BUY AMERICAN ACT
BAA 2025 Compliance
65%+ U.S. content · TPM-signed proof · XRPL-anchored records
Get BAA Certified Back to V MainOfficial Name & Statutory Number
Full Name: Buy American Act
Original Citation: 41 U.S.C. §§ 10a–10d (1933)
Current Codification (2025): 41 U.S.C. §§ 8301–8305
Implementing Regulation: FAR Part 25 & FAR 52.225-1
Who Signed It & When
Signed by: President Herbert Hoover
Date: March 3, 1933 — his last full day in office
Congress: 73rd United States Congress
Hoover signed it just hours before Franklin D. Roosevelt’s inauguration amid the depths of the Great Depression.
Historical Background
The BAA was born during the Great Depression (1929–1939) when unemployment reached 25% and foreign nations were dumping cheap goods into the U.S. market.
Smoot-Hawley tariffs had collapsed global trade. Congress responded with the BAA to force federal agencies to “buy American” and protect domestic jobs.
Passed as part of a massive appropriations bill, it became permanent law and has been strengthened repeatedly — most recently under Biden’s Made in America executive orders.
2025 Requirements (Current Rules)
Domestic Content Threshold
- 2024: ≥60%
- 2025–2029: ≥65%
- 2030+: ≥75%
All manufacturing processes must occur in the United States
Price Preference
- Large businesses: +6% allowed
- Small businesses: +12% allowed
How Verity One Delivers 100% Proof
- TPM signs every U.S. manufacturing step at creation
- VID proves U.S. labor and ownership
- XRPL anchors immutable records in seconds
- Veritize™ feeds proof directly into SAM.gov and agency portals
- Instant V Token royalties when your data is used
BUY AMERICAN ACT
BAA 2025 Compliance
65%+ U.S. content · TPM-signed proof · XRPL-anchored records
Get BAA Certified Back to V MainOfficial Name & Statutory Number
Full Name: Buy American Act
Original Citation: 41 U.S.C. §§ 10a–10d (1933)
Current Codification (2025): 41 U.S.C. §§ 8301–8305
Implementing Regulation: FAR Part 25 & FAR 52.225-1
Who Signed It & When
Signed by: President Herbert Hoover
Date: March 3, 1933 — his last full day in office
Congress: 73rd United States Congress
Hoover signed it just hours before Franklin D. Roosevelt’s inauguration amid the depths of the Great Depression.
Historical Background
The BAA was born during the Great Depression (1929–1939) when unemployment reached 25% and foreign nations were dumping cheap goods into the U.S. market.
Smoot-Hawley tariffs had collapsed global trade. Congress responded with the BAA to force federal agencies to “buy American” and protect domestic jobs.
Passed as part of a massive appropriations bill, it became permanent law and has been strengthened repeatedly — most recently under Biden’s Made in America executive orders.
2025 Requirements (Current Rules)
Domestic Content Threshold
- 2024: ≥60%
- 2025–2029: ≥65%
- 2030+: ≥75%
All manufacturing processes must occur in the United States
Price Preference
- Large businesses: +6% allowed
- Small businesses: +12% allowed
How Verity One Delivers 100% Proof
- TPM signs every U.S. manufacturing step at creation
- VID proves U.S. labor and ownership
- XRPL anchors immutable records in seconds
- Veritize™ feeds proof directly into SAM.gov and agency portals
- Instant V Token royalties when your data is used