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LATEST NEWS

The Latest on Federal Government Funding
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March 13, 2025

The House passed a continuing resolution, but will the Senate pass it and avert a government shutdown?

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The Latest Updates for U.S. DOT
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March 13, 2025

President Trump has nominated Sean McMaster to serve as the Administrator of the Federal Highway Administration, and ...

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AGC Continues to Raise Concerns with PFAS Liability
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March 13, 2025

On March 10, AGC outlined PFAS liability concerns to Congressional leaders.

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OUR STORY

Founded in 1918, The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) is a full-service national trade association with a nationwide network of chapters. AGC represents more than 27,000 firms including 6,500 of America’s leading general contractors, nearly 9,000 specialty contractors and almost 12,000 service providers and suppliers. AGC is the leading association for the construction industry. Regarded as the “voice and choice” of the construction industry, AGC is one of the most visible organizations in the industry.

AGC members construct commercial and public buildings, airports, shopping centers, factories and industrial plants, schools, dams and flood control facilities, highways, roads and bridges, ports, public transit, underground facilities, water and wastewater treatment facilities, multifamily housing projects, military and defense related facilities, rail and transit facilities, tunnels, housing developments and mining operations.

 

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As a leader in the construction industry, your voice has greater impact than most. Your understanding of the issues and our experience in the industry can help guide policymakers on Capitol Hill. But no matter how strong, one voice is often overpowered by the endless clamor of DC politics.