Your complete guide to the new rules, requirements, and everything AGC has done (to date) advocating on behalf of the construction industry.

Legislative proposals would restrict the use of drones manufactured by DJI from being used in the United States.

AGC celebrates a significant legal victory in its ongoing efforts to protect members from overreaching federal regulations.

AGC has notched some big wins in the courts in the last year and hopes to carry that momentum with litigation to protect construction companies.

Don’t miss the early bird rate for AGC’s Highway, Transportation and Utility Infrastructure Construction Conference that ends on July 5.

AGC is suing the EPA on the new PFAS rule, that creates liability for contractors, and we need your help.

The rule adds requirements to an already complicated permitting process and ignores permitting reforms previously passed by Congress.

The Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service issued final regulations on the prevailing wage and apprenticeship (PWA) requirements related to increased credit or deduction amounts for certain clean energy incentives, enacted as a part of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).

The forum participants discussed and learned about the most significant and current financial matters in the industry and shared best practices with one another.

AGC takes the stand to halt three unfair provisions in the new Davis-Bacon final rule impacting its coverage to truck drivers, contractors with material supply operations, and where an owner fails to include the requirement in the bidding documents/contract.

Eighty percent of federal postsecondary education funds go to degree programs that only 38 percent of Americans complete, while construction and other in-demand sectors struggle to find qualified workers.

AGC releases guide to assist contractors complying with Inflation Reduction Act requirements.

Hundreds of federal construction contractors met with major federal construction agencies and members of Congress at AGC’s Federal Contactors Conference.

The final rule poses significant risk and liability for the construction industry. 

Today, the AGC of America joined 70 organizations - including employers, unions, patient and disease advocacy groups, and health care stakeholders - in reminding Congress of the value of employer-provided health care coverage and explaining why it should remain tax-free. 

All primary voting entities have now held their presidential primaries and caucuses, or simply awarded a delegate slate to a candidate who was unopposed, and some of the state figures are quite surprising.

We have now seen primary elections held in 22 states, meaning electorates in a majority of 242 US House districts have chosen their general election nominees, and we have yet to see one incumbent lose renomination to a challenger.

Colorado US Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Silt) has been on a political roller coaster this year to say the least. 

Check out these political snippets on primary results, the presidential, congressional races from across the country. 

Interim Guidance has been provided for the walkaround rule that took effect on May 31.