovation pilotAn uncodified pilot expressly lists loans, guarantees, purchase commitments, cost-sharing and third-party awards supporting debt/equity investment in small/medium manufacturers.
What this is not / limit: Express third-party equity support does not establish unlimited direct Treasury equity acquisition
Executing role: WIRE/IBAS program and assigned warranted contracting or agreements officer
Authority holder
Secretary of Defense
Eligibility gate
- Pilot supports military manufacturing or emerging defense/commercial technologies
- Use applicable underlying contracting, OT or other lawful authorities and credit appropriations
Funding condition
- No inferred appropriation or revolving authority; credit assistance requires credit-law analysis.
All recorded limits
- Pilot terminates Dec.31,2026
- Express third-party equity support does not establish unlimited direct Treasury equity acquisition
- Existing credit subsidy/principal authority must be identified
Investment & capital
Editorial cross-list: the recorded pilot summary also names credit and purchase commitments. An operating program and new awards are not verified.
Legal basisSources linked
RequirementsGates recorded
Actor sources & routing basis
Recorded executing role; this record-specific route is not an additional institutional office.
IND-55 · Contractor financing-cost recoveryA discretionary pilot permits reasonable market-rate interest, bond discounts and capital refinancing costs to become allowable and allocable direct or indirect costs for covered inventory-management and capacity-expansion contracts. The financing is supplied by an independent financing entity; this is not a new DoD direct-loan or guarantee program.
What this is not / limit: No authorization of financing-cost treatment for covered contracts entered on or after Dec.31,2029
Executing role: Covered-contract contracting and pricing teams under implemented pilot
Authority holder
Secretary of Defense
Eligibility gate
- Secretary establishes pilot after briefing congressional defense committees on material/inventory audit compliance
- Covered activity manages production or sustainment inventories, or materially expands production/sustainment capacity through capital expenditure
- Cost paid to independent Federal/State-organized financing entity engaged in financing business; not under common control with borrower
- Financing costs reasonable and consistent with market rates; material/inventory management audit requirements satisfied
Funding condition
- Contract payments subject to availability of appropriations for purpose; financing-cost allowability does not itself provide funds or create government credit subsidy authority.
All recorded limits
- No authorization of financing-cost treatment for covered contracts entered on or after Dec.31,2029
- Government termination liability capped at funding obligated when terminated
- Financing entity is not a subcontractor solely by participating
- Pilot establishment and current implementation guidance not verified
Contracts & purchases
Legal basisSources linked
RequirementsGates recorded
Actor sources & routing basis
Recorded executing role; this record-specific route is not an additional institutional office.
OEC-05 · Vital-asset developmentIdentify, accelerate and sustain vital tangible and intangible national-security assets through establishment, research, development, construction, procurement, leasing, consolidation, alteration, improvement, modernization and repair.
What this is not / limit: The office duty does not state a blanket exemption from fiscal, acquisition, leasing or military-construction requirements.
Executing role: Office of Expanded Competition Director
Authority holder
Office of Expanded Competition within the Office of the Secretary of the Air Force; headed by the OEC Director
Eligibility gate
- The tangible or intangible asset must be vital to U.S. national security.
- Identify the execution instrument, lawful funds, responsible office and applicable project requirements.
Funding condition
- §9025 does not specify a dedicated appropriation or available balance. Identify legally available funds and the fiscal conditions of the proposed action.
All recorded limits
- The office duty does not state a blanket exemption from fiscal, acquisition, leasing or military-construction requirements.
Contracts & purchasesProperty & leases
Legal basisSources linked
RequirementsGates recorded
Actor sources & routing basis
Institutional routing from the recorded executing role. See the office profile for its published responsibilities and engagement routes.
Public evidence describes the institution and instrument; it is not approval of an individual transaction.