Federal construction projects would ban rules about labor agreements for contractors.
This bill would stop federal agencies and those receiving federal construction money from forcing contractors to join or not join labor organizations. This aims to create more open competition and lower costs for taxpayers on these projects.
Today, federal agencies and those receiving federal construction money can require or prohibit contractors from entering into agreements with labor organizations. They can also discriminate based on these agreements. If this bill becomes law, these entities would be banned from doing so in bid specifications for federal and federally funded construction projects. Contractors would still be able to voluntarily enter into labor agreements.
HR 2126 · 119th Congress · March 14, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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