AGC of America’s seasoned Construction Safety Excellence Award (CSEA) volunteers are knowledgeable about the CSEA process, from completing and submitting the application to the final judging component and the awards
AGC would not be able to have the successful events and meetings without our generous partners! As a benefit of our yearly Partner Program, we spotlight some of our member
An amendment to the scope of the Residential Water Heater Installer (WHI) license will allow greater flexibility and more types of water heaters to be installed in Oregon. Starting October
Construction companies in Oregon, both big and small, have taken the path of least resistance when it comes to their cybersecurity maturity and they are paying for it. The primary
Maintaining cash flow remains vital to staying resilient. Luckily, with the right guidance, your business can put tax tools to work that can generate a one-time or recurring cash flow
With only 11 days left until Election Day, AGC of America wants to make sure you’re prepared to vote if you haven’t already cast your 2020 ballot. Visit the AGC
by Frosti Adams As the embers have cooled and the winds have died down, the magnitude of the Santiam Canyon fires continues to hit home. If you have driven through
Contractors and owners operating across the US should anticipate an elevated risk of social unrest, civil disturbance, and political violence before, during, and after the presidential election. The following was
The Associated General Contractors of America’s chief executive officer, Stephen E. Sandherr, issued the following statement in reaction to the election of Joseph Biden to serve as the next president
The traveling public and commercial freight haulers are reminded that restrictions apply to some Oregon highway sections where wildfire recovery efforts are continuing. Impacted highways with active work zones are
