This Act focuses on preventing and addressing corrosion in bridges, aiming to improve safety and infrastructure. It defines terms like "applicable bridge project," "certified contractor," and "qualified training program." The Act requires certified contractors to implement quality control and a corrosion management system using industry standards. It also mandates that federal grant funding be available for corrosion control work on rail bridges. Additionally, the Act calls for a study on the efficacy of weathering steel in bridge construction projects and the best practices for addressing corrosion on such bridges, acknowledging the collapse of the Fern Hollow Bridge in Pittsburgh.