About

The Idaho Associated General Contractors is a full-service, member driven trade association representing the full range of commercial construction in Idaho, spanning to every corner of the state.

Idaho AGC Membership benefits include:

• The state’s only statewide online plan room and network of physical plan rooms
• Innovative and competitively priced health plan
• Affordable retirement alternatives
• Multiple networking events aimed at strengthening relationships within the industry
• Lobbying on the local, state, and federal levels
• Safety and environmental training programs
• Special discounts on multiple services including cell phones, shipping and the purchase of supplies and new vehicles from nationally recognized leaders and a well-developed network of local suppliers

The Idaho AGC is governed by a Board of Directors including a five-member Executive Committee and representatives from General Contractors, Specialty Contractors and Supplier/Associate members. Much of the day-to-day functions of the Idaho AGC are carried out by committees made up of members from all membership classifications including the Highway, Building and Legislative committees.

The Idaho AGC supports an active chapter of the Construction Leadership Council and student chapters at Boise State University and Brigham Young University-Idaho. The Idaho AGC operates the Idaho AGC Education Foundation and Idaho AGC Health Trusts. In addition, it participates in the Northwest AGC Retirement Plan, Idaho Transportation Coalition, Idaho Association of Commerce and Industry, and multiple other coalitions.

Leadership

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Staff

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Committees

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Mission and Purposes

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AGC of America

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The Interchange

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AGC Education Foundation

Discover how the Idaho AGC supports the future of the construction industry in our state.