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Georgia Branch, AGC is a statewide Chapter affiliated with The Associated General Contractors of America, Inc. We are a 501(c)(6) non-profit corporation and professional trade association whose members represent over 620 of the top general contractors, residential/light commercial builders, construction managers, design/builders, municipal-utility, heavy and highway contractors, specialty contractors, service providers, and suppliers comprising the state’s commercial construction industry. Collectively, we bring a strong, influential and single voice to the industry. Since 1928, our greatest source of pride and legacy has been, and remains, serving as an advocate protecting and representing the best interest of our members and industry. We are one of 95 AGC chapters representing over 33,000 members. Members of Georgia Branch, AGC are also members of AGC of America. This affiliation affords local members with an even stronger industry voice and broader access to services, resources and activities available on a national level. Read 2009 Report to Members and see why Georgia contractors choose to be a member! |
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View video on why Georgia contractors are members of Georgia Branch, AGC!
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Updated: June 18, 2009
News Releases
Stay Connected to Georgia Branch, AGC and
our state's commercial construction industry by reading
Georgia Construction Today
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Immigration Compliance Guidelines Affect Contracts with Owners and Subcontractors
Immigration reform continues to be a hotly debated and politically volatile issue for our country. As a statewide association, the Georgia Branch, AGC has been at the forefront of Georgia's immigration reform debate and continues to work closely with AGC of America concerning federal legislation and a recently issued Executive Order on the topic.
While the federal government has again postponed implementation of the E-Verify rule for federal contractors (Contracts and solicitations issued prior to September 8, 2009, will NOT contain the mandate), the Georgia Security and Immigration Compliance Act of 2006 (SB 529) WILL require compliance and participation in the federal E-Verify program for ALL Georgia state and local public government contractors, regardless of their respective employee threshold beginning July 1, 2009..
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Highlights to Changes in LEED Credentialing
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Georgia Branch, AGC Site Safety Van Program Marks Half-Million Milestone
How big is a half million? When it comes to the matter of safety, it's huge! Georgia Branch, AGC Site Safety Van Program reached the half million people trained milestone the week of May 4, 2009. Since 1984, the van has been taking the word on jobsite safety to Georgia construction sites ? but this week the site safety van program delivered that message to its 500,000th person..
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Post Legislative Summary
The 2009 Legislative Session concluded Friday April 3. Georgia Branch, AGC was involved in a number of bills taken up on the final day for consideration. AGC and the construction industry faired well since we did not have any major negative legislation impacting the industry make it to the "finish line." There were however, a number of disappointments for AGC and the rest of the business community..
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Georgia Branch, AGC's workers' compensation program, CompTrust AGC Mutual Captive Insurance Company is administered by Affinity Service Group, a full-service third party administrator. Affinity is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Georgia Branch, AGC and our professional staff is ready to offer your firm a competitive quote. CompTrust AGC MCIC has been serving our state's construction industry since 1982, returning over $25 million in premiums to insured participants.
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