Congress Heads to Extending Current Government Spending Levels
This week the U.S. House of Representatives hit several roadblocks in their quest to pass appropriations bills to fund the federal government.
Read moreSenators Reach Bipartisan Deal on Permitting Reform
Senators Joe Manchin (I-W.V.) and John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) introduced the Energy Permitting Reform Act of 2024 – which would streamline permitting processes for energy construction projects.
Read moreAGC Calls for Delay to Corporate Transparency Requirements
AGC co-signed a letter to senators asking them to support an amendment which would delay implementation of the Corporate Transparency Act by one year.
Read moreBe a Speaker at AGC’s 2025 Surety Bonding and Construction Risk Management Conference
AGC is now accepting proposals from experienced speakers interested in presenting at the 2025 Surety Bonding and Construction Risk Management Conference.
Read moreTwo New Bid Protests are Part of AGC of America’s Efforts to Tame Biden’s PLA Mandate
Successful Outcome Could Block Federal Officials from Including Project Labor Agreement (PLA) Mandate in Projects Valued over $35 million
Read moreThe Latest on the Francis Scott Key Bridge Replacement
Congress grapples over the high price tag to build a new bridge and how much of it the federal government should cover.
Read moreInflation Reduction Act Energy Credits - Opportunities and Challenges for Contractors
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) created game-changing opportunities for many projects to capitalize on the largest energy investment in U.S. history through tax credits.
Read moreWhere is all of the broadband funding?
Despite record funding from the IIJA, no broadband projects have broken ground.
Read moreWhat Contractors Need to Know about Potential Restrictions on Chinese Drones
Congress eyes restricting the use of the most popular brand of drones.
Read moreAGC’s Approach to Davis-Bacon Requirements
Your complete guide to the new rule, requirements, and everything AGC has done (to date) advocating on behalf of the construction industry.
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