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Dossier Executive executive action 11-sep-2026
Presidential order or directive published in the Federal Register.

Adjusting Certain Delegations Under the Defense Production Act

Key claim: The President is changing which federal agencies are authorized to exercise delegated powers under the Defense Production Act.

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(Presidential Document · Executive Office of the President)

Why this matters

Delegations under the Defense Production Act determine which federal departments can invoke priority ratings, allocations, and industrial-base incentives — foundational levers for defense and critical-supply mobilization. Reshuffling those delegations can shift interagency leadership over supply chains (minerals, energy, medical, tech) without changing statutory authority, altering the practical path for contractors and program offices seeking DPA support.

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Adjusting Certain Delegations Under the Defense Production Act
Stage: executive action · federal-register · 11-sep-2026

If you are a contractor or agency official who uses DPA priority ratings or allocations, the agency you interact with for those authorities may change.

The President is changing which federal agencies are authorized to exercise delegated powers under the Defense Production Act.

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External: fedreg:2026-18739

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