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What the Infrastructure Bill Means for Distributors 

Some distribution sectors will feel stronger tailwinds than others from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

December 1, 2021

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The $1.2-trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act passed in November is generating positive response across construction and manufacturing sectors. Specifically, distributors serving public transportation infrastructure projects, power grid, electrification, broadband and waterworks markets will see the most direct impacts over the five years of the bill’s spending cycle. But there are several layers of how this stimulus package will create tailwinds for distributors and manufacturers across all sectors. 

The new investment will drive demand into broader trends emerging with the…

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