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As many owners and contractors seek to enhance the construction experience by considering different project delivery methods, they are opting for construction manager at risk (CMAR).

Viewing Construction Projects Through “The Lens of Collaboration” Benefits the Construction Industry Overall.

As technology and innovation propel the construction industry forward, contractors must adapt in the face of manpower shortages that have plagued the trades for several years.

Make plans to attend the 98th annual AGC Convention and seize your opportunity to cultivate new ideas, see and hear about the latest in construction innovation, and leave with the tools to accelerate your business to the next level.

The new rules contains provisions intended to promote accurate recordkeeping of occupational injuries and illnesses.

What if we told you your company could reduce its healthcare costs while making your employees healthier, happier, more productive and less prone to injury?

Members and staff at AGC Georgia are partnering to lead efforts to address the immediate need for workers and to develop sustainable solutions to grow a pipeline for the future.

To keep aging, structurally deficient bridges functioning costs billions annually. Transportation departments, academics and contractors are looking for solutions that will save funds and ease the pain of closing bridges for repairs or reconstruction.

Construction firms own data about customers, projects, finances and employees that hackers would be interested in exploiting. Read about the experiences of other AGC members overcoming cyberattacks, and what your firm can do to prepare and defend itself.

The Blue Lake Expansion Project, the 2016 Alliant Build America grand award winner by Barnard Construction, shows the fierce determination of one small community to become energy independent.