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In this episode of Constructing Connections, Rich Barcaskey interviews Alex Etchen, Vice President of Government Relations for the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) to discuss the impact of recent executive orders and legislation on the construction industry.
Key topics include:
- Challenges of navigating executive orders
- Significance of the "One Big, Beautiful Bill"
- Critical needs for the upcoming federal highway reauthorization
The conversation emphasizes the importance of advocacy and communication between contractors and their congressional representatives.
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