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Sean Duffy Sworn in as Transportation Secretary

January 30, 2025Updated:January 31, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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On January 29, 2025, the U.S. Senate confirmed Sean Duffy as the new Secretary of Transportation, following a nomination hearing held on January 15. Duffy was sworn into office shortly after the confirmation, marking the beginning of his tenure overseeing the nation’s transportation policies and infrastructure projects.

In a letter to the Senate, AGC highlighted Duffy’s extensive experience and commitment to improving the country’s transportation systems. In the letter, AGC emphasized the importance of Duffy’s role in implementing the remaining funding and projects under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) and expressed optimism that Duffy would direct funding toward nationally and regionally significant infrastructure priorities, facilitating the efficient delivery of construction materials to jobsites.

Prior to Duffy’s confirmation, AGC met with President Trump’s U. S. Department of Transportation transition team to discuss key priorities for the upcoming administration. During these meetings, AGC outlined several critical issues, including ongoing concerns with Buy America requirements, workforce shortages, and regulatory overreach that could hinder the industry’s ability to build and maintain infrastructure.

AGC’s engagement with the transition team emphasizes its commitment to advocating for policies that support the construction industry and the nation’s infrastructure. With Duffy at the helm of the Department of Transportation, AGC is optimistic about collaborative efforts to address these priorities and enhance the country’s transportation systems.

For additional information, please contact Deniz Mustafa.

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