At the end of March, President Biden proposed a $2 trillion “physical infrastructure” plan. While there is a lot for the construction industry in this proposal, the funding comes with significant, and troubling, strings attached.
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See You in Orlando
Thanks to COVID-19, the AGC community has had to wait a few extra months for the must-attend event of the year, but the 2021 Convention is now on the horizon and guaranteed to deliver the same great content, speaker series and networking events it always has!
Read More »Engaging Today for a Safer Tomorrow
Since the start of the pandemic, members have engaged with AGC to overcome many different challenges.
Read More »Construction Law: What’s Trending?
Legal trends are something AGC members of all stripes keep an eye on, but the topic is beyond broad. Legislation and specific concerns — everything from environmental issues to those related to union labor — vary wildly by region and state.
Read More »Driving Dangerously
AGC and HCSS released the results of their annual highway work-zone survey in May, and the key finding was that 60% of highway contractors reported motor vehicle crashes at their construction work zones during the past year.
Read More »Are We There Yet?
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.
Read More »Keeping a Safe Distance
In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, DPR Construction was facing a challenge many contractors were experiencing. A rash of infections had popped up at a San Diego jobsite that threatened their ability to stay on schedule.
Read More »3 Marketing Techniques to Carry Your Business Through the Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has not been easy on any business sector, including the construction industry.
Read More »Engage with the Association Using the AGC Connection App
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.
Read More »Talent in Residence
The Robert L Bowen Industry Residency Program began in 2011. Thirty-nine professors have participated thus far, an experience Courtney Bishop, program director of AGC’s Education & Research Foundation, says is an investment in the future of the industry, one that provides valuable current professional experience that can be shared in the classroom.
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