Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck—a fixture in federal and state government affairs—has launched what is effectively a new practice group focused on infrastructure, in a bid to help communities and businesses that could benefit from the recent infrastructure spending bill.

The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, passed late last year, provides for $1.2 trillion in spending on a range of projects aimed at improving the country’s infrastructure—in the broadest terms possible. Allocations exist not only for traditional projects such as building and repair of bridges, roads, rails and ports, but also cleaning up Brownfield sites, reclaiming abandoned mines, and capping orphaned oil and gas wells, creating a network of electric vehicle charging stations, and rolling out high-speed internet across the nation.

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