Access to information is a competitive advantage. To help our members stay up-to-date with regard to current projects, longer term opportunities and market forecasts, AGC gathered the following information and links.

Do you have suggestions for additional links or other improvements to this list? Contact Jerry VanderWood, 206-284-0061.

Future Projects
The information below is intended to help members easily and quickly find information on the longer-term construction plans of government agencies. The links go directly to the construction information so AGC members don’t have to waste time searching through dense websites. Not all agencies post this sort of information, but this is what we’ve found so far. If you know of other links, or if any of these links no longer work, please contact Jerry VanderWood at 206-284-0061.

City of BellevueMobility and Infrastructure plans.

City of Federal WayCurrent and upcoming project list.
City of SeattleSDOT upcoming projects (this is a pdf current as of March 2010).
City of TacomaCurrent and upcoming project list.
Corps of Engineers – This powerpoint presentation by the Corps, delivered at an AGC event in Feb. 2010, includes info on upcoming military projects as well as info on doing business with the Corps.
Department of General AdministrationCurrent and upcoming project list. See also current advertised projects.
Department of TransportationCurrent and upcoming project list.
Engineering and Architectural Services Construction and Public Works - Upcoming Projects
Port of SeattleCurrent and upcoming project list.
Schools – The Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) maintains a list of projects by county, school district and school that are receiving state matching funds.
Sound TransitCurrent and upcoming project list. See also Sound Transit’s e-Bid System.
Transportation Improvement Board – Search the TIB’s online database for current and future projects.
University of WashingtonCurrent and upcoming project list.
Washington State UniversityCurrent and upcoming project list.
Western Washington UniversityCurrent and upcoming project list.
Miscellaneous Project List - view projects.
Current Projects
These firms provide access to hundreds of Bid and Sub-bid opportunities throughout the region.
The Blue Book Building and Construction Network – This AGC member provides the most complete, single source guide for buyers like General Contractors, Builders, Developers and Owners to find Contractors, Suppliers, Manufacturers and General Services to compete in today's competitive marketplace for Commercial, Institutional, Industrial & Government Contracts. We do this through our national network of Contractors on line, in print and through our electronic Bid Network.
Builders Exchange – The Pacific Northwest's premier full-service plan center and on-line plan center. This AGC member has been serving the construction industry since 1986, it is the "go-to source" for both public and private project opportunities. Quality provider of bid document distribution services, construction administration services, and project archiving services.
McGraw Hill Construction Dodge – McGraw-Hill Construction connects people, projects and products across the design and construction industry worldwide. Research, analysis, project news, databases, digital and print media are available from a single source.McGraw-Hill Construction is an AGC member.
Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce – DJC posts scores of Requests for Bids and Sub-bids in both its print and online versions, updated daily. Plus, DJC offers an on-line plan center with a variety of membership options. Seattle DJC is an AGC member.
FedBizOps.Gov – The single point-of-entry for federal government procurement opportunities over $25,000. It can be a complex system to wade through, so here’s a suggested way to start: On the homepage, on the left in the Buyers/Engineers box, click “View Opportunities”. Once on that page, enter “Washington” (or another state) in the “Place of Performance, State” box. Then click “Search” for a list of construction opportunities – from Forest Service Roads to Federal Buildings to Military Facilities – in that state.
Economic News and Forecasts
AGC of America Construction Economics – AGC of America produces a variety of materials and resources for tracking construction economic information.
AIA Consensus Forecast – Twice a year, AIA assembles a panel to provide a consensus forecast of nonresidential construction activity over the upcoming six months
Architecture Billings Index (ABI) – Produced monthly by AIA, the ABI serves as a leading economic indicator that leads nonresidential construction activity by approximately 9-12 months. Look for “Current Issue” for the most recent report
McGraw-Hill Construction 2010 Outlook for Construction Activity – Powerpoint presentation; see slide number 21 for a recap of the 2010 estimate by construction industry sector for Washington State.
Do you know of other sources of economic information we should link here? Any other suggestions for this list? Contact Jerry VanderWood at 206-284-0061.
  

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