Articles Tagged with ''AGC''

Openings were down or stagnant in nearly half of all metro areas.

Uncertainty remains as tariffs on most countries announced last week have been paused for 90 days.

Residential and non-residential spending both increased, but concerns regarding interest rates and tariff implications persist.

Non-residential spending rose slightly, but experts predict overall spending to continue to decline.

Members of the Associated General Contractors of America’s Utah chapter marked what they say was a successful 2024.

Some of the market conditions that have troubled contractors over the past few years seem to be resolving, but new problems could arise.

But some industry groups favor Trump, believing he would be more sympathetic to business concerns. 

Some contractors have been turning to new strategies to find workers amid a labor shortage.

Provisions of the rule finalized last year can extend prevailing wage requirements to truck drivers and material supplier employees in some cases.

The guide is intended to help contractors navigate the landscape of greater accountability regarding embodied carbon in construction.