After months of negotiations, President Joe Biden officially signed an infrastructure bill into law last week that will add about $550 billion to current spending levels.
Although smaller than what Biden initially proposed back in March, the bill — $1.2 trillion in total with both the new and renewed spending — marks the largest infrastructure investment in decades and means there will be a lot of work for contractors in the coming years.
“America made a big step forward toward repairing and rebuilding our nation’s critical infrastructure systems,” says Doug Carlson, CEO of the National Utility Contractors Association (NUCA). “Our members are
