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Save Time and Get Paid While Protecting Lien Rights
Protecting lien rights is often an afterthought, an unfortunate reality seeing as how oftentimes it’s too late to seek relief amid payment discrepancies on a ...
Associated General Contractors of America Launches Campaign to Combat High Suicide Rates
The Associated General Contractors of America has launched a new public awareness campaign to help combat high suicide rates and improve mental health within the ...
Construction Contractors Struggle to Find Workers
A new survey released by the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) shows that 91% of construction contractors are having a tough time finding workers, ...
Architectural Glass & Metal Technician Program Certifies 1,000th Glazier
The Architectural Glass & Metal Technician (AGMT) program certified its 1,000th glazier since the program’s start in 2019. The AGMT program is North America’s only ...
Virginia Law Prohibits Pay-if-Paid Clauses in Most Construction Contracts
A bill to shore up payment protections in the construction and glazing industry in Virginia has been signed into law. Senate Bill 550 was signed into law ...

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Lite Notes

By Ellen Rogers
Safe and Sunny in Florida
As I See It by Ellen Rogers

There’s a first time for everything; for me, that was a visit to Florida’s panhandle last week. Florida in January is pretty much always a good idea, especially when it’s cold and snowy at home. My reason for the trip was to get the scoop on all that’s happening within the technical realm of the […]


Insights and Inspirations

by Helen Sanders

The Deployment and Adoption Challenge: Residential Homes

Insights and Inspirations by Helen SandersDeployment and adoption. These are major challenges in getting high-performance envelope solutions into new and existing homes and buildings in the U.S. Deployment is a key focus of the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Building Technologies Office (BTO) programs, driving work at the National Laboratories and their partners. Last week, I was fortunate to be

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