H.R. 3684 – The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal) was signed into law by President Biden on November 15, 2021 after the House of Representatives voted its approval on November 5 by a vote of 228-206. Originally passed by the Senate on August 10 (69-30), the bill languished in legislative purgatory as Democrats ironed out the details and timing of the broader “human infrastructure” focused reconciliation package. While final agreement on that legislation has proven elusive, federal agencies have begun implementing provisions within the Infrastructure Bill.

You can read TCS’s continued analysis of the Infrastructure Bill below.

Congressional Resources 

• H.R. 3684 The Infrastructure and Investment Jobs Act (P.L. 117-58)
  • Final text of bill 
  • Bill Report: H. Rept. 117-70 : H. Rept. 117-70, part 2 
• Congressional Budget Office (CBO) Score – $256 billion net deficit increase 

TCS Resources on the Infrastructure Bill 

• TCS Report: Smart Strategies for Infrastructure Investment 
• Fiscal Conservative Groups Letter to Congress Regarding Infrastructure

Rolling analysis of Infrastructure and Investment Jobs Act

• Adding up the Math on Infrastructure and Reconciliation Bills
• The True Cost of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
• Extractive Industries Cleanup in the Infrastructure Bill  
• Nuclear Demonstration Projects Put on the Road to Payday 
• Fossil Energy Gets A Billion Boost 
• $6 Billion Bailout for the Nuclear Industry 
• BIF and the United States Coast Guard 
• Digging Deeper at the Corps 
• Massive Climate Investments Pared Down in Senate’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Package 
• Senate Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework Should Bypass Biomass 
• Billion in “Emergency” Cash for Regional Commissions 
• The BIF and Broadband 
• Excessive Funding for Shipyards Seems to Pass in the Night