Infrastructure
We help policymakers make smart investments in infrastructure to build thriving, resilient, and inclusive communities.
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Blog PostWhat’s Next for the BIL at the Department of Transportation?
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PageThe Future of Electric Vehicles
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Blog PostWhat Happens to BIL Programs If We Don’t Address the Debt Limit?
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Testimony & LettersBPC Comments on HUD’s Requests for Information on CDBG-DR
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Blog PostIRA EV Tax Credits: Requirements for Domestic Manufacturing
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Blog PostEmpowering Communities while Streamlining Clean Infrastructure Permitting
Infrastructure Policy
The Current State
Recent federal investments provide opportunities to upgrade our nation’s infrastructure and protect against climate hazards—but delivering on their promise and potential will require efficient, impactful, and equitable implementation.
BPC Events
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September 19, 2022Hurricane Maria Recovery Efforts in Puerto Rico & U.S. Virgin Islands
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August 2, 2022Implementing the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law at the EPA
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July 13, 2022Implementing the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law: Improving Permitting
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May 16, 2022Implementing the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law at FEMA
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March 9, 2022Series Launch Event | Overcoming Challenges and Seizing Opportunities: Implementing the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
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January 19, 2022American Supply Chains: Solving the Next Set of Challenges
About Us
BPC has led several initiatives to outline consensus-driven, cost effective, and bipartisan infrastructure policies. Such efforts have offered reforms to make federal surface transportation programs more performance-driven, directly linked to clear national goals, and accountable for results. BPC has provided a new model for investing in infrastructure aimed at leveraging private sector capital, expertise, and innovation; recommendations to address aging water and wastewater infrastructure; and a pragmatic roadmap to fix the federal Highway Trust Fund. BPC continues to articulate the path forward for lawmakers looking to reconcile differing approaches to funding, financing, and delivering infrastructure projects.
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Infrastructure
BPC has led several initiatives to outline consensus-driven, cost effective, and bipartisan infrastructure policies. Such efforts have offered reforms to make federal surface transportation programs more performance-driven, directly linked to clear national goals, and accountable for results. BPC has provided a new model for investing in infrastructure aimed at leveraging private sector capital, expertise, and innovation; recommendations to address aging water and wastewater infrastructure; and a pragmatic roadmap to fix the federal Highway Trust Fund. BPC continues to articulate the path forward for lawmakers looking to reconcile differing approaches to funding, financing, and delivering infrastructure projects.
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