On January 19, 2011, ConsensusDOCS will release new and updated documents. All ConsensusDOCS users receive free access to the new documents within their subscription package.
Stay safe this winter and make sure you remain violation-free into 2011 with AGC of America’s safety and training tools. From general safety instruction to minimizing hazard exposure, the AGC Store has the tools you need.
Some Contractors want to share the risk of Owner payment with their Subcontractors. As such, they often look to include a “pay-if-paid” clause in their contract with the Subcontractor. Some AGC members believe that a pay-if-paid clause equitably shares the risk of Owner non-payment, while other specialty members view such provisions as unreasonably withholding payment to Subcontractors.
On January 19, 2011, ConsensusDOCS will be releasing new and updated documents. All ConsensusDOCS users receive free access to the new documents within their subscription package.
The Water and Wastewater Equipment Manufacturers Association, Inc. (WWEMA) announced that it has joined the ConsensusDOCS coalition, which creates standard contract documents for use by all participants in the construction industry.
ConsensusDOCS are the only standard contracts that give contractors the contractual right to project financing information throughout the life of the project – not just at the beginning.
Join us March 21-25, 2011 in Las Vegas for the 92nd Annual AGC Convention. The 2011 Convention is held in conjunction with the CONEXPO/CON-AGG tradeshow -- free CONEXPO admission with your AGC Convention registration -- making it more of a can't-afford-to-miss program.
The ConsensusDOCS 752 – Subcontract for Federal Government Construction Projects was created specifically to assist contractors and subcontractors comply with new and complex federal laws and regulations. The ConsensusDOCS Federal Subcontract is the only standard agreement that addresses the terms and conditions essential to comply with the Federal Acquisition Regulation (“FAR”).
The AGC Labor and Employment Law Council - a network of labor lawyers who represent AGC members and chapters - held its 26th Annual Construction Labor Law Symposium on April 16 in Washington, DC. Attorneys and chapter labor relations managers from across the country attended.
More than 200 contractors and insurance and surety professionals attended AGC’s meeting on Surety Bonding and Construction Risk Management to talk about their shared issues and concerns and increase efficiency and effectiveness.