The Tilt-Up Concrete Association (TCA), through its longstanding involvement with the North American Concrete Alliance, recently joined other concrete industry organizations in signing a coalition letter regarding the proposed BUILD America 250 Act transportation reauthorization legislation currently under consideration in Congress.
Coordinated by NACA and addressed to House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee leadership, the letter expressed support for the proposed five-year surface transportation framework, including funding related to highways, bridges, freight mobility, and long-term Highway Trust Fund stability. The legislation outlines approximately $580 billion in proposed transportation investment over five years.
TCA’s participation reflects the Association’s continued awareness of broader issues influencing the concrete construction industry and the larger construction ecosystem tied to infrastructure investment, industrial development, supply chains, and economic activity. While tilt-up construction is not directly associated with transportation infrastructure delivery, broader market conditions and long-term investment patterns remain relevant across many construction sectors.
As part of its ongoing engagement with peer organizations throughout the concrete and construction community, TCA continues to monitor legislative and industry developments that may affect the long-term strength and resilience of the built environment.
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