The Warrior Right to Repair Act of 2025 requires military contractors to give the Department of Defense fair and reasonable access to repair materials—including parts, tools, and repair information—needed to maintain and fix equipment and goods purchased by the military. The bill applies to all new defense contracts going forward, though it allows the Pentagon to waive the requirement for existing programs if leadership can justify the waiver to Congress based on concerns about program costs, schedule, or performance risks. The legislation also directs the Secretary of Defense to review current contracts and identify necessary modifications to remove intellectual property restrictions that prevent the military from accessing repair materials, and requires a government accountability report within one year assessing how well the Department of Defense complies with these new requirements.
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