Canstruction Portland 2019 Can-Opener
This is the 23rd annual Canstruction Design, Build, Feed Competition. The event will be held in September 2019 to coincide with Oregon Food Bank’s Hunger Awareness Month. Canstruction is well
Category: Industry News
DJC Op-Ed: Plundering SAIF Corp. Would Leave Workers at Great Risk
By: Mike Salsgiver Executive Director, AGC Oregon-Columbia Chapter This article was published by the DJC on April 16 in Buildings Bridges and Roads, and can be viewed here (subscription required).
Oregon Tech Civil Engineering Students Advance to National Steel Bridge Competition
Twenty-five students in the Oregon Institute of Technology, “Oregon Tech,” civil engineering program traveled to Saint Martin’s University in Washington to participate in the 2019 Pacific Northwest American Society of
Kenton Women’s Village Pod Build Challenge: A Collaborative Community Effort
The AGC Construction Leadership Council, in partnership with the Northwest College of Construction and the AGC Oregon-Columbia Chapter Foundation, recently participated in the Kenton Women’s Village Pod Build Challenge. This
Is Your Compensation Competitive?
2019 Northwest Construction Industry Salary Survey We’re gathering data from construction companies across the Northwest—and we need your insight. Our annual Northwest Construction Industry Salary Survey tracks employee compensation trends
Striping Season is Just Around the Corner
“It’s wet paint, and it can most definitely color your vehicle.” That’s what striping crew members hope drivers will remember as the season for putting stripes down on roads all
ODOT Opportunities for Business Development
If you are a certified DBE or ESB business owner, read on! Are you interested in taking classes related to Accessing Capital or learning other small business practices to develop
Pence Construction Diversity in Leadership Scholarship Fund
Purpose: To support underrepresented students of color in pursuing a degree in Construction Engineering Management. “People of color are under-represented in the commercial construction industry here in Oregon. We believe
Oregonians for Equality Luncheon Honors Val Solorzano, C.O.A.T. Flagging
Basic Rights Oregon is committed to helping community leaders create safe, affirming workplaces throughout Oregon. They support people, families, and the next generation with advocacy, policy, and best practices to
AGC Partner: Stoel Rives
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