Essential Supply Chain and Domestic Manufacturing Relief Act

To reduce inflationary pressure on American families and businesses by lowering dependence on unstable foreign supply chains, this bill establishes a temporary federal tax credit for new domestic investment in the production of essential industrial inputs and high-demand consumer goods, including machinery components, household basics, packaging, and critical materials; directs federal agencies to apply a price-reasonable preference for U.S.-made products in procurement within existing trade-law limits; and requires the Department of Commerce to identify supply bottlenecks and coordinate with manufacturers, suppliers, and states to expand domestic capacity, shorten delivery times, and support stable factory employment in industrial communities.