07 Mar Infrastructure Coalition Welcomes New Members in Infrastructure

Washington, D.C.– The Bipartisan Policy Center’s Executive Council on Infrastructure today announces more than 30 new members of the Coalition to Modernize America’s Infrastructure. The coalition, launched last month, is united in support of four principles:

  • Infrastructure — including transportation, energy, broadband, water, and wastewater — must be a national priority in order to ensure future economic prosperity.
  • Robust, reliable, long-term federal funding is essential.
  • The United States should unleash the resources of the private sector as partners in addressing our infrastructure needs.
  • The United States should adopt policies to deliver modern infrastructure more quickly and at less cost.

The new coalition members come from a variety of infrastructure sectors and represent both public and private investment interests. New coalition partners join Steering Committee members Business Roundtable, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, National Association of Manufacturers, National Governors Association, North America’s Building Trades Unions, and SIFMA.

New coalition members are:

  • Alta Environmental
  • Ascendant Program Services
  • Association for the Improvement of American Infrastructure
  • Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies
  • The Birmingham Group
  • Bond Dealers of America
  • Brodeur Partners
  • Building America’s Future
  • CALSTART
  • Cassidy and Associates
  • Center for Job Order Contracting Excellence
  • D Team
  • Earth and Water Group
  • Echikson, LLP
  • Eno Center for Transportation
  • EXO REIT, LLC
  • Garney Companies, Inc.
  • Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
  • Great Plains Laborers District Council
  • Home Builders Institute
  • Influence Communications
  • Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson
  • KOTRA
  • MacKay Shields
  • Mission Critical, LLC
  • National Association of Clean Water Agencies
  • National Association of Regional Councils
  • National Association of Water Companies
  • National Council on School Facilities
  • Stephen Atha Consulting, LLC
  • The Trust for Public Land
  • U.S. Public Interest Research Group
  • U.S. Water Alliance
  • Willis Towers and Watson
  • Zurich Insurance North America

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