AGC In The News | Associated General Contractors of America

Construction Spending Rose In January From December And January 2021 But Public Construction Is Being Delayed By Inaction In Washington

March 1, 2022

Construction Jobs In December Trail Pre-Pandemic Mark In 26 States As Most Firms In Association Survey Report Difficulty Filling Positions

January 25, 2022

NEW! ConstructorCast Episode: Material Price Escalation, Delays, and COVID-19

February 23, 2022

Materials Prices Soar 20 Percent Between January 2021 And January 2022; Contractors’ Bid Prices Accelerate But Continue To Lag Cost Increases

February 15, 2022

Senate Democrats’ Proposal To Suspend The Federal Gas Tax Will Not Lower Prices But Will Make It Harder To Fix Roads And Bridges

February 10, 2022

AGC Releases Updated Construction Inflation Alert

February 9, 2022

Construction Employment Dips In January Despite Record Rise In Wages, Falling Unemployment As Quest For Workers Intensifies Among Industries

February 4, 2022

Biden Order Imposing Project Labor Agreements On Federal Projects Will Inflate Construction Costs, Discriminate Against Most Workers

February 4, 2022

The chief executive officer of the Associated General Contractors of America, Stephen E. Sandherr, issued the following statement today in response to President Biden’s new executive order seeking to impose project labor agreements on many federal construction projects:

Come Early to Dallas to Volunteer to Help Some of the Area’s Neediest Residents

February 3, 2022

Construction Spending Increased In December For The Month And Year, But Nonresidential And Public Construction Lagged Residential Sector

February 1, 2022

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