New Jersey S2135 prohibits public entities from using small, unmanned aircraft systems with more than 25% foreign-made components.
New Jersey S2135 bans public entities from using small, unmanned aircraft systems if more than 25% of the components are made in a foreign country. The bill defines "foreign-made" as any system where the cost of foreign parts exceeds 25% of the total component cost. Public entities include the state, municipalities, counties, and various boards and agencies. The prohibition takes effect six months after enactment, with state agencies allowed to take necessary actions in advance.
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