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Forecasters agree that nonresidential construction spending in 2022 will exceed 2021 levels in most categories.

The inaugural National Construction Industry Workforce Summit will offer a unique opportunity to learn about successful workforce development efforts, network with contractors, association leaders and educators who are involved in workforce development and help develop new nationwide solutions to chronic construction labor shortages.’

Construction firms are coping with a seemingly unending series of supply-chain disruptions that are compounding problems caused by record materials cost increases and pandemic-induced challenges to operations. As each link is repaired or bypassed, another gap appears elsewhere.

Since the start of the pandemic, members have engaged with AGC to overcome many different challenges.

For many, summertime brings more than warmer temperatures. It brings memories of family road trips: parents, children, pets, books, games, and bikes all piled up in the station wagon, minivan or SUV.

One of the lessons that the past 14 months have taught us is that there is a direct connection between member engagement with AGC and our association’s success.

Anyone else feel like we’re living the classic schoolyard game Red Light, Green Light?

This is the time of year when we would normally be putting the final touches on the preparations for the AGC of America Annual Convention.

The construction industry was one of the fortunate few that was able — in most parts of the country — to keep working during the pandemic-induced lockdowns.

Two sets of recent survey results show contractors hold divergent views about the outlook for construction.