AGC is analyzing the 800-page rulemaking to get a solid understanding of the full impact on federal and federally assisted construction projects and will provide education and assistance for members on implementation of the rule and any further developments.

On August 1, the proposed rule on sustainable procurement was issued that will, among other things, require all federal agencies to prioritize the procurement of sustainable products and services “to the maximum extent practicable.”

On July 21, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced a final rule that allows employers an alternative procedure to inspect Form I-9 documentation virtually as opposed to performing a physical verification, which was previously required for all new hires until the COVID-19 pandemic necessitated an exception in March 2020.

Register before August 18 to take advantage of the early bird rate and your opportunity to hear about the latest industry trends, best practices, and preparation for upcoming technological advances that will transform the way you work.

AGC invites thought leaders, innovators, and subject matter experts to submit session ideas for the AGC Risk 2024 program by September 15. 

The White House Council on Environmental Quality proposed rule ignores recent NEPA amendments included in the debt limit deal.

Please join AGC of America for a virtual townhall update on its climate change initiatives and discussion on carbon reporting and the construction industry.

The bill would make permanent the 20 percent deduction on business income for pass-through entities, the vast majority of which are small businesses.

Join AGC for a webinar reviewing trends and impacts of state and local wage theft laws on construction employers that will include the release of a much-needed, user-friendly chart of those laws.

Check out the latest ConstructorCast episode on reshaping perceptions about construction, breaking down barriers, and creating exciting pathways for our future builders, architects, and engineers.