Intermountain Contractor's
Best of 2006 Projects Greatness within the design and construction industry is defined by lasting, state-of-the-art, life-changing projects. These projects are well-built, smartly designed, and often have dramatic impacts on the lifestyles of entire communities.
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Intermountain Contractor's
Best of 2006 Awards
Best of 2006 Jury This year's jury consisted of professionals from various firms and associations within the A/E/C industry.
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Idaho AGC Stays Strong As construction in the Gem State continues to remain brisk, the Idaho Associated General Contractors (AGC) gathered for its annual convention Nov. 30-Dec. 1 at Boise Centre on the Grove in downtown Boise to discuss the state of the industry, as well as the prospects of another busy season.
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Safety Matters In the early 1990s Bob Kohnke was on a mission. As director of safety for the Idaho Associated General Contractors (AGC), Kohnke worked very hard to establish a relationship with the Occupational Safety and Health Agency (OSHA) in Idaho. The result of that effort was a document that would later become the blueprint for many safety-related partnerships between OSHA and other AGC chapters throughout the U.S.
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Keeping Compliance - Contractors Registration It’s been almost a year since a bill was passed that makes it mandatory for contractors that bill more than $2,000 annually to register their business with the state of Idaho, and so far, the results have been positive.
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Letter From The Editor - Good Times Now, Good Times Ahead Can it get any better than this? Professionals across the A/E/C industry in the Intermountain region must be astounded to think that another year has nearly come and gone. Time flies when you're up to your eyes in work, and by all accounts, 2006 has been a profitable one for most businesses in the design and construction markets.
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