The bill aims to eliminate the expiration date of the interagency, multijurisdictional system improvement team, known as SYNC, which was initially established to enhance coordination among state infrastructure programs. The team, comprising representatives from various state departments, is tasked with identifying and implementing system improvements that maximize state investments, minimize costs, and address the unique needs of communities, particularly distressed and rural areas. The bill also mandates that the team submit a biennial report to the legislature starting November 1, 2026, detailing funded projects, coordination efforts, and regional planning activities.

Key changes in the bill include the removal of the sunset provision that would have dissolved the team on June 30, 2025, and the establishment of a new reporting timeline. The bill emphasizes the importance of maintaining SYNC's coordination to ensure long-term durability and resilience of infrastructure projects across Washington State. Additionally, it reinforces the team's focus on leveraging federal and private funding, collaborating across jurisdictions, and addressing statutory or regulatory barriers to improve infrastructure systems.