Michigan HB5789 mandates procurement of U.S.-produced cement, concrete, or steel for state-funded infrastructure projects.

Michigan HB5789 establishes a requirement for state agencies to procure cement, concrete, or steel produced in the United States for certain public works projects. These projects include infrastructure, transportation, housing, school, or public facility projects funded by the state. The bill allows for waivers if no U.S.-produced materials are available, if procurement would increase project costs by more than 25%, or if an emergency necessitates immediate procurement. State agencies must publish granted waivers on their websites within 30 days.

Michigan HB5789 mandates procurement of U.S.-produced cement, concrete, or steel for state-funded infrastructure projects.

Michigan HB5789 establishes a requirement for state agencies to procure cement, concrete, or steel produced in the United States for certain public works projects. These projects include infrastructure, transportation, housing, school, or public facility projects funded by the state. The bill allows for waivers if no U.S.-produced materials are available, if procurement would increase project costs by more than 25%, or if an emergency necessitates immediate procurement. State agencies must publish granted waivers on their websites within 30 days.