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Infrastructure
Is Reconciliation Key to Passing the $1.2 Trillion Infrastructure Bill?
Democrats are pushing a $3.5 trillion budget reconciliation bill even as those in their party express concerns over the price tag. Many Democratic lawmakers say they will not pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill without the reconciliation bill however.
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Business
Construction Spending is Stable and Nonresidential is ‘Meaningfully Worse Than It Appears’
Most construction subcategories’ gains and losses measured less than half a percentage-point change, six big nonresidential segments slipped and three more stalled at year-to-date spending levels weaker than the first 7 months of 2020
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Job Creation a Winner Under Infrastructure Plan, But Who Will Do the Work?
According to an analysis by S&P Global, the infrastructure bill could add more than 880,000 jobs by 2030, but with 88% of contractors already struggling to find labor to do the jobs they have, who will fill these roles?
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Highway Trust Fund to Run Out in November
The impending cash flow shortfall is due to continuous and structural cash flow deficit since 2008. If the FHWA does not implement cash management procedures now, the fund will run out in less than two months
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$22 Million Committed to Address Parks Maintenance Backlog
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The money will be used to address the deferred maintenance backlog for 63 projects at recreation facilities across the country as a part of the Great American Outdoors Act
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Concrete
CNBC Asks: Can the Cement Industry Keep Up With the Infrastructure Bill?
In case you missed it, CNBC produced a special video on whether or not the cement plans of the U.S. can keep up with the pending funding of the 2021 Infrastructure bill.
Spoiler: in the short term, prices will go up due to issues in the supply chain. In the long term, economists estimate that it will balance out.
Infrastructure
Three Things the Infrastructure Plan Missed
The $1.2 trillion bipartisan plan spends a little money in a lot of places, but misses key opportunities to make transformative change.
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Hops & Highways Special Report: Senate Passed the Infrastructure Bill. What's Next?
Jess & Dormie join Marina Mayer & Brielle Jaekel with our sister publications in the supply group for a Hops & Highways/L.I.N.K. Live episode to discuss the passing of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill and what this means for the future of our industries
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Infrastructure
Three Issues Infrastructure Funding Will Address
From fixing aging roadways and failing bridges to helping ease costly congestion, the investment in our nation's infrastructure will have profound impacts
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Is a Vehicle Mileage Tax on the Horizon?
Paying less at the pump, but more on your odometer, what does a vehicle miles traveled tax really entail?
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Bill Gates Promises $1.5 Billion for Green Infrastructure if Congress Passes Plan
Gates' climate investment fund, Breakthrough Energy, will pledge $1.5 billion for climate change projects if Congress passes infrastructure bill.
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Business
Top 10 Construction Stories This Week: VBC Approved to Buy Troubled Katerra Assets
Most-read construction stories include Hawbaker paying record $21M restitution for Davis Bacon violations, AEC firms 2X more likely to get ransomware attacks, ultra-high-performance concrete coming, is infrastructure resistance really about the deficit?
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