AGC addresses the importance of driver awareness near highway work zones amidst an increase in fatalities and injuries.

AGC asks the administration to align the definition of “waters of the United States” (WOTUS) with the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency.

Trump administration rescinds rule that would have diverted state highway funds, intended to fix roads and bridges, to non-construction activities.

Given the complexity of the process, especially during a change in administration, AGC offers a series of information on the executive branch and its primary functions. Members should understand that deregulatory changes only take effect after executive orders are backed by regulatory action, a process that usually takes 12-18 months.*  

When complex construction disputes arise, securing financial recovery is just as critical as proving the other party’s liability.

Please complete the 2025 Highway Work Zone Safety Survey by Friday, May 9.

President Trump issues memo calling on agencies to prioritize the use of technology in the permitting process.

New Executive Order directs sweeping changes to the federal procurement process.

Without action from Congress and the White House, most construction companies will face a 20% tax increase in 2026 as key provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) are set to expire.

AGC recently released another resource for construction professionals seeking to safeguard their projects and ensure successful outcomes: “Owner-Placed Builder’s Risk Insurance: What Construction Contractors Need to Know.”