Re:Build Manufacturing

Signed into law just weeks ago, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act introduces the most sweeping overhaul of energy, trade, and tax policy in years, and batteries are at the center of the conversation. Our team dove deep into the details to develop an industry report that breaks down how the bill redefines opportunities for U.S.-based battery manufacturing. From the powerful 45X production tax credit to new sourcing rules and Department of Defense funding streams, this report covers what battery and electrification leaders need to know. Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/e9eKjEZb What you’ll learn: –  The strategic role batteries now play in U.S. industrial and energy policy –  Key tax credits for battery cells, modules, and critical minerals –  Compliance requirements tied to foreign entity restrictions –  New DoD funding for defense-aligned battery technologies –  What manufacturers must do to access these benefits #BatteryManufacturing #EnergyStorage #Electrification #TaxCredits #DomesticManufacturing #OBBBA #IndustrialPolicy #ReBuildManufacturing #ReBuildBatterySolutions

Re:Build Manufacturing is proud to see our XRAE-1 Foundation drone featured in The New York Times. The article highlights how we’re rethinking aerospace innovation, from initial concept and design to rapid prototyping and flight, enabled by our vertically integrated, U.S.-based model. It's a strong example of how our Manufacturability for Design approach can accelerate real-world impact in defense and advanced manufacturing. This is just the beginning. We’re looking forward to sharing more soon about how Manufacturability for Design is driving speed, scalability, and resilience across various markets, programs, and sectors. https://lnkd.in/eNReU9sR #ReBuildManufacturing #Aerospace #DroneTech #USManufacturing #Innovation #DesignToFlight #Reindustrialize #ManufacturabilityForDesign

That's a wrap on an exciting week at Reindustrialize in Detroit! We had the chance to connect with innovators who are pushing the boundaries of what's possible in manufacturing, mobility, and autonomy. From deep-dive discussions on manufacturability to big-picture thinking about the future of American industry and workforce development, the energy was undeniable. Let's keep the momentum going! Anduril Industries Archer Birdstop Boom Supersonic Inbolt Joby Aviation REGENT Slate Auto

We're live at Reindustrialize this week, where the focus is on scaling American manufacturing. Stop by our booth to see how we're making that real, from early design to full-scale production. And don't miss Miles Arnone and Dr. Thomas Hays' talk on Manufacturability for Design, happening on Thursday, July 17th at 1:30 PM.

Welcome to the new Re:Builders who came on board in June! We look forward to the unique skills and fresh perspectives that each of them will bring. https://lnkd.in/ek-gBBkc

We can’t just hope for a manufacturing renaissance in the U.S.—we have to put in the work. That means sustained effort at every level, from long-range national strategy to execution on the factory floor. Part of that work is making sure that leaders in Washington understand the momentum building within the U.S. industrial base, and how it can strengthen national resilience and competitiveness in sectors like defense, aerospace, and advanced manufacturing. This week Carey Browning, Re:Build CCO, was in D.C. meeting with senior officials and policymakers to advocate for policies that support reindustrialization and to discuss the critical role that the U.S. industrial base plays in strengthening national capability. At Re:Build Manufacturing, we’re committed to doing the hard work, every day, to help restore the foundation of American manufacturing. A special thanks to the General Catalyst Institute, Teresa Carlson, Maryam Mujica, Jonathan Clifford, Peter Nonis, and the entire GCI team and extended network for organizing an invaluable engagement.   #Reindustrialize #AmericanManufacturing #ReBuildManufacturing #MadeInUSA #Policy #Innovation #SupplyChain #DefenseIndustry

Re:Build is heading to Reindustrialize 2025 next week! Our team is excited to join industry leaders, innovators, and change-makers at one of the most forward-thinking events in manufacturing and industrial tech. Reindustrialize is where the future of industry takes shape and we’ll be right in the middle of it. Check out our latest blog post highlighting what we will be featuring at the show as well as additional details about Miles Arnone and Thomas Hays presentation focused on Manufacturability for Design. Link to Blog: https://lnkd.in/dp_TuEn7 If you're attending, let's connect. See you in Detroit!

Happy Independence Day from Re:Build Manufacturing! Today, we commemorate our nation’s independence and honor the enduring spirit of innovation, resilience, and progress that has shaped the United States for generations. At Re:Build, we are proud to carry that legacy forward and to be a part of advancing American industry through purposeful innovation and manufacturing excellence.   As we celebrate today, we remain focused on strengthening U.S. manufacturing and delivering practical, long-term solutions for the industries that power our nation.

Today, we are honored to recognize National Made in the USA Day, a moment to reflect on the enduring value of American manufacturing. At Re:Build Manufacturing, this commitment is not limited to a single day; it is embedded in everything we do. By designing, engineering, and producing advanced manufacturing solutions in the United States, we are not only upholding the highest standards of quality and reliability but also investing in our local economies, empowering a highly skilled workforce, and advancing the future of American industrial leadership.   We believe that choosing products made in the U.S. means choosing excellence, accountability, and a future built on strong, sustainable practices. Here’s to the ingenuity, resilience, and hard work that define our nation’s manufacturing legacy. Check out our curated list of businesses who share our passion for manufacturing their goods right here in America. https://lnkd.in/ew9d7WP4

Re:Build Manufacturing received a nod from Qasar Younis and Peter Ludwig of Applied Intuition during their recent appearance on the No Priors podcast. The conversation delved into the future of the autonomous vehicle industry and the potential for strategic re-shoring of manufacturing capabilities within the U.S. We're proud to be part of this vital dialogue, supporting efforts to reinforce domestic expertise in advanced manufacturing and robotics.   Listen to the clip where Re:Build is featured: https://lnkd.in/eu2GYNF6 Interested in the full podcast episode? Click here: https://lnkd.in/eb6a2AZH