News / US commits another $703m to improve supply chain and port infrastructure

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Port of Jacksonville. Photo: US Army Corps of Engineers.

31/10/2022

US President Joe Biden’s drive for more resilient supply chains has continued with a third round of funding, topping $703m, mainly for port and inland infrastructure improvements.

The Port Infrastructure Development Program (PIDP) will release some $450m via the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, $234m made available through the Consolidated ...

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