Join us on June 5, 1 p.m. – 2 p.m. EDT for the next virtual quarterly townhall.

This week the AGC co-chaired Transportation Construction Coalition (TCC) held their legislative fly-in in Washington, D.C.

This event kicks off our webinar series on the upcoming November elections, where the fate of the White House and Congress hang in the balance, setting the stage for riveting political dynamics.

AGC of America finds itself at a unique intersection of industry and politics as four members step into the realm of congressional candidacy.

The Water Resources Development Act—which authorizes the construction of 25 Army Corps Civil Works Program projects—advances to the president’s desk for signature into law.

AGC successfully blocked the inclusion of blacklisting and local hire mandates, unworkable one-size-fits-all environmental requirements, and significant liability risks for federal contractors in the annual defense bill that’s poised to be signed into law.

What AGC, along with other allies, gleaned when pressing top leaders at the U.S. Department of Transportation for clarifying guidance on and a transparent waiver process for expanded Buy America requirements under the Build America, Buy America Act. 

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) failed to follow the regulatory process when it put forth guidance seeking to limit a state’s ability to build new roads and highways, setting up congressional and, perhaps, legal challenges.

During negotiations on the fiscal year 2023 government funding bill, a last-ditch effort to limit the construction industry’s access to the H-2B visa program—the only guest-worker visa program open to construction—failed. 

What construction investment programs see, and more, in the $1.7 trillion, 4,155-page fiscal year 2023 federal government funding bill.

The 2022 midterm elections are over but the votes are still being counted. Join AGC of America for Part 3 of its "Battle for Congress" webinar series. Don't wait, register today for this can't-be-missed event. 

Help get out the construction vote! Employers are uniquely positioned and legally allowed to provide voter education to employees to encourage participation in the 2022 elections.

Employers are uniquely positioned to provide voter education to employees to help get out the construction vote this November. 

Successful football teams more often than not feature a good defense and protecting already won territory is likewise a necessary component for a winning political strategy. 

AGC could have two of its own in the next Congress with Joe O'Dea and Avery Frix on the ballot.

Join Jim Ellis, a 30-year veteran of politics, and David Ashinoff, AGC of America's Director of Political Affairs, for Battle for Congress Part 1, an AGC WebEd on the upcoming midterm elections. Don't wait, reserve your seat today!

Test your political knowledge with these trivia questions. 

Check out these political snippets on congressional and gubernatorial races from across the country.

The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) issued new carbon standards under its facilities standards for the Public Buildings Service (P-100).