We are the leading authority in domestic and international local content.

Local Content develops compliance technology and deployment solutions for public-private infrastructure projects. We empower businesses to meet local and domestic content policy requirements, enabling them to secure and maintain contracts and grants while optimizing permitting and tax incentives. Our approach drives economic growth, workforce expansion, and community development.

In the United States, domestic content policies date back to the Buy American Act of 1933, which required federal agencies to prioritize U.S.-made goods in procurement. Over time, similar policies expanded across industries to strengthen local supply chains and workforce development.

Internationally, local content laws gained momentum in the1970s, particularly in resource-rich countries like Brazil, Nigeria, and Ghana, requiring foreign firms to source local goods, services, and labor to boost economic growth and technology transfer.

We drive local and domestic content success by prioritizing geographic impact and regulatory compliance through the following key performance indicators (KPIs):