Sunroc Corp & DePatco Now Operating as Suncore Construction & Materials, Inc.

Sunroc Corporation and Depatco, Inc., now operating as Suncore Construction & Materials, Inc.

Unified under a single identity, Suncore operations will continue throughout Idaho and the Intermountain West, reaching new markets.

BOISE, Idaho (July 30, 2025) - Sunroc Corporation and its Eastern Idaho division, Depatco, Inc. announced today the entire company will now operate as Suncore Construction & Materials, Inc. With a new name and new look, Suncore remains an industry partner and supplier of high-quality construction materials and services. Suncore’s announcement marks a new chapter built on an 80-year legacy and eliminates current legal barriers that prevent the Sunroc name from being used everywhere it operates.

Key Tax Provisions Under Reconciliation – What You Need to Know

Members, 

We wanted to update you on the latest developments in the ongoing reconciliation negotiations in Congress, particularly the proposed changes to federal tax policy that will have implications for the construction industry and our broader business community.

Below is a summary of major tax provisions currently under consideration, comparing existing law to proposals in the House-passed Build Back Better Act (OBBBA) and the Senate's latest draft:

IBR Top Projects Awards Submissions Are OPEN & Due By July 18th!

Idaho Business Review’s Top Projects 2025 honors the top construction projects in Idaho, completed between June 1, 2024, and May 31, 2025. The program tells the stories and shows the impact of top projects from around Idaho.

This premier awards program offers exclusive opportunities to promote your firm or product to the region’s best construction, engineering, and architectural firms.

Completed submissions are accepted year-round but will be due for judging on July 18, 2025.

Awards go to the top three projects, as determined by an independent jury of industry leaders in design, engineering and construction, in the following five categories:

Idaho AGC Welcomes Will Smith as Deputy Director of Government Relations

Monday, June 23, 2025

Boise, Idaho — The Idaho Associated General Contractors (AGC), Idaho’s most influential voice for the commercial construction industry, proudly announces the addition of Will Smith as its new Deputy Director of Government Relations.

A native of Idaho and a graduate of Boise State University, Smith brings with him years of hands-on lobbying experience from two of Idaho’s top-tier contract government relations firms. His expertise in statehouse advocacy and construction policy has earned him a reputation as a trusted voice and tireless advocate for industry stakeholders.

Words With Wayne: 06-06-2025

Happy June! Wayne's kicking off the warm season out on the golf course as he looks forward to all of the fun events we have coming up in these next few weeks! Golf tournaments, clay shoots, and networking - OH MY! And meet our Milwaukee Member of the Month for June! You won't want to miss this one!

What Is the Idaho Qualified Person (IQP) Course? The Training You Need for Stormwater Compliance

If you're involved in construction in Idaho, chances are you’ve heard about the Idaho Construction General Permit (CGP). This essential permit is required for any construction activity that disturbs more than one acre of land and results in the discharge of stormwater. But did you know that in order to stay compliant with the CGP, you need someone on-site who qualifies as a “Qualified Person”?

That’s where the Idaho Qualified Person (IQP) Course comes in.

Subscribe to