As part of a coalition, AGC offered feedback to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency urging the agency to update and finalize its interim guidance on the disposal and destruction of PFAS.

Join AGC to hear about Resurrected Monthly Employment Utilization Reports and Release of EEO-1 Demographic Data.

In response to two new FOIA requests, OFCCP is offering all federal government contractor organizations 40 days to file written objections.

Apply today for an AGC Award, including: Build America, AGC in the Community, Innovation, Diversity and Inclusion Awards.

Tax-writing committee members hear about the impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act on construction.

The first in a series of in-depth discussions about AGC’s tax priorities for 2025.

Join AGC for a must-attend webinar that explores the impact of the November election results and what they signal for the future of the construction industry.

Join us for AGC's 2025 Annual Convention in Columbus, Ohio, April 8-10.

Share your experience by taking this quick AGC survey which will close on November 11.

Join us for a two-part webinar series on subcontracting negotiation best practices on October 22^nd and 29^th.

Please join AGC of America next month for a virtual town hall on federal environmental regulatory initiatives and look ahead for 2025.

By leveraging the expertise of AGC members and industry specialists, we’ve developed practical tools designed to address some of the industry's top challenges, including safety hazards, subcontractor defaults, and environmental compliance.

Comments Highlight Tax Priorities For Construction Going Into 2025

House Appropriations Committee Chairman Tom Cole (R-Okla.) joins AGC for a project tour to learn about the issues impacting the industry.

On October 2, AGC joined hundreds of local, state, and federal organizations in urging President Biden and the administration to use all of its authorities to end the East Coast port strike.

Implementation of the new Biden-Harris Waters of the United States rule has proven confusing for members of the regulated community to follow.

This week, the House of Representatives and Senate easily passed a short-term spending bill averting a potential government shutdown just weeks before the November elections.

Event brought together AGC chapter staff from across the nation to discuss top policy issues impacting their membership.

Legal challenges to DBE and 8(a) programs and AGC’s response.

Speaker Johnson discussed the need for permitting reform and other regulatory challenges facing construction companies.