About Infrastructure
The Office of Infrastructure has three offices:- Office of Stewardship, Oversight and Management
- Office of Bridge and Structures
- Office of Preconstruction, Construction and Pavements
FHWA’s Infrastructure Office provides leadership, technical expertise, and program assistance to help sustain America's mobility in:
- Asset Management
- Bridges & Structures
- Building Information Modeling
- Construction
- Contract Administration
- Design
- Federal-aid Programs and Special Funding
- Geotechnical
- Hydraulics
- Local Public Agency
- Low-Carbon Transportation Materials
- Maintenance
- Major Projects
- Pavements
- Preservation
- Stewardship and Oversight
- Transportation Performance Management
- Unmanned Aerial Systems
Policy and Guidance
- Inspection Finding Follow-up Actions for Uncoated Weathering Steel Bridge (July 19, 2023)
- Q&As for Build America, Buy America (BABA) Implementation Plan to Enhance Buy America for Electric Vehicle (EV) Chargers (07/11/2023)
- Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Procurement Methods under SEP-14 (07/03/2023)
- Improving the Link Between Pavement Design and Asset Management: An Asset Management Primer for Pavement Engineers (.pdf) (December 2022)
- Linking Pavement Management to Transporation Asset Management (TAM) (06/16/2023)
- Visit the Policy and Guidance Center
What's New
Sustainable Pavements – From Aspirational to Attainable Video
This video highlights the benefits of quantifying the environmental impacts of materials used in transportation infrastructure such as sustainable pavements.
Tour FHWA's new Mobile Asphalt Technology Center
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Visit our revamped, easier to use Buy America pages.
Highway History
Ever wonder why Congress didn't pass the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956 in 1955? Do you blame the future for our traffic problems? Did the 50th anniversary of the Interstate System in 2006 make you forget other historic milestones celebrated that year? And what's the big deal about the Interstate System anyway? These and many other highway history questions are answered on the Highway history page. In addition, you will find features such as: