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AGC at GSA’s Reverse Industry Day
AGC and member companies, Clark Construction, Hensel Phelps, and Parsons Corp. spoke to GSA’s regional and national directors from the Office of Project Delivery and Regional Design & Construction.
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New Rule on Sustainable Procurement
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.”
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AGC Blocks Bad Policies
AGC successfully blocks a slew of new labor mandates and other harmful policies some members of Congress seek to include in the annual defense bill.
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House Panel Moves PLA Bill
AGC-backed legislation opposing government-mandated project labor agreements advances through a House committee but faces significant challenges ahead.
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Bill Blocking Biden GHG Rule Advances
AGC-supported legislation to block a regulation requiring federal contractors to report technically unfeasible metrics for greenhouse gas emissions passes a House committee.
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2023 AGC Federal Contractors Conference
Register today for the 2023 AGC Federal Contractors Conference taking place June 12 - 14, 2023 in Washington, D.C.
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Major Federal Owner Announces Awards
The General Services Administration announces new construction awards program to recognize contractor excellence, which AGC has long sought federal owners to do.
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Federal Contractor Vax Mandate to End
In an AGC victory for the construction industry, the Biden administration announced its plans to end the federal contractor COVID-19 vaccination mandate on May 12.
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Got Questions for a Federal Agency? Submit them for AGC’s 2023 Federal Contractors Conference
AGC is currently seeking your questions for consideration in meetings with headquarters leaders of the federal agencies June 12-14 at FedCon.
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Congress Takes on Change Orders Delays
The AGC-supported “Small Business Payment for Performance Act of 2023” requires that a federal agency that receives a request for equitable adjustment (REA) pay 50% of the billed change order work amount in a timely manner to offset extra costs.
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