What We’re Reading in Infrastructure, September 28
The staff of the Bipartisan Policy Center’s (BPC) Executive Council on Infrastructure share some recent publications, speeches, and testimony relevant to infrastructure policy and finance. The views...
View ArticleLocal Political Uncertainty Hampers Infrastructure Development
Against the sometimes acrimonious backdrop of the congressional debate over transportation funding, one fact has bipartisan agreement: the United States is decades behind the rest of the developed...
View ArticleInfrastructure Must-Reads, March 28
The staff of the Bipartisan Policy Center’s Executive Council on Infrastructure share some recent publications, speeches, and testimony relevant to infrastructure policy and finance. The views...
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Case Studies: Infrastructure Public Private Partnerships
View All Case Studies To remain competitive into the future, America must address its infrastructure needs – transportation, water, power and energy, and civic structures – repairing existing assets as...
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Bridging the Gap Together: A New Model to Modernize U.S. Infrastructure
We have an extraordinary opportunity in America—to confront the pressure being placed on our nation’s roads, water systems, ports, airports, and energy grid with available private capital. This report...
View ArticleDoug Peterson and Jane Garvey: What Trump’s Infrastructure Plan Gets Right
With some of his first words as president-elect, President Donald Trump made clear that repairing and modernizing our roads, bridges, airports and water systems will be a priority early in his...
View ArticleExecutive Council Statement on Infrastructure in President Trump’s Budget
The co-chairs of the Bipartisan Policy Center’s Executive Council on Infrastructure, S&P Global President and CEO Doug Peterson and American Water President and CEO Susan Story, today released the...
View ArticleEric Cantor: How The FBI Could Get a New Headquarters
Which do you think is easier: convincing Congress to give you $50 million a year indefinitely or $325 million (the cost of constructing the DOT headquarters) in one year? As the FBI learned by its...
View ArticleFederal Facilities Need Infrastructure Funding and Financing Solutions
The nation’s infrastructure funding gap—the gap between the cost of needed repairs and the funds available—is estimated at $1 trillion. Our bridges, roads, water systems, energy-related assets,...
View ArticleBPC Exec. Council: WH Infrastructure Proposal Should Spur Congressional Action
Washington, D.C.– The following is a statement from Michele Nellenbach, director of strategic initiatives at the Bipartisan Policy Center, on the release of President Trump’s infrastructure investment...
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