TBS Services, Inc., a certified Small Business Enterprise, specializes in building enclosure design and rehabilitation, delivering practical solutions backed by more than 30 years of technical expertise.

Early-bird pricing is now available for the 2026 Construction Technology Expo — register by April 6 (exhibitors) or April 27 (attendees) to secure discounted rates before prices increase.

GBCA joined more than 175 companies at Williamson College of the Trades’ Spring Career Fair to connect with students about union construction careers and opportunities with leading GBCA member firms.

Join the CLC for a Coffee Chat with Matt Pentz, Executive Vice President of Rycon Construction, offering emerging professionals the chance to learn from a seasoned construction leader in a casual, virtual setting. Attendees can ask questions, connect with peers, and gain insight into career paths in the industry.

Join the Local OSHA Office, AGC of America, and GBCA to hear AGC’s Kevin Cannon share the latest federal safety updates and enforcement trends impacting construction.

• Construction Blueprint Reading
• Estimating & Bidding 1 & 2
• Construction Materials and Processes
• Construction Equipment and Methods
• Planning and Scheduling

• OSHA 30 Hour Training Course, March 16 - 19, 7:30am - 4:00pm, Med-Tex Services, Inc.

CPWR is inviting construction professionals to complete a brief, anonymous survey (10 minutes or less) to help guide industry efforts in preventing heat illness and injury.

This GBCA Toolbox Talk discusses ladder duty ratings, which indicates the maximum weight capacity a ladder can safely carry. 

 Open to all AGC members and chapters, the goal of these forums is to provide a safe space where construction industry stakeholders can come together to share success stories, discuss challenges, and seek or share resources and best practices.

EPDACI, the local ACI chapter has been recognized as one of only 13 chapters nationwide to attain the highest level of achievement in chapter activities for 2025 — congratulations on this well-deserved honor.

A new survey finds that 60% of Gen Z plans to pursue skilled trades careers this year, signaling growing interest in construction and other hands-on professions amid concerns about student debt and job stability.