Government would stop giving contracts to companies with certain overseas ties
This bill would prevent federal agencies from awarding contracts to companies known as 'inverted domestic corporations.' These are foreign-incorporated companies that acquired a U.S. business but still have significant U.S. ownership or management. It would also stop these companies from getting large subcontracts on major government projects, directing federal contract money to companies that maintain stronger ties to the U.S.
Currently, federal agencies can award contracts to companies that have moved their tax base overseas. If this bill becomes law, federal agencies would be prohibited from awarding contracts for goods or services to these 'inverted domestic corporations' or their related companies. It would also require large federal contracts to include rules preventing prime contractors from giving significant subcontracts to these same types of companies.
S 3811 · 119th Congress · February 9, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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