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Hops & Highways: Infrastructure Bill Special Report

Lawmakers in the Senate passed the $1.2 bipartisan infrastructure package - here's the latest from Jess & Dormie

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Flop Back to Budget Restraint Betrays Senate Indifference to Infrastructure

The ‘government doesn’t work’ platform is plain as day when self-styled ‘budget hawks’ revive to circle the infrastructure bill after four years of spending on other priorities like drunken sailors

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Top 10 Construction Stories This Week: What's the Senate Got for Infrastructure, And How We’ll Pay for It?

Most-read construction stories include Danfoss buys Eaton Hydraulics, take advantage of 2021’s 3 unexpected equipment challenges, building a foundation 17 feet below sea level, 5 strategies to overcome labor shortages, satisfy sealcoating expectations

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Funding for Bipartisan Infrastructure Legislation Would Only Pay for Half of the Spending

The analysis from the Congressional Budget Office shows that about half of the proposed $550 billion in new spending on roads, bridges and broadband would be financed by adding to the nation’s debt.

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We Heard About a UHPC Capable of 48,500 PSI. So, We Asked Some Questions

e.construct.US LLC completed a peer review of a new sustainable EASSCM ultra-high-performance concrete (UHPC) mix from AEEE Capital Holding & Advisory Group.

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Construction News Tracker: Infrastructure Spending Makes Its Way in the Senate

The U.S. Senate has agreed to take up a bipartisan infrastructure bill, home building exceeded June forecasts but permits fell steeply, Fed measures constrained supply's impact on GDP, Dodge construction starts slump, New Jersey plans off-shore wind farms

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Hurdles to Passage of Bipartisan Infrastructure Legislation

Senate action on a $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill has slowed to a crawl as lawmakers await assessment from the CBO and haggle over more than 250 proposed amendments to the legislation

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Senate Amendment Protects P3 Projects in Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal

Senate passes Van Hollen Amendment to bipartisan infrastructure deal which will help ensure secure financing of public-private infrastructure projects

The Ohio Department of Transportation's (ODOT) massive Southern Ohio Veterans Memorial Highway (State Route 823) project was finished in less than four years —three years and eight months to be exact - with the help of a P3 financing model

Report: $1 Spent on Transportation Creates $4.30 in Economic Benefit

California found that upcoming spending on federal, state and local infrastructure will also generate nearly $200 billion in economic activity

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Poll: 83% of Americans Support Infrastructure Spending and Job Growth

The poll, conducted by the AP-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, asked participants to identify what types of funding should be included in upcoming infrastructure legislation

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America's Roadways Not Poised for Return to Work

Commuting hassles are poised to reemerge as workers return to the office but a new AI-powered study reveals how cities and municipalities can rethink how they handle their infrastructure maintenance projects and get roads in shape faster

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Senators Short Infrastructure Funding to Protect Tax Evaders

Bipartisan senators negotiating a $1.2 trillion hard infrastructure bill eschew paying for it with deficit spending, but choose to restrict unemployment insurance rather than enforce IRS law to raise adequate revenues

The Congressional Budget Office estimates that adding $40 billion of IRS funding would add $103 billion in federal revenue.

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