# White House Maps Manufacturing Investments

The White House manufacturing map catalogs announced private-sector investments across eight industries, including 50 chips and technology projects totaling $170 billion and 54 aerospace, defense, and shipbuilding projects totaling $30 billion. These announcements are not government contract awards or active solicitations, but the projects may generate downstream demand for construction, equipment, materials, manufacturing services, and workforce support. Contractors should verify project schedules and supplier-registration channels directly with the companies involved.

- The map identifies potential supplier opportunities connected to large-scale semiconductor, technology, aerospace, defense, and shipbuilding investments; the announcements themselves do not establish federal procurement requirements or funding opportunities.
- The extracted project examples include investments by TSMC in Phoenix, Hanwha Philly Shipyard in Philadelphia, and Anduril Industries at Sparrows Point. Businesses can use these locations and companies to focus outreach, while confirming project status and purchasing processes directly.
- Contractors providing construction, equipment, materials, manufacturing, or workforce services should validate timing and supplier onboarding with each company before committing resources.

**Jurisdictions:** federal
**Industries:** Defense & Military, Information Technology
**Topics:** Physical Infrastructure, Digital Infrastructure
**Published:** October 10, 2026

### Government Entities
- The White House

### Vendors
- TSMC (Announced private-sector investor)
- Hanwha Philly Shipyard (Announced private-sector investor)
- Anduril Industries (Announced private-sector investor)
- Micron Technology ()
- JetZero ()

### Sources
- [Made in America, Again: Manufacturing Investments Map – The White House](https://www.whitehouse.gov/manufacturing/) - OMB