A wave of executive actions from the new administration has swiftly reshaped U.S. environmental, energy, labor and trade policies—creating significant uncertainty for the construction and real estate industries.
- Will environmental regulations be rolled back?
- Will infrastructure projects supported by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) and Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) continue?
- Will IRA tax incentives change?
- Are new worker safety standards and wage regulations on the horizon?
- What’s happening with tariffs?
The White House has directed federal agencies to align with its policy shifts by freezing, revoking or ceasing enforcement of disfavored regulations. This includes terminating funding for targeted programs, offices, grants and contracts. These agency actions have triggered dozens of court challenges, including temporary restraining orders (TROs), which have blocked some changes—but many policies continue to evolve rapidly, affecting business risk and regulatory compliance.
Learn more about how business leaders can identify and track the most critical regulatory issues impacting their operations.
At Fredrikson, we closely monitor federal executive actions to help businesses cut through the noise and find strategic clarity. We welcome the opportunity to support your business in navigating this shifting regulatory landscape.
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Nena Lenz is an attorney at Fredrikson & Byron, P.A. with a national government contracts and grants practice.
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