Minnesota SF5115 requires materials used in state-funded projects to be made in the United States.

Minnesota SF5115 mandates that cement, concrete, and steel used in state-funded infrastructure, transportation, housing, school, or public facility projects must be made in the United States. A project qualifies if less than five percent of the total cost of these materials is from non-U.S. sources. Agencies can grant waivers if no U.S.-made materials are available, if U.S.-made materials would increase project costs by more than 25 percent, or if an emergency requires immediate procurement. The commissioner must provide guidance on these requirements and waivers.

Minnesota SF5115 requires materials used in state-funded projects to be made in the United States.

Minnesota SF5115 mandates that cement, concrete, and steel used in state-funded infrastructure, transportation, housing, school, or public facility projects must be made in the United States. A project qualifies if less than five percent of the total cost of these materials is from non-U.S. sources. Agencies can grant waivers if no U.S.-made materials are available, if U.S.-made materials would increase project costs by more than 25 percent, or if an emergency requires immediate procurement. The commissioner must provide guidance on these requirements and waivers.