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This handy 4x6-in. two-sided postcard will be provided at the 2026 Summit to attendees. It can be handed out when appropriate to lawmakers, staff, and others who are interested in top-level talking points about our issues.
A synopsis of NUCA's Washington legislative and regulatory program. Suitable for legislators and their staff seeking a quick background on NUCA and the American utility construction industry.
NUCA strongly urges Congress to reauthorize in 2026 the EPA's Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) and Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF). These critical EPA programs deliver low-interest loans to states for drinking water upgrades and wastewater treatment.
This major 2026 legislation is essential to sustain robust federal funding for surface transportation projects, ensuring the stability and growth needed for utility contractors to build important infrastructure that enhances highway safety, mobility, and economic vitality nationwide. Coming soon.
NUCA strongly supports the Work Zone Safety Enhancement Act (S. 2910) which empowers states to safeguard utility workers, construction crews, and the traveling public in highway work zones.
The construction industry is facing a labor shortage over the next several years, and seeks to promote more workforce development programs and initiatives. Immigration reforms and mitigating the damaging effects of project labor agreements are also on the discussion menu.
9.2 million lead service lines remain in use in U.S. cities and should be replaced immediately for improved public health.
New private investment funds could be tapped for infrastructure investments if needed reforms are passed by Congress. Billions of dollars could be made available for infrastructure funding if federal legislation initiates regulatory changes to private activity bond state volume caps.
Offshore wind is America’s next major energy source, representing an excellent opportunity to create new jobs and bolster the economy. NUCA and subsurface utility contractors build critical aspects of the onshore distribution infrastructure for these modern electric power generation systems.
View the April 28, 2026 Briefing Here.
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NUCA'S WASHINGTON SUMMIT
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