Day: February 23, 2010

AGC’s Southern District Office will soon be relocating to its new space in Fife Washington. AGC members are invited to bid on the improvements to

Some good news from Olympia: The bill to expand unemployment insurance benefits – and therefore taxes – appears dead. The measure would have expanded benefits

The off-site prefabrication legislation strongly opposed by AGC has been amended and generally made simpler but is still is unworkable. The original version of HB

Yesterday the Senate Transportation Committee announced its 2010 Transportation Supplemental Budget. The steady-as-she-goes $8.6 billion budget preserves the capital construction project schedule as adopted during

Urge your state Representatives to support ESSB 6392 the SR 520 corridor legislation as it passed the Senate. Legislation approved in 2007 limited the use

Last week Gov. Gregoire unveiled her plan to restore certain state expenditures and raise the revenue to pay for them. This spending plan would leave

Legislation to update many aspects of Architecture licensing law includes a provision expanding requirements to use architects for projects from the current language of “4000

Friday March 12 – Everett Comcast Arena – 7 p.m. – $15 per person includes game ticket and after-game food at the Tailgater. Hurry and

Scott Fisher has been elected to Parker Smith & Feek’s Board of Directors. Fisher is a Principal of the firm and heads its Construction Practice