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The alert includes information on the impact of the war in Ukraine on recent increases in materials costs and supply delays on construction.

AGC-backed regulatory and legislative changes would help alleviate supply chain challenges and further help fund infrastructure projects.

The agency proposes requiring employers with 100 or more employees to publicly disclose all OSHA Forms 301 (the detailed injury and illness incident reports) accrued on an annual basis, among other things.

The latest House-passed $55 billion COVID relief bill fails to reinstate Q4 2021 Employee Retention Tax Credit.

The agency looks to expand disclosure of greenhouse gas emissions by publicly traded companies, which would ensnare their construction contractors.

Registration is open for the 2022 Transportation Construction Coalition (TCC) Fly-In and AGC Legislative Caucus.

Good news for construction - a trade agreement has been reached which will lower tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from the UK.

AGC educates Congress that suspending the federal gas tax does not promise to lower prices at the pump and directly jeopardizes the recently passed Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

The Department of Agriculture has proposed contract clauses that would essentially reinstate the Obama Administration’s Blacklisting Rule.

Register today for AGC’s Federal Contractors Conference held June 20-22 in person in Washington, D.C.

The discussion centered on the implementation of changes to “Buy America” and “Buy American” made in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) for federally funded and federally assisted infrastructure projects.

A win for the Construction Advocacy Fund-Financed, AGC-backed lawsuit.

AGC of America is hosting a WebEd series in April that includes a representative from DOL’s W&HD, among others, who will discuss existing prevailing wage requirements and compliance.

This will be the first update in 40 years to Davis-Bacon and Related Acts Regulations.