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The new Congress could bring increased infrastructure investment, changes to labor requirements, and greater scrutiny of private construction projects.
Congress returns November 9 with a December 11 funding deadline and several unfinished legislative priorities that could affect construction projects nationwide.
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released guidance implementing President Trump’s October 5 executive order temporarily suspending federal penalties for using…
President Trump’s latest Executive Order aimed at providing temporary fuel tax relief creates questions among contractors about potential tax bills and the impact on highway funding.
A short-term deal keeps the government open and extends highway programs while Congress works on longer-term bills.
Government funding, surface transportation, defense, and several other major bills are competing for attention before September 30.
From salmon habitat restoration to waterfront redevelopment, Representative Rick Larsen saw firsthand how construction is building stronger communities across Northwest Washington.
Congress is now working through the fiscal year (FY) 2027 appropriations process, the annual process lawmakers use to fund federal…
The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee recently advanced the BUILD America 250 Act, moving Congress one step closer to replacing…
House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chairman Sam Graves (R-Mo.) and Ranking Member Rick Larsen (D-Wash.) have released a bipartisan, five-year…