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On July 29, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) issued new guidance warning all federal agencies and recipients of federal…
On July 15, the House of Representatives’ Armed Services Committee began marking up its version of the National Defense Authorization…
AGC of America is now accepting proposals from experienced speakers interested in presenting at AGC’s 2026 Surety Bonding and Construction…
Register today. As AGC has previously reported, the Department of Defense (DOD) will begin including mandatory cybersecurity certifications for all…
As the construction industry contends with new and evolving tariffs, contractors across the country are facing rising material costs, shifting…
AGC of America released a Key Elements document designed to support small and emerging construction firms. To lead this effort,…
There is a new twist on issues revolving around tariffs potentially impacting general contractors. AGC members Chris Denny, Vice President…
Controlled Insurance Programs (“CIPs,” “wrap-ups” or simply “wraps”) are promoted as particularly well-suited for large construction projects, offering a single…
Given the complexity of the process, especially during a change in administration, AGC offers a series of information on the executive branch and its primary functions. Members should…
When complex construction disputes arise, securing financial recovery is just as critical as proving the other party’s liability. Read the…