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After AGC pushed for an extension, SBA is now giving until Nov. 20 to provide comments on a proposal that could change how small businesses are defined for federal contracts.
Registration is now open for AGC of America’s 2027 Surety Bonding and Construction Risk Management Conference, taking place January 25-27…
As AI becomes more embedded in construction operations, contractors should prepare for a rapidly changing insurance market where AI-related exclusions, new coverage products, and unresolved claims questions may significantly affect risk management.
SBA’s proposed rule could significantly expand the number of businesses eligible to qualify as small businesses for federal contracting and SBA assistance programs.
Recent tariff actions involving Canadian imports and proposed expanded tariff authority under a new sanctions bill could increase uncertainty for contractors already managing supply chain and cost pressures.
Data center construction is booming – but unprecedented growth brings new risks, challenges, and opportunities for contractors. AGC’s new five-part…
AGC’s challenge to EPA’s designation of certain PFAS as hazardous substances was rejected by a D.C. court, leaving the rule fully in effect.
President Trump temporarily paused a planned 50% tariff increase on certain Canadian imports while the administration continues broader tariff enforcement efforts, including new tools aimed at combating tariff avoidance.
On August 12, Colorado House Bill HB 26-1311, Concerning the Use of a Bond in Lieu of Retainage in Construction…
Minnesota State Supreme Court case could shape whether contractors may reasonably rely on owner-provided project information when bidding public construction work.