On March 31, President Biden announced a $2 trillion-plus proposal for a wide-ranging infrastructure bill. It is hugely ambitious in scope and includes investments to build a green economy and pursue social goals, in addition to repairing roads and bridges, etc. Andrew Garbutt, a principal in our Infrastructure Advisory Practice has written a concise review of the proposal, including his insights about how the proposal may—or may not—become law. Among the highlights that would impact construction industries, municipalities, and corporate ESG programs:
- $621 billion for transportation infrastructure and resilience
- $300 billion for housing-related investment
- $300 billion for small business and manufacturers
- $174 billion for electric vehicle market development, including 500,000 charging stations
- $111 billion for clean water and water infrastructure
- $100 billion for power infrastructure
- $100 billion for workplace development
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