The Investment Accelerator Act of 2025 creates a new office within the Department of Commerce called the United States Investment Accelerator to help streamline large-scale investments in America. The office will work to reduce regulatory barriers, help investors navigate federal processes, expand access to national resources, and coordinate with state governments and the CHIPS Program to attract both domestic and foreign investment exceeding $1 billion. The bill establishes an Executive Director position appointed by the Secretary of Commerce, along with supporting staff for legal, transactional, and operational work. The legislation coordinates among the Commerce Department, Treasury Department, and the White House economic team while maintaining protections for national security. The bill requires annual reports to Congress on the office's activities beginning one year after enactment, though no specific funding amount is allocated in the text.
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