AGC NYS

Congratulations to the winners of the 2020 AGC NYS Safety Excellence Awards! https://youtu.be/TfV-Rr-bzfA

AGC NYS President & CEO Mike Elmendorf welcomes participants to the 34th Annual Construction Industry Conference. Learn more and join us here: https://www.agcnys.org///CIC-Schedule-Information-2020.pdf

"Okay, the election is over, now what?": a question for our industry and beyond. Join us as we welcome our Associated General Contractors of America panel on Thursday, Dec. 10 at the 2020 Industry Conference to see what the future might hold for construction. Register today! https://www.agcnys.org/industry-conference/

Have you seen who's coming to our Virtual Industry Conference? Waldo Waldman will speak on how to Lead with Courage, Build Trusting Partnerships, and Reach New Heights in Business. https://youtu.be/8DLxxvjkpss Will we see you there? Register today! https://www.agcnys.org/industry-conference/

Infrastructure is the economic engine that keeps New York safe and New Yorkers working. The cost savings proposed by cutting construction funding is a dangerous suggestion and a potential disaster for the people of New York City and beyond. Keep New York building and keep New York strong. #KeepNYBuilding https://www.agcnys.org///Keep-New-York-Building-Letter.pdf

NYSDOT this evening posted the allocations for the CHIPS, EWR and PAVE-NY Programs. You can access the allocations at this link: https://www.dot.ny.gov/programs/chips/chips-budget The Department indicates that, based on guidance from the Division of the Budget, these allocations may be subject to reductions of up to 20% based on the revenue/budgetary adjustments the Budget Director will make going forward in response to the budgetary and economic impacts of the COVID-19 pand...emic. We are further advised that information on the BRIDGE-NY Program is still being finalized. We appreciate the responsiveness of the Governor’s Office, Division of Budget and Department of Transportation to our urgent call to release these funds. It will allow critical local projects to advanceand New Yorkers to get back to work or avoid layoffs.