Please join us for the third episode of Wiley’s Federal Infrastructure Webinar series, a series of webinars that will bring together attorneys from across the firm to discuss current developments relating to the federal government’s ongoing, once-in-a-generation initiative to invest over $1 trillion to improve the nation’s infrastructure and more than $350 billion in high-technology R&D, product development, and manufacturing incentives.

This session will cover the new Build America, Buy America provisions of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, which requires use of domestic iron and steel, manufactured products, and “construction material”; the domestic preference provisions in the Inflation Reduction Act; and the national security “guardrails” imposed under the CHIPS Act. We will discuss the waiver process and authority and survey current implementing guidance and waivers by various agencies.

Speakers

Upcoming in the Series

Stay tuned for upcoming content in this series. We will cover topics such as:

• Federal Grants Compliance

Previously in the Series

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• This event is complimentary but advance registration is required. Can’t make the date? Register and we’ll send you the slides and recording after the webinar.
• CLE credit is available for this webinar. Wiley is an accredited or approved CLE provider in the following states: California, New York, Pennsylvania and Texas. Wiley will apply for credit in the following states: Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, Virginia, Vermont, Washington, and Wisconsin. The list of states Wiley is not currently able to offer CLE credit includes Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, West Virginia, and Wyoming. In these instances, Wiley can offer a certificate of attendance. For those seeking CLE credit, please complete the program evaluation at the end of the program. Wiley will be unable to issue CLE certificates until we have received all required documentation.
• For New York CLE purposes, this program is appropriate for both newly admitted and experienced attorneys. Note that newly admitted New York attorneys (attorneys admitted two years or less) may earn CLE credit in certain categories of credit through completion of courses in permissible formats, as explained here.
• Webinar instructions and materials will be distributed prior to the webinar. For more information, please email Rachel Moss at rmoss@wiley.law.