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Home » Shutdown Implications: Permitting, Rulemaking, and Existing Contracts.
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Shutdown Implications: Permitting, Rulemaking, and Existing Contracts.

The government shutdown leaves many contractors unaware of how they will be impacted; click here for information regarding permitting, rulemaking, and existing contracts.
October 22, 2025Updated:October 29, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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AGC has called on Congress to quickly pass a clean continuing resolution to end the government shutdown. As the shutdown continues into its fourth week, contractors may start to experience impacts to their work. Here is what we at AGC of America expect: Permitting The good news in the permitting...

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