James Leggate

An analysis found $2.4 billion may be rescinded from grants awarded under the Neighborhood Access and Equity program.

Overall, House Appropriations bills total $1.6 trillion, a $45 billion cut compared to 2025 enacted levels.

Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act loans are now available to assist with up to 49% of eligible project costs. 

Multiple agencies updated their NEPA procedures after the White House Council on Environmental Quality rescinded its regulations related to the law.

The first phase of Fujifilm Biotechnologies’ $3.2-billion large-scale cell culture biopharmaceutical manufacturing plant in North Carolina is scheduled to begin operating this year.

The budget reconciliation bill also cuts support for clean energy projects and appropriates funding for some construction projects.

The bill, passed with the vice president's tie-breaking vote, phases out tax credits for EV charging infrastructure next year and for wind and solar projects finished after 2027—but a new clean energy tax is cut, nuclear power gets added incentive and contractors gain a desired tax break

A U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration panel is holding a multiday virtual public hearing on its proposed workplace heat injury and illness prevention standard through July 2.

Under new guidance, agencies anticipating bids 10% higher than their budget with a PLA in place can forego the requirement.

White House Office of Management and Budget directs federal agencies to continue using project labor agreements on construction projects but broadens allowable exceptions.