AGC WORKS: Cybersecurity Zoom session this Thursday | Labor-negotiation update | $6.3B capital-budget preview

How to prepare for cybersecurity risk

THIS THURSDAY, 8:00 AM
As our world continues to open up the importance of cybersecurity remains high, especially for contractors. With additional requirements now in place for those working with the Department of Defense, it’s even more important for organizations to review their current cybersecurity frameworks and identify what areas may need additional support.
Join cybersecurity expert Troy Hawes of Moss Adams
to learn more about the cybersecurity factors impacting contracting companies, including

DoD government contractors' cybersecurity requirements
Cyberliability and risk management
Cyberthreats in the WFH environment and infrastructure in place to prevent breaches

Hawes has been providing IT consulting services since 2001. Troy serves clients in a variety of industries including communications and media, utilities and critical infrastructure, health care, and higher education. He is adept at working with the specialty IT compliance and security needs of SEC registrants, private businesses, government, and tribal entities. Join us via Zoom. Register today...

Labor-negotiation update
AGC of Washington is currently involved in negotiating new contracts with the labor unions below. This is the latest information as of 8:00 a.m. today.
Cement Masons: Tentative agreement for a three-year period; currently out for ratification.
Laborers: Tentative agreement for a three-year period: currently out for ratification.
Carpenters: Extension agreement until June 30, 2021.
Operating Engineers Locals 302 & 612: Extension agreement until June 15, 2021.
Teamsters: Still in negotiations with no extension date.
Get the latest information as it becomes available on our Labor Relations web page.

Summer golf events get into full swing

Get the latest info and registration for all these events on the AGCW Events page.

Our 2021 golf events get underway this week, starting this Thursday with the Construction Leadership Council's driving-range social at Interbay Golf Center, just north of the UW in Seattle, starting at 4:00 p.m.

The AGC Safety Team golf tourney is next up -- but sold out, folks! -- on June 25 at High Cedars golf course in Orting.

The Central District golf tournament is next up on July 9, brought to you by Propel Insurance, at Apple Tree Resort in Yakima.

On July 30, it's the Ashbaugh Beal/AGC Southern District “Fast Eddie" Zawislak Memorial Golf & Field Day, coming once again to Gold Mountain golf course in Bremerton.

The Northern District's 2021 AGC/AIA Scholarship Golf Tournament will be held on Aug. 27 at Avalon Golf Links in Burlington.

Finally, our 2021 golf events culminate with the Oles Morrison/AGCW Seattle District Golf Tournament at Bear Creek Country Club in Woodinville on August 30.

Again, get the latest info and registration for all these events on the AGCW Events page.

The AGC Education Foundation continues to offer virtual continuing-education classes in a live, interactive, remote environment. We are working closely with instructors to maintain high-quality training programs and are finding great success in the virtual environment.

Online classes start June 28.
Visit our website for a complete list.

Remote CESCL: Stormwater BMPs
for Construction Recertification
June 21 (8:00 am – 5:00 pm)
Remote Class

Remote CESCL: Stormwater BMPs for Construction
June 28 – 29 (8:00 am – 5:00 pm)
Remote Class

24-Hour Fall-Protection Competent Person
June 29 – July 1 (7:30 am – 4:30 pm)
Seattle

Visit the AGC Education Foundation website
for the latest information on all upcoming classes.

New I-5 exit in Lakewood opens this month
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CBC's Resource Center hits halfway mark
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New Mission building
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Summer paving work coming to Lacey
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Work starts to ease I-5 bottleneck in Seattle
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Mukilteo fishing pier now open
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Reversible transit link one step closer
(Walsh Construction)

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