America First industrial policy

American made.
American strong.

From design to delivery, I2D is being built around a domestic-source mandate intended to strengthen American manufacturing, technical employment, supply resilience, and mission independence.

Designed in the USABuilt in the USANo Foreign Parts

Domestic DesignU.S.-based engineering

Quality AssuranceDocumented origin and verification

Supply SecurityReduced foreign dependence

American JobsDomestic technical employment

Domestic-source mandate

No foreign dependencies by design.

The no-foreign-parts standard is treated as an engineering and procurement requirement—not merely a final-assembly claim.

Built into the bill of materials

I2D intends to qualify materials, components, software dependencies, manufacturing processes, suppliers, and integration pathways against a United States origin standard.

Designed and engineered in the United States
Manufactured and assembled in the United States
U.S.-origin materials and components
Domestic software, integration, and testing
Supplier-origin documentation and traceability
No foreign components or subsystems

Advanced American production environment

Advanced manufacturing

Precision fabrication, integration, testing, and production within the American industrial base.

Industrial resilience

Capability that stays home.

Domestic sourcing reduces exposure to foreign disruption, opaque ownership, component substitution, unauthorized access, and strategic supply dependency.

The standard will require supplier qualification, country-of-origin records, controlled substitutions, and recurring verification as the platforms move from engineering into prototype and production.

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Strengthening the arsenal of freedom

American workers.
American suppliers. American strength.

I2D’s platforms are intended to protect the country while expanding the industrial capacity required to sustain that protection.

Made inUSABy mandate