What is a General Contractor?
Are you a contractor whose work is predominately done directly for owners? A general contractor member (GC) is defined as an individual, partnership, corporation, or other business entity that is capable of performing construction work as a contractor with overall responsibility for the satisfactory completion of a project using its own forces to perform or supervise part of the work AND which performs 25% of its total volume of work as a general contractor.
Chapter and AGC of America First Year |
Total Annual Dues |
Construction Volume |
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| $0–1 Million | $1,800 |
| $1–2 Million | $1,855 |
| $2–5 Million | $3,230 |
| $5–15 Million | $4,555 |
| Over $15 Million | $5,245 |
Contractors with multi-state operations or majority ownership in multiple general construction companies within the chapter should call for more information about AGC of America dues policies.
Chapter Investment
Dues are based upon the volume of work performed by the member within chapter territory during the previous calendar year.
AGC of America Investment
Dues for general contractor members in their initial year of membership are $475, regardless of volume of work performed. For subsequent years, AGC of America dues are calculated based on volume of work performed.
AGC of America Dues and Advocacy Surcharge |
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| Under $2 Millon | $475 | $2–5 Million | $625 | $5–10 Million | $1,045 |
| $10–20 Million |
$1,570 | $20–45 Million | $2,925 | Over $45 Million | $4,150 |
The AGC membership year begins July 1 and ends June 30 of the subsequent year. Dues are prorated based on the month of start of membership.
