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DOC - 76884 - Advisory Committee on Supply Chain Competitiveness - Agency Authority

GENERAL INFORMATION

Committee Name	Advisory Committee on Supply Chain Competitiveness	Agency Name	Department of Commerce
Fiscal Year	2025	Committee Number	76884
Original Establishment Date	11/21/2011	Committee Status	Terminated
Actual Termination Date	2/28/2025	Committee URL
Actual Merged Date		Presidential Appointments*	No
New Committee This FY	No	Max Number of Members*	45
Terminated This FY	Yes	Designated Fed Officer Position Title*	International Trade Specialist
Merged This FY		Designated Federal Officer Prefix
Current Charter Date	11/9/2023	Designated Federal Officer First Name*	Richard
Date Of Renewal Charter	11/9/2025	Designated Federal Officer Middle Name	P
Projected Termination Date		Designated Federal Officer Last Name*	Boll
Exempt From Renewal*	No	Designated Federal Officer Suffix
Specific Termination Authority		Designated Federal Officer Phone*	(202) 482-1135
Establishment Authority*	Agency Authority	Designated Federal Officer Fax*	(202) 482-2269
Specific Establishment Authority*	Secretarial Decision Memorandum	Designated Federal Officer Email*	richard.boll@trade.gov
Effective Date Of Authority*	11/24/2011
Exempt From EO 13875 Discretionary Cmte	Not Applicable
Committee Type*	Continuing
Presidential*	No
Committee Function*	National Policy Issue Advisory Board

RECOMMENDATION/JUSTIFICATIONS

Agency Recommendation*	Terminate
Legislation to Terminate Required	No
Legislation Status	Not Applicable
How does cmte accomplish its purpose?*	The Advisory Committee on Supply Chain Competitiveness (Committee or ACSCC) advised the Secretary on the necessary elements of a comprehensive, holistic national freight infrastructure and a national freight policy designed to support U.S. export growth and competitiveness, fostered national economic competitiveness, and improved U.S. supply chain competitiveness in the domestic and global economy. This Committee provided detailed policy and technical advice, information, and recommendations to the Secretary regarding: national, state, or local factors that inhibited the efficient domestic and international movement of goods from point of origin to destination and the competitiveness of domestic and international supply chains; infrastructure capacity, inter- and cross-modal connectivity, investment, regulatory, and intra- or inter-governmental coordination factors that affected supply chain competitiveness, goods movement, and sustainability; emerging trends in goods movement that affected supply chain competitiveness; and metrics that could be used to quantify supply chain performance. The Secretary used this advice, information, and recommendations in interagency discussions in the development of a national freight policy. The Committee acted as a liaison among the stakeholders represented by the membership and provided a forum for those stakeholders on current and emerging issues in goods movement, ensuring regular contact between the government and the supply chain industries. The Committee advised and provided policy advice, information, and recommendations to the Secretary with respect to the formulation, coordination, and oversight of domestic and foreign policy related to supply chains for goods and services. In administering this committee, the Department of Commerce worked closely with the Department of Transportation.
How is membership balanced?*	The Committee had a maximum of forty five (45) private sector members with a balanced and broad range of interests, including representatives from supply chain firms or their associations, stakeholders, community organizations, and others directly affected by the supply chain, as well as experts from academia. Appointments were made by the Secretary, in consultation with the Department of Transportation, EPA, and other agencies, as appropriate. Members were appointed for terms of two years. (Membership Balance Plan was available in the FACA Database.)
How frequent & relevant are cmte mtgs?*	The Committee met as often as necessary as determined by the DFO, but not less than once per year.
Why advice can't be obtained elsewhere?*	The Committee advised the Secretary on the necessary elements of a comprehensive, holistic national freight infrastructure and a national freight policy designed to support U.S. export growth and competitiveness, foster national economic competitiveness, and improve U.S. supply chain competitiveness in the domestic and global economy. The functions of the ACSCC were not able to be performed by the Department, another existing advisory committee, or any other federal agency. The input, advice, and recommendations on supply chain-related issues provided by the ACSCC were unique, representing the views of knowledgeable and experienced representatives of the supply chain industry and its stakeholders. These viewpoints were not available within the Department itself or from other advisory committees.
Why close or partially close meetings?	N/A
Recommendation Remarks	Per EO 14217, the Secretary of Commerce has determined that the purposes for which ACSCC was established have been fulfilled, and the committee has been terminated effective on February 28, 2025.

PERFORMANCE MEASURES

Outcome Improvement To Health Or Safety*	No	Action Reorganize Priorities*	No
Outcome Trust In Government	Yes	Action Reallocate Resources	No
Outcome Major Policy Changes	Yes	Action Issued New Regulations	No
Outcome Advance In Scientific Research	No	Action Proposed Legislation	No
Outcome Effective Grant Making	No	Action Approved Grants Or Other Payments	No
Outcome Improved Service Delivery	No	Action Other	No
Outcome Increased Customer Satisfaction	Yes	Action Comment	Not Applicable
Outcome Implement Laws/Reg Requirements	No	Grants Review*	No
Outcome Other	No	Number Of Grants Reviewed	0
Outcome Comment	ACSCC was the only major advisory committee dedicated to providing U.S government officials advice on U.S. supply chain issues. Their expertise and input helped to achieve the mission of ITA.	Number Of Grants Recommended	0
Cost Savings*	None	Dollar Value Of Grants Recommended	$0.00
Cost Savings Comment	Not Applicable	Grants Review Comment	Not Applicable
Number Of Recommendations*	61	Access Contact Designated Fed. Officer*	Yes
Number Of Recommendations Comment	All recommendations were made to improve our domestic and global supply chains for our nation's goods and services. No recommendations were made in 2025 as the advisory committee was terminated on February 28, 2025.	Access Agency Website	No
% of Recs Fully Implemented*	40.00%	Access Committee Website	Yes
% of Recs Fully Implemented Comment	Single window was implemented. Hanjin Bankruptcy - ACSCC was intricately involved with Secretary of Commerce to mitigate impact of the Hanjin Bankruptcy. Workforce Development, Infrastructure permitting requirements were reduced. Several workforce recommendations implemented along with other recommendations implemented. Restarting of President's Export Council, numerous trucking initiatives including funding for truck parking, CHIPS funding, and DOE and DOC work on critical minerals, on other supply chain programs.	Access GSA FACA Website	Yes
% of Recs Partially Implemented*	30.00%	Access Publications	No
% of Recs Partially Implemented Comment	Not Applicable	Access Other	No
Agency Feedback*	Yes	Access Comment	N/A
Agency Feedback Comment*	The public was able to obtain information on agency feedback on the committee website. Any written comments provided by the public were shared with committee members and discussed, as needed.	Narrative Description*	Committee provided advice to the Secretary on the necessary elements of a comprehensive policy approach to supply chain competitiveness designed to support U.S. export growth and national economic competitiveness, encouraged innovation, facilitated the movement of goods, and improved the competitiveness of U.S. supply chains for goods and services in the domestic and global economy, and provided advice to the Secretary on regulatory policies and programs and investment priorities that affected the competitiveness of U.S. supply chains.

COSTS

1. Payments to Non-Federal Members*	$0.00	1. Est Paymnts to Non-Fed Membrs Nxt FY*	$0.00
2. Payments to Federal Members*	$0.00	2. Est. Payments to Fed Members Next FY*	$0.00
3. Payments to Federal Staff*	$0.00	3. Estimated Payments to Federal Staff*	$0.00
4. Payments to Consultants*	$0.00	4. Est. Payments to Consultants Next FY*	$0.00
5. Travel Reimb. For Non-Federal Membrs*	$0.00	5. Est Travel Reimb Non-Fed Membr nxtFY*	$0.00
6. Travel Reimb. For Federal Members*	$0.00	6. Est Travel Reimb For Fed Members*	$0.00
7. Travel Reimb. For Federal Staff*	$0.00	7. Est. Travel Reimb to Fed Staf Nxt FY*	$0.00
8. Travel Reimb. For Consultants*	$0.00	8. Est Travel Reimb to Consltnts Nxt FY*	$0.00
10. Other Costs	$0.00	10. Est. Other Costs Next FY*	$0.00
11. Total Costs	$0.00	11. Est. Total Next FY*	$0.00
Date Cost Last Modified	3/21/2025 6:43 AM	Est. Fed Staff Support Next FY*	0.00
Federal Staff Support (FTE)*	0.00	Est Cost Remarks	Advisory Committee was terminated on February 28, 2025
Cost Remarks	Advisory Committee was terminated on February 28, 2025. No meetings were held. No costs were incurred.

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