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Port of Jacksonville. Photo: US Army Corps of Engineers.
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 Appropriations Act and around $19m left over from last year’s funding round.
Administered by the US Maritime Administration, the funds will go to 41 projects across the country bidding to offer more efficient supply chain connections.
Secretary ...
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