The Made in America Integrity Act of 2025 strengthens penalties for small businesses that falsely claim their goods or services are made in America to win federal contracts. Under this bill, small business concerns caught making false "Made in America" claims would face penalties similar to those already imposed for other types of contract fraud, but with a longer lookback period—five years instead of three—when determining eligibility consequences. The legislation essentially closes a loophole by ensuring that small businesses cannot gain an unfair advantage in federal contracting through deceptive labeling of their products or services. The bill does not specify new funding or implementation timelines, instead modifying existing penalty structures under the Small Business Act.