National Supply Chain Maturity Framework

Your supply chain has gaps.
Do you know which ones?

Benchmark against your sector  ·  Free & open  ·  10 minutes

A vendor-neutral, open-reference diagnostic. 30 indicators across 6 dimensions. Receive a benchmarked maturity score, financial impact estimate, national policy alignment flags, and a prioritized roadmap.

6
Dimensions
30
Indicators
5
Maturity Levels
9
Policy Anchors
Free
Always open
★ Project Vault (EXIM, Feb 2026) ★ Project SURGE (Apr 2026) EO 14272 · Critical Minerals Security EO 14257 · Reciprocal Tariffs EO 14220 · Copper Supply Chain EO 14154 · American Energy Quadrennial Review 2024 DHS SCRC · NIST CSF 2.0 SCRD-CM-2026-001

Three steps to a complete supply chain resilience picture

No consultants required. No software to install. Complete the assessment in a browser on any device.

01
Answer 30 plain-English questions
Six dimensions, five questions each. Every question includes a plain-language explanation of what it is asking and why it matters — designed for business owners, executives, and policy officers alike.
02
Receive a benchmarked maturity score
Your scores are automatically compared to verified sector and sub-sector averages. A financial impact estimate shows what your current maturity level costs — and what improving it is worth.
03
Get a prioritized improvement roadmap
Specific, sequenced actions for your lowest-scoring dimensions — with timelines from immediate to 24 months. Policy alignment flags show which federal programs and initiatives your gaps affect.

Nine U.S. policy anchors. One diagnostic framework.

The SCRD maps your supply chain gaps directly to current federal programs, executive orders, and published policy analysis — giving your improvement roadmap federal relevance regardless of your sector.

★ Active · February 2026
Project Vault — $12B EXIM Strategic Reserve
The first U.S. strategic reserve of critical minerals for civilian industry, backed by a $10B Export-Import Bank loan — the largest in EXIM's 92-year history. Covers all 60 USGS Critical Minerals. Organizations in the ecosystem need supply chain diagnostic capability to participate. The SCRD provides that baseline.
★ Policy proposal · April 2026
Project SURGE — Grid Equipment Reserve
A former White House official publicly identified grid equipment supply chains — transformers, switchgear, transmission components — as the next sector requiring the same structured resilience diagnostic approach as Project Vault. Transformer prices have quadrupled. Lead times now exceed two years in some cases.
★ Research · Accenture 2023
7.4–11% of annual revenue at risk
Disruptions cause organizations to miss 7.4%–11.0% of annual revenue growth opportunities. The 25% most resilient organizations outperform the least resilient by 3.6% in annual revenue. Survey of 1,230 senior executives across 11 industries.
EO 14272 · 2025
Critical Minerals Security
Directs actions to secure U.S. domestic processing capacity and traceability for critical minerals. Now operationalized through Project Vault. Creates compliance and competitive positioning incentives for any organization touching the 60 USGS Critical Minerals list.
EO 14257 · 2025
Reciprocal Tariffs & Trade Policy
Imposes reciprocal tariffs on imports from non-reciprocal trading partners. Without scenario-planning capability, your organization cannot model the cost impact on landed costs before it materializes. Affects any organization with international sourcing — in any sector.
EO 14220 · 2025
Copper Supply Chain Security
Recognizes copper as a strategic national security material. Copper is also included in Project Vault's 60-mineral reserve. Relevant to any organization in the copper value chain — including EVs, grid infrastructure, defense, and construction.
Quadrennial Review · 2024
White House Supply Chain Review
Identifies structural vulnerabilities across U.S. supply chains and establishes a national framework for data integration, risk monitoring, and resilience measurement. Organizations demonstrating structured maturity diagnostics align with federal purchasing and grant priorities identified in the Review.
DHS SCRC · NIST CSF 2.0
Crisis Readiness Standards
Business continuity testing, cyber incident response planning, and information-sharing participation are threshold requirements for federal contracting in critical sectors. NIST CSF 2.0 includes supply chain cyber risk as a core function. SCRC membership is increasingly expected for DOD subcontracting.
Research · McKinsey / WEF 2025
Up to 45% of annual profit over a decade
Supply chain disruptions lasting more than one month occur every 3.7 years on average. Only 10% of companies have completed their advanced planning system deployments. More than 40% of organizations lack visibility into Tier 1 supplier performance.

Designed for every supply chain decision-maker

The same 30 indicators. Four different reasons to use them.

Supply chain executives & professionals
A benchmarked maturity score you can present to your leadership team, use in federal program applications, and track improvement against year over year.
Practitioner
Business owners & operators
A plain-language picture of where your supply chain is vulnerable — and what fixing it is worth financially. No consultants required to interpret the results.
Business owner
Researchers & academics
A sector-agnostic maturity framework (SCRD-CM-2026-001) with 30 indicators, all benchmark sources cited, and an open license for research and teaching use.
Academic
Policy officers & MEP advisors
An open-reference framework freely adoptable by MEP centers, state economic development offices, and federal program officers — directly mapped to Project Vault, Project SURGE, and applicable Executive Orders.
Policy

Six dimensions. Thirty indicators. One open standard.

Each dimension addresses a distinct layer of supply chain resilience — from where you source, to whether your people could sustain operations if a key person left tomorrow.

1
Supply Source Diversification & Geographic Risk
2
Digital Planning & Demand-Supply Visibility
3
Logistics & Physical Infrastructure Resilience
4
Supplier Collaboration & Multi-Tier Risk Management
5
Workforce Capability & Organizational Readiness
6
Crisis Readiness & Regulatory Compliance

Open reference framework

The SCRD is vendor-neutral and freely adoptable. MEP centers, industry associations, state economic development offices, and educational institutions may use this methodology at no cost with attribution.

Methodology ID
SCRD-CM-2026-001 · May 2026
Scoring scale
0 (Non-existent) → 5 (Optimized & Adaptive) · 30 indicators · 0–100% normalized
Benchmark sources
Accenture (2023) · McKinsey/WEF (2025) · MHI/Deloitte (2025) · Gartner SC Top 25 (2024)

Adopting the SCRD for your organization or network?

The SCRD framework is freely available to Manufacturing Extension Partnership centers, industry associations, state economic development offices, and federal program officers. Enter your email and we will send you the full methodology documentation.

Or contact us directly at info@scrdframework.com  ·  No mailing list. One email.

▶ Demo