During its 75th anniversary year, Associated Builders and Contractors pauses to reflect on a moment in time that cemented ABC’s mission and transformed the U.S. construction industry.
Fair and Open Competition Makes a Comeback
Merit-based competition for most large-scale federal construction projects is back following a favorable legal decision and a new administration, but there is more work to be done.
Nailing It Down: Analyzing Trump’s Policy Priorities
With Republicans in control of the U.S. House of Representatives, U.S. Senate and the White House following the 2024 election, a few key policy priorities will dominate the first 100 days of the Trump administration—and perhaps the entire 119th Congress.
Just Say No to PRO
There’s no such thing as “PRO Act light.” Those rumored to be drafting it need to be reminded that its provisions are harmful to both American workers and the American economy.
Judgement Pending: ABC Awaits Results of Five Legal Challenges
Five legal challenges filed by Associated Builders and Contractors await determinations, while federal courts have already vacated two rulemakings with significant impact on the construction industry.
ABC Turns 75!
On the eve of Associated Builders and Contractors’ 75th anniversary, we take a pause to reflect and look forward.
Continuing Resolutely Into the Lame Duck
This election day, the American people will determine the partisan control of the narrowly divided U.S. House of Representatives, Senate and White House—and in doing so, shape the legislative and regulatory priorities of the next two to four years.
Heads or Tails: Election Results Aside, Top Issues for Contractors
A new presidential administration is taking shape. Here’s what contractors should be paying closest attention to, regardless of which way the pendulum swings.







