NPCA Blog: Government Updates
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Minnesota, Kansas, New Jersey designate funds for 2023 projects
Three U.S. states in July and August made funds available to support transportation projects, according to a report in the […]
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Virginia Offers Bid Adjustments for Increased Steel Prices
The Virginia Department of Transportation announced Wednesday that it is considering pay adjustments for state construction projects to counter the […]
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White House Awarding $1 Billion in Airport Projects
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration will soon begin awarding $1 billion in contracts to repair and improve terminals at 85 […]
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Nevada DOT Opens Highway Paving Projects to Limestone Cement
The Nevada Department of Transportation is allowing portland limestone cement in new highway construction projects, a move it expects will […]
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EPA Announces New Funding for Water Infrastructure Projects
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) this week announced nearly $20 billion in funding for the agency’s Water Infrastructure Finance […]
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DOT Issues a Temporary Buy America Waiver for Construction Materials
The U.S. Department of Transportation recently issued a 180-day waiver on the extension of the Buy America rules for construction […]
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$110 Billion in Projects So Far From Bipartisan Infrastructure Act
The White House announced this week that $110 billion of the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure act has been released to […]
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White House Allocates Nearly $1 Billion for Water Infrastructure, Ports
The Biden administration this week announced will allocate $240.4 million in funding to improve water infrastructure as well as up […]
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New York City Intersection Project Will Include Precast Products
The New York City Department of Transportation this week announced a $900 million investment in updating more than 1,000 intersections […]
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Ohio Sets Transportation Construction Budget Just Shy of $2 Billion
The Ohio Department of Transportation is set to invest nearly $2 billion into improving roads and bridges in the state. […]
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New Carbon Limits on Federal Concrete Projects
The U.S. General Services Administration is imposing new limitations on high carbon-emitting building materials for all its major projects, a […]
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Federal Government Announces $420M Investment in Rural Water Construction
The U.S. Department of the Interior announced this week that the Bureau of Reclamation will invest $420 million for rural […]