Augusta, Maine- The two leading construction associations in Maine have launched a public campaign against a project labor agreement on a natural gas pipeline project being developed by Summit Natural Gas, a subsidiary of Summit Utilities out of Colorado. The Associated Builders and Contractors of Maine and Associated General Contractors of Maine are opposing the [...]
First Woman to Lead the Association January 23, 2012 South Portland, Maine – Beth Sturtevant received a very warm welcome as she was elected 2013 President on a very chilly day in Maine Wednesday January 23rd. Over 230 members of the Associated General Contractors of Maine (AGC Maine) gathered at the DoubleTree Hotel in South [...]
AGC Maine Education Foundation Honors Students in Bangor Photo Above: UMaine Provost Susan Hunter Addresses AGC Maine at the Scholarship Event in Bangor. Wednesday, September 12, 2012, Bangor, Maine-In 1989 construction industry leaders realized the next generation of constructors were leaving the state or choosing another profession. The members of AGC Maine formed the Education [...]
Association Lawyer Details How State Agreed to a Four-Year Delay and Dramatic Cut in Rule’s Annual Requirements After AGC Discovered Significant Flaws in Initial Version of Rule A series of changes California officials made to their off-road diesel emissions rule, after the Associated General Contractors of America discovered significant errors in the measure, will save [...]
Matthew Marks Appointed Chapter CEO August 21, 2012, Augusta, Maine-Maine’s largest construction trade association named Matthew Marks to lead the organization. President Dave Nazaroff announced the selection to members who were gathered at the annual summer outing. “AGC Maine formed in 1951, has a long history of leaders to manage the organization. Matt is a [...]