The bill amends Title 62 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes by adding a new section that establishes a preference for bids or proposals involving American-made supplies, services, or construction. Specifically, it allows government agencies and school entities to subtract 2% from the bid or proposal of a person if the procurement involves American-made products. The contract will then be awarded based on this revised bid or proposal. Additionally, the bill mandates that documentation must be provided to confirm eligibility for this 2% preference.

The bill also includes definitions for key terms such as "American-made supplies, services or construction," which refers to products where at least 75% of the costs are derived from the United States. Other definitions clarify what constitutes a "contract," "person," "procurement," and "school entity." The act is set to take effect 60 days after its passage.