To transfer administrative jurisdiction over certain parcels of federal land in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, and for other purposes.

H.R. 6062, introduced by Rep. Moore (R-WV) in November 2025 and referred to subcommittees in early 2026, is a land-swap bill between the Department of the Interior (NPS) and the Department of Homeland Security (CBP). The bill transfers administrative jurisdiction over two parcels: 25 acres from NPS to CBP for the Advanced Training Center, and 71.51 acres from CBP to NPS for inclusion in the Harpers Ferry National Historical Park. No monetary consideration or reimbursements are involved. The bill is at an early legislative stage—referred to the Subcommittee on Federal Lands as of March 2026. There is no companion bill cross-referenced with a matching text in the Senate, though a related bill (S2280) is held at the desk, which increases the probability of eventual passage, but passage timeline is uncertain. The bill does not authorize any funding. It simply changes which federal agency controls the land. For defense/infrastructure contractors, any eventual construction for CBP's Advanced Training Center would require a separate appropriations request within DHS's budget. Given the constrained fiscal environment, such an appropriation is not guaranteed and may be years away. No specific companies are named in the bill. The most exposed contractors (MTZ, PRIM) would see project-level work only if Congress separately funds construction. The impact is structural but distant.