Federal Infrastructure Bill Resource Center


For more than 95 years, Caterpillar products and services have helped improve the lives of people around the world. Our global customers use Cat equipment to build the infrastructure that provides access to water, electricity, roads, bridges, hospitals, schools and so much more. Infrastructure is core to Caterpillar’s businesses. We not only build it, but we also rely on highways, railways, airports, and ports to get inputs to our manufacturing facilities, to get products, parts, and components to our dealers and customers, and to get our employees to and from work safely every day.
In the United States, Caterpillar supported the congressional passage of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) also known as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL). This legislation provides historic levels of funding to build, repair and upgrade America’s roads and bridges, as well as billions in additional funding for rail, transit, port, waterway, airport and broadband internet infrastructure improvements. A modern and reliable infrastructure system is key to the global competitiveness of U.S. manufacturers. These investments will help the U.S. remain globally competitive – promoting domestic production as well as exports around the world. As a net exporter, Caterpillar believes that an upgrade to U.S. infrastructure will serve its global network of dealers and customers more efficiently.
To learn more about the infrastructure investments proposed in the IIJA, please see the related links below:

Official White House BIL guidebook to the funding available under the law, as well as an explanatory document that shows, in as much detail as currently available, program-by-program information.

This website will serve as your one-stop-shop for the Federal Highway Administration’s implementation of the BIL, including everything from fact sheets and funding notices to guidance, regulations, and presentations.

Department of Energy Bill Homepage contains information on 60 new DOE programs as well as expanded funding for 12 existing Research, Development, Demonstration, and Deployment (RDD&D) programs.

U.S. Department of Transportation state-by-state fact sheets that highlight how the BIL will deliver for communities across the country.

Association of Equipment Manufacturers’ collection of quality resources, information, and updates about the implementation of the BIL. This site will frequently be updated as funding opportunities are announced.
Latest Updates:
August 11 – Department of Transportation announces $2B in RAISE grant recipients
August 2 – White House releases updated BIL state fact sheets.
July 7 – $1B in BIL Funding for Improving Airport Terminals across U.S.
May 16 – White House releases interactive funding maps for 6-month anniversary of BIL passage.
April 11 – White House releases rural infrastructure playbook
April 6 – USDOT Announces More than $20 Billion to Support Transit
March 23 – USDOT Announces $2.9B for Major Infrastructure Projects of Regional or National Significance
Feb. 23 – USDOT Announces New Funding to Strengthen Port Infrastructure and Supply Chain Resiliency
Feb. 3 – USDOT Announces $1.5 Billion in RAISE Grants
Jan. 14 – USDOT Announces Bridge Investments Under Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
Dec. 15 – FHWA Delivers Largest Federal Highway Apportionment in Decades as Part of Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funding