Policy & Regulatory Engagement
Federal Industrial Policy in Practice
Bedrock Coalition engages directly with federal agencies to ensure Nevada's industrial base is represented in national supply chain and corridor policy.
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DOTSeptember 30, 2026
Comment on DOT Great Corridors of Commerce Request for Information
Response to DOT’s America’s Great Corridors of Commerce RFI advocating for I-11 corridor recognition, utility colocation along existing highway rights-of-way, and public-private partnership frameworks that support advanced manufacturing logistics in Southern Nevada.
•Nevada’s I-11 corridor should receive AGCC priority designation to fast-track utility colocation and concierge federal technical assistance.
•Colocating high-voltage transmission, broadband fiber, and water pipelines along highway rights-of-way reduces costs and accelerates grid expansion for regional manufacturers.
•The Jean–Apex–Eldorado Valley manufacturing arc depends on reliable freight corridors for supply chain sovereignty.
DHSSeptember 30, 2026
Comment on DHS Supply Chain Visibility and Critical Infrastructure Resilience
Comment on DHS supply chain visibility regulations addressing how Nevada’s logistics corridors and manufacturing clusters can support enhanced transparency and resilience goals, while identifying data governance and compliance challenges for smaller manufacturers.
•Multi-tier supply chain visibility is essential for compliance with expanding UFLPA enforcement, particularly after the August 2026 Entity List expansion adding 43 new entities.
•Nevada’s logistics corridors and industrial parks are positioned to support DHS visibility objectives through integrated data and monitoring infrastructure.
•Smaller manufacturers need scalable compliance frameworks that do not impose disproportionate cost burdens on domestic supply chain participants.