Knowing that the nation’s veterans can serve as a good pool of potential construction craftworkers, but also understanding that making the connections with the nation’s veterans as they leave service
Rob Bogatay has been a long-time member of AGC, and has been a supporter of chapter efforts in the Klamath area for many years. He was active in the Klamath
Members of the Portland Harbor Partnership (PHP) joined us at our May Board of Directors meeting to share with the group PHP’s plans for the Portland Harbor Superfund Site. The
Jack Markgraf, former chair of the Klamath Area Council, recently retired. At the May Board of Directors Meeting, Jack was recognized by Chapter President Jim McKune for his long-time service
Trends for 2012 Top trends for 2012 are all centered on new technology and creative solutions to economic issues: Tight lending practices, lack of credit and dried up public funding
BIM is coming to AGC University in Wilsonville. Building Information Modeling (BIM) is changing the way projects are constructed. This emerging practice requires new mindsets and technological know-how in order
The United States Department of Transportation’s Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) has proposed a new rule that will directly affect utility and excavation contractors. The proposed rule would
Dozer Day: Where Kids Drive May 19–20 11 am–4 pm Cemex-Fisher Quarry, west side of 192nd Ave and Brady Road where Vancouver and Camas connect We’re proud to be a
How Secure is Your Managed Service Provider? When it comes to security, not all Managed Service Providers (MSP’s) are created alike. The complexities of today’s cybersecurity threat landscape have changed
We are pleased to feature longtime AGC-OR member, Angela M. Otto, who served as Counsel to the Board from 2015–2020. Angie is a Partner with the law firm of Ball
