AGC of Georgia - Fri June 27, 2025
Associated General Contractors of Georgia Names Mike Macon as Board of Directors President
The Associated General Contractors of Georgia Inc. elected Mike Macon, senior vice president and business unit leader of Balfour Beatty, as its board president. With more than 29 years of experience in the industry, Macon is widely recognized for his strategic vision, operational excellence and unwavering commitment to client success....
AGC California - Tue June 10, 2025
Sacramento Asian Pacific Chamber, Calif. AGC Partner
The Associated General Contractors of California (AGC of California) and the AGC Construction Education Foundation (AGC CEF) announced a new partnership with the Sacramento Asian Pacific Chamber of Commerce and its Regional Small Business Utilization Center (RSBUC)....
CEG - Tue April 22, 2025
AGC Welcomes Members to Convention in Columbus, Ohio
The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) hosted its 2025 annual convention in Columbus, Ohio, April 8–10 at the Greater Columbus Convention Center. This event offers construction professionals an opportunity to enhance their knowledge, forge critical industry connections and navigate the evolving landscape of construction regulations and innovations....
Lucy Perry – CEG CORRESPONDENT - Thu September 05, 2024
AGC Finds Contractors Using Multiple Hiring Tools to Grow Workforce Numbers
The construction industry is no stranger to hard work. So, when it comes to workforce shortages, instead of throwing up their hands contractors are rolling up their sleeves. Companies have gotten clever in their strategies to overcome workforce issues....
ARTBA - Wed February 21, 2024
Construction Associations Back State Challenge to Federal Rule
The American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) and the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) jointly filed amicus briefs in support of 22 states challenging the Biden Administration's new Greenhouse gas performance measure for state transportation departments....
Daily Journal of Commerce - Wed February 07, 2024
Washington Contractors Optimistic About 2024 Outlook
The AGC of Washington chapter recently conducted a survey about what's in store for the construction industry in 2024. Stephen E. Sandherr, chief executive officer of the Associated General Contractors of America, recently penned an article detailing that Washington contractors remain upbeat about the available dollar value of projects....
Lucy Perry – CEG CORRESPONDENT - Thu January 11, 2024
Contractors Give Mixed Reviews of Their Prospects for 2024
Though public spending on road construction is projected to increase by double digits again this year, contractors are cautious about this year's business prospects. Given the continued challenges facing the construction industry in logistics logjams, labor shortages and rising interest rates, the overall mood is "decidedly mixed."ARTBA reported that the public highway, pavement and street construction sector is expected to see double-digit growth for the second year in a row....
Lucy Perry – CEG CORRESPONDENT - Tue December 26, 2023
Keeping Road Workers Alive: FHWA's Proposed Work Zone Rule Changes Get Mixed Response From Industry
FHWA and the road construction industry agree on one thing: The safety of crews in work zones is a priority. Ramped-up construction means the risk to highway workers is as great or greater this year than last....
Skanska - Mon June 19, 2023
Skanska USA Co-Creates AGC Task Force to Spearhead Decarbonization Efforts in Construction
Skanska USA, one of the world's largest development and construction companies, announced it has co-created the newly formed Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) Task Force on Decarbonization and Carbon Reporting, to address the challenges around reporting and reducing carbon emissions in the construction industry....
Lucy Perry – CEG CORRESPONDENT - Thu June 01, 2023
Construction Jobs Picture Looks Bright, But Where Are the Workers?
Construction employment is on an upward path and that's both good and bad. By extension, if jobs increase, so does the need for workers. And that's the continued challenge for the industry: contractors are beating the bushes for skilled labor to meet their labor needs....
