Associated General Contractors of America (AGC)

Arlington, VA 22201

Company Overview
2300 Wilson Blvd.
Suite 400
Arlington, VA 22201
US
Phone:(703) 548-3118
Fax:(703) 548-3119

AGC serves our nation's construction professionals by promoting the skill, integrity and responsibility of those who build America.

Articles & News
It’s a mix of optimism and uncertainty that lead the latest industry outlooks, however, experts suggest that careful planning and strategic decision-making can lead contractors to success in 2025.
State of the Industry: Construction Experts Weigh In on What to Expect in 2025
According to Simonson, although construction activity grew more slowly as the year progressed, contractors continue to cite difficulty in finding qualified workers as their greatest challenge.
AGC Chief Economist on Construction Challenges in 2025
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State of the Industry: Construction in 2024
Ken Simonson
Chief Economist for AGC Discusses the State of the Construction Industry
The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) has reported that it expects a ruling soon on its lawsuit opposing the federal vaccine mandate.
AGC: Federal Contractor Vaccine Mandate Lawsuit Ruling Expected
Products & Press Releases
AGC Association officials note Congress has yet to appropriate the increases in infrastructure funding outlined in the bipartisan infrastructure bill, urge swift action to rebuild aging infrastructure.
Nonresidential, Public Construction Lagged Residential Sector in 2021
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AGC Plumbs the Depth of Construction’s Urgent Inflation and Supply Problems
Construction Employment is Down in Three-fourths of States Since February, After 36 States Add Construction Jobs In October
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Construction Suffers Project Cancellations, Employment Declines as Pandemic Pain Continues
Total nonfarm payroll employment rose by 4.8 million in June, and the unemployment rate declined to 11.1%.
Infrastructure Construction Jobs Decline Even As Construction Adds 158,000 Workers In June
Videos & Resources
July Home-Construction Job Growth Obscures Sinking Nonresidential Construction
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AGC Projections for Infrastructure Funding in 2020 and the Part It Can Play in U.S. Economic Growth
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[Survey] Two-Thirds of AGC Contractors Report Coronavirus Project Delays or Cancellations
[VIDEO] AGC Working to Rebuild Pipeline of Qualified Skilled Laborers
[VIDEO] AGC Working to Rebuild Pipeline of Qualified Skilled Laborers
[VIDEO] AGC Chief Economist Pessimistic About Infrastructure Funding for 2017
[VIDEO] AGC Chief Economist Pessimistic About Infrastructure Funding for 2017
More From Associated General Contractors of America (AGC)
It’s a mix of optimism and uncertainty that lead the latest industry outlooks, however, experts suggest that careful planning and strategic decision-making can lead contractors to success in 2025.
State of the Industry: Construction Experts Weigh In on What to Expect in 2025
According to Simonson, although construction activity grew more slowly as the year progressed, contractors continue to cite difficulty in finding qualified workers as their greatest challenge.
AGC Chief Economist on Construction Challenges in 2025
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State of the Industry: Construction in 2024
Ken Simonson
Chief Economist for AGC Discusses the State of the Construction Industry
The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) has reported that it expects a ruling soon on its lawsuit opposing the federal vaccine mandate.
AGC: Federal Contractor Vaccine Mandate Lawsuit Ruling Expected
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Education and Training Root Causes for Labor Shortage According to 2022 Survey
Associated General Contractors reports the average construction worker hourly wage in May rose faster than it has in 40 years, and employment went up by 36,000 workers.
Construction Hourly Earnings See Fastest Growth in 40 Years
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Construction Job Openings Up 40% for Year, Contractors Turning Down Work
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Survey: Work Zone Crashes Up 4% in 2022
AGC Association officials note Congress has yet to appropriate the increases in infrastructure funding outlined in the bipartisan infrastructure bill, urge swift action to rebuild aging infrastructure.
Nonresidential, Public Construction Lagged Residential Sector in 2021
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Only a Third of States Recovered Construction Jobs Post-pandemic as Some Warn of Legislative Threat
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