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Major AGC Permitting Wins in Debt Deal
AGC breaks down the impacts of the debt limit deal on the construction industry, including long fought for reforms to streamline the National Environmental Policy Act for the first time in 40 years.
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FHWA, Don’t Repeal Buy America Waiver
AGC makes clear the construction industry’s opposition to any effort by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) to unreasonably remove or modify the 40-year-old Buy America waiver for manufactured products.
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Supply Chain Bills Advance
AGC-backed bills advance that would extend permitting reforms to more types of construction projects and prioritize discretionary grants on freight movement projects, among others.
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White House Buy America Meeting
AGC (again) discusses the ongoing issues with the Build America, Buy America Act with the White House’s Made in America Office.
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Permitting Reform to Ride on Debt Increase?
AGC keeps pressing for meaningful permit reform, as the White House releases new permitting priorities a day after meeting with Congressional leaders on raising the debt limit.
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How’s Buy America Going?
AGC and ARTBA have teamed up on a Buy America survey we hope you—a transportation construction industry member—will complete to help the Biden administration understand the impacts of the expanded Buy America requirements.
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Senate Republicans Push Permitting Reform
Senate Republicans Capito and Barrasso release the RESTART and SPUR Acts, outlining Republican priorities for meaningful permitting reform.
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$6.5 Billion for Drinking Water Projects
Check out how much AGC-backed Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act funding for drinking water projects will flow to your state.
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Help with Work Zone Safety
AGC and survey partner HCSS will use the survey results to urge motorists to be careful during the summer travel season.
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FHWA Requests Comments on Existing Buy America Waiver
The Federal Highway Administration contemplates withdrawing its waiver for manufactured products—in place for decades—from Buy America requirements and seeks input.
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