Trucking Security and CCP Disclosure Act of 2026
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
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- Became Law
Overview
This bill, the Trucking Security and CCP Disclosure Act of 2026, aims to enhance the security of the Department of Defense’s freight transportation. It requires trucking companies transporting DoD cargo to certify they don’t have affiliations with Chinese military companies and to ensure subcontractors also meet this standard. The bill also establishes a Secure Defense Freight Carrier Registry, requiring approved carriers to undergo enhanced national security vetting and periodic re-vetting, and restricts bidding on DoD contracts to only those carriers listed in the registry.
Key provisions
- Requires motor carriers transporting DoD freight to certify they are not owned or controlled by, or have significant business relationships with, Chinese military companies.
- Establishes a Secure Defense Freight Carrier Registry maintained by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration in coordination with the Department of Defense.
- Mandates enhanced national security vetting for carriers seeking inclusion in the registry, including screening for affiliations with designated foreign adversaries.
- Requires carriers in the registry to undergo periodic re-vetting every two years.
- Prohibits motor carriers from bidding on or performing DoD freight contracts unless they are included in the Secure Defense Freight Carrier Registry.
- Allows the Secretary of Defense to grant waivers for exigent circumstances.
- Requires prime contractors to include certification requirements in subcontracts and lease agreements.
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