Support for the BUILD America 250 Act

The American Feed Industry Association supports the BUILD America 250 Act which provides vital investments to our roads, bridges and rail infrastructure. We thank Chairman Graves and Ranking Member Larsen for introducing this bipartisan bill and urge Congress to act swiftly to keep America moving.

The Bus Coalition (TBC)

The House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee deserves significant credit for recognizing the importance of federal investment in bus transit at a time when many programs were facing considerable fiscal pressure. This proposal moves bus funding in the right direction and reflects the strong advocacy efforts of transit agencies and bus advocates from across the country.

DB3

Reconview, a Charlotte-based U.S. manufacturer of mobile security and safety technology, is proud to support the bipartisan BUILD America 250 Act and thanks Chairman Sam Graves, Ranking Member Rick Larsen, and the Committee's North Carolina members — Subcommittee on Highways and Transit Chairman David Rouzer and Representatives Addison McDowell, Brad Knott, and Valerie Foushee — for their efforts to advance a five-year surface transportation reauthorization. As a partner to state and local law enforcement, public transit systems, airport authorities, state DOTs, and county EMS agencies, Reconview sees firsthand how rapidly deployable safety and security technology protects work zones, transit corridors, and the traveling public. Strengthening federal support for surface transportation safety is essential to ensuring Americans can travel safely to work, to school, and across our communities. We urge the House and Senate to finalize a bipartisan, bicameral infrastructure bill that gets this important reauthorization across the finish line.

National Association of Wheat Growers

Wheat growers depend on a safe and reliable transportation network to move their crop from the farm gate to domestic and global markets; and the National Association of Wheat Growers (NAWG) appreciates Chairman Graves and Ranking Member Larsen for advancing the bipartisan BUILD America 250 Act. For wheat farmers, transportation policy is farm policy. Strong rural roads, safe bridges, efficient freight corridors, reliable rail connections, and modern ports help growers remain competitive, and keep U.S. wheat moving. NAWG supports continued bipartisan work to provide long-term certainty and invest in the infrastructure rural America needs.

National League of Cities

The National League of Cities applauds Chairman Sam Graves and Ranking Member Rick Larsen for the bipartisan introduction of the BUILD America 250 Act, which reflects the local bridge, safety, and regional priority projects championed in Rep. Kristen McDonald Rivet and Rep. Rob Bresnahan’s BASICS Act. Thousands of cities, towns and villages reached out to Congress to ask that they prioritize the basic improvements that allow communities to repair and replace crumbling infrastructure and save lives on our roads, and the BUILD Act delivers. Mayors and councilmembers across the country look forward to a new chapter of infrastructure investment that we can celebrate during America's 250th anniversary.

U.S. Travel

The BUILD America 250 Act is a bold and necessary investment in America's future — and in the future of American travel. We commend Chairman Graves and Ranking Member Larsen for delivering a bipartisan framework that prioritizes the core surface transportation investments travelers need most. The bill’s historic commitment to bridge investment, its reforms to cut red tape and accelerate project delivery, and its focus on moving people and goods safely and efficiently are exactly the priorities U.S. Travel has championed. This is a moment that calls for urgency. We are entering a critical stretch for American travel — the 2026 FIFA World Cup, America's 250th, and the 2028 LA Olympics. Our infrastructure must be ready.

Committee On Transportation & Infrastructure

Support for the BUILD America 250 Act