The Biden administration continues to roll back Trump-era initiatives and institute new, pro-union policies that challenge ABC members’ ability to win work. ABC is fighting against these proposed rules and regulations affecting merit shop contractors and advocating for open competition and free enterprise.

The Biden administration’s costly and burdensome regulatory actions continue to harm American families and businesses by:

• Adding $129.2 billion in regulatory costs and 60 million hours of paperwork in 2023
• Adding more than $117 million in regulatory costs and 86 million hours of paperwork in 2022
• Adding more than $200 billion in regulatory costs and 130 million hours of paperwork in 2021

This adds up to $201.4 billion in regulatory costs and 276 million hours of paperwork over three years.

ABC’s Regulatory Roundup is updated on a regular basis and includes information about federal regulations, guidance and compliance materials from the U.S. Department of Labor, U.S. Department of the Treasury, Federal Acquisition Regulation Council, National Labor Relations Board, Federal Trade Commission, Environmental Protection Agency and Council on Environmental Quality.

Read ABC’s July Regulatory Roundup to learn more about the latest developments affecting the construction industry.