Innovative Materials for Infrastructure: Longer-Lasting Bridges and Better Water
This act aims to improve the quality and durability of roads, bridges, and water systems in the U.S. by supporting research and the use of new, innovative materials. This will make infrastructure more resilient, cheaper to maintain, and safer, leading to better roads and water access for citizens.
Key points
Support for research into new construction materials that will extend the lifespan of roads, bridges, and water systems, reducing repair costs.
Establishment of special innovation hubs to develop and implement modern solutions in infrastructure construction.
Grant programs for states and local governments to build and renovate bridges and water systems using innovative, durable materials, especially in flood-prone areas.
Increased federal share in the costs of infrastructure projects utilizing innovative technologies, such as prefabricated elements or materials that reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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