Day: March 9, 2010

Legislation that might be headed for passage would shorten turnaround times for permits and expedite the approval process for major developments. Although passed from committee

AGC-opposed legislation requires general and subcontractors on non-transportation related public works projects over $1 million to submit to the state information regarding any off-site prefabricated

Oil and gas construction will be steady while military utility and hospital construction will see big increases this year according to this report from the

The RSMeans Construction Cost Index had a negligible -0.5% year-over-year change Reed Construction Datas materials price tracking service reported. Meanwhile wallboard prices are about to

For the second year AGC and Build Washington Awards sponsor Moss Adams LLP present the Service to the Community Award. This award recognizes the generous

Since new certification rules took effect at the beginning of the year the media has covered the topic of crane safety sometimes painting a picture

AGC members have again reported receiving unwanted solicitation faxes from the “National Association of General Contractors and Subcontractors Inc.” (NAGC). This time with a newly

Using real-world examples two leading construction attorneys will discuss many of the differences between ConsensusDocs and AIA standard form construction contract documents. For more information

The Business Examiner’s Top Places to Work program recognizes outstanding company cultures in the South Sound. John Korsmo Construction has been named as a finalist

Winning in a Tight Economic Market: Learning Your Way to Success explores ways a construction business can become a learning organization that redefines the concept