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Infrastructure Bill Dedicates $17B to Shipping Ports - Is It Enough to Ease Supply Chain Issues?

Given the recent stress on the nation's supply chain, the White House said that it has rolled out a “set of concrete steps to accelerate investment in our ports, waterways and freight networks”

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Hops & Highways S2 E7: Implementation of the Infrastructure Bill & Focus on Bridge Repair

Now that President Biden has signed the $1.2 trillion infrastructure investment and jobs act into law, the hard work really begins.Take 10 minutes to hear Jess & Dormie talk about the implementation of the bill and the bridge projects that might be funded

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Bridges That May Benefit From Infrastructure Bill

Structurally deficient bridges across the country will be eligible for Federal money to improve the condition of these crossings. We look at the top 10 states with the most bridges in "poor" condition.

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Report: Presenting the Best and Worst — State Highway Performance Ranking

In the 26th Annual Highway Report, a number of states with large populations and busy highway systems performed well in the overall rankings.

This graphic shows the overall highway performance of the state highway systems using 2019 and 2020 data.

Priority on Bridges in Infrastructure Bill Aims to Improve Safety & Supply Chain Issues

The Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act includes a total of $40 billion of new funding for bridge repair, replacement and rehabilitation, which is the single largest dedicated bridge investment since the construction of the interstate highway system.

Lawmakers, including President Joe Biden, have pointed to the Brent Spence Bridge as a project that could benefit from the IIJA spending package.

What Happens Now That Infrastructure Bill is Signed Into Law?

The White House says implementing the Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act will be overseen by experts to ensure the plan creates good jobs, boosts US global competitiveness, strengthens supply chains and acts against inflation. How does it start?

President Biden signed into law the $1 trillion infrastructure bill during a ceremony at the White House. The president called it a “blue collar blueprint to rebuild America,” and praised Republicans and Democrats for the bipartisan nature of the bill. Vice President Harris, members of Congress, and labor leaders also spoke in front of the crowd gathered on the South Lawn of the White House.

Hops & Highways S2 E6: Infrastructure Bill Passes, Importance of State Asphalt Pavement Associations

Asphalt Pavement Alliance

The IIJA finally passed! After Jess & Dormie talk about the benefits of joining your State Asphalt Pavement Association with Brandon Strand, they share details of the bill and how your company can find the workers you need to do the work.

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States Have Big Plans for Infrastructure Bill Money

The Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act was passed less than a week ago, but states are ready to put that money to work with these potential projects

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Construction Technology

Can the Construction Industry Deliver on What the Infrastructure Bill Promises?

The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act will provide much-needed relief to our nation’s fraying infrastructure. But does the construction industry have the technology to keep up?

In addition to funds for infrastructure repairs, the IIJA includes $100 million over five years to accelerate the deployment of digital construction technologies.

What's in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Package...And How Will We Pay For It?

UPDATED 11/6/2021 -- The House passed the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill, sending the plans for the biggest upgrade of America's roads, railways and other transportation infrastructure in a generation to Pres. Biden to sign into law

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Industry Celebrates Passage of Historic Infrastructure Investment

After months of debate, Democrats hammered out an eleventh-hour deal to send the historic $1.2 trillion bipartisan spending measure to President Joe Biden's desk

The House passes the infrastructure bill, 228-206. 13 Republicans voted “Yes,” & 6 Democrats voted “No.” The bill heads to President Joe Biden to sign and enact in to law.

Where Does Biden's Infrastructure Bill Stand?

After weeks of party infighting and debate, House Democrats late Friday night clinched a long-sought victory on President Biden’s domestic agenda, passage of the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill named the Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act

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