US government waives US-only steel requirement in US-Canada bridge construction

Monday, 17 December 2012 09:18:23 (GMT+3)   |  

Local news reported Friday that the US Federal Highway Administration said construction of a proposed bridge linking Detroit, Michigan and Windsor, Ontario will be allowed to use steel from both the US and Canada.

Although the proposed bridge will be financed by the Canadian government, there is a standing policy requiring that only US steel be used for infrastructure projects in the US. The waiver to this policy was sought by Michigan Governor Rick Snyder and went into effect this week.


Similar articles

Construction employment boosts figures in US and Canada

10 Jun | Steel News

US and Canada report improved employment levels in February

12 Mar | Steel News

US unemployment rate rises again in June, Canada stays neutral

11 Jul | Steel News

North American unemployment rates improve in January

07 Feb | Steel News

Economic Overview: Mexico & Canada

21 Oct | Steel Matters

US' neighboring economies resumed growth in Q3

15 Dec | Steel Matters

Iron ore exports from Brazil increase in December

10 Jan | Steel News

Ex-Brazil BPI prices move up, but sales focus still on US as Europe still quiet

09 Jan | Scrap & Raw Materials

Global View on Scrap: Turkish and Asian markets make a strong start to 2026

09 Jan | Scrap & Raw Materials

Local Chinese coking coal prices - week 2, 2026

09 Jan | Scrap & Raw Materials