The diverse group of construction and business associations undersigned urge the U.S. Department of Commerce to ensure public investments in the semiconductor industry are not needlessly constrained by anti-competitive and inflationary policies imposed through unlawful regulatory action. The Creating Helpful Incentives to Produce Semiconductors and Science Act provides $39 billion in federal grants, loans and loan guarantees to rebuild America’s semiconductor manufacturing capacities and allows companies a 25% advanced manufacturing investment tax credit.  We are concerned with the Department of Commerce National Institute of Standards and Technology’s promotion of policy that seem to give priority consideration to private-sector stakeholder applications for the CHIPS Incentives Program’s Commercial Fabrication Facilities Notice of Funding Opportunity, which pledge to require its construction contractors to execute a project labor agreement with various construction trade unions while building a semiconductor manufacturing facility.