The House of Representatives passed the BIOSECURE Act (HR 8333) with a 306-81 vote, exceeding the required two-thirds majority. The bill, unamended from the House Committee version, aims to prohibit executive agencies from contracting with entities using biotechnology equipment or services from 'companies of concern.' The Act names specific biotechnology firms with alleged ties to foreign adversaries, sparking debate over due process and supply chain impacts. The House bill includes mitigating provisions such as an eight-year grandfathering window, a safe harbor provision, and a waiver program, aiming to ease transition for affected companies.