The Associated General Contractors of Central Ohio originated in 1937 and was incorporated under its present name in 1976

OF INTEREST

Recent AGC Amicus Briefs
Central Ohio AGC recently filed friend-of-the-court (amicus) briefs in the following cases involving the Franklin County's stadium project:
The Painting Co. case
The TP Mechanical case

Hard Hat Newsletter

Columbus BDS New Permit Process & Fees

Online Virtual University AGC SERVICE!
Courses available include OSHA 30-hr & 10-hr passport training, plus other construction-specific safety training, and some HR courses. More classes coming soon! Courses provided by 360 Training.

Business Resources (products and membership benefit programs)
NEW LABOR LAW POSTERS AVAILABLE!

Construction Safety Handbook
Proceeds from Central Ohio AGC sales benefit the Central Ohio AGC Scholarship Fund.

Order form is on the Business Resources page.

The Associated General Contractors of Central Ohio originated in 1937 and was incorporated under its present name in 1976. Central Ohio AGC is one of only two "pure" AGC offices in the state in that it exclusively represents AGC members. The division’s primary objectives are to promote high standards of contractor practices and conduct, foster cooperative relations and continue to support quality construction in the Central Ohio area.

Central Ohio AGC services commercial contractors, specialty contractors and suppliers within a fourteen county area throughout Central Ohio. Since Central Ohio AGC maintains close ties with the state (AGC of Ohio) and national (AGC of America) offices, the division offers complete representation and service for its members at the local, state and national levels.

Always supportive and protective of contractors’ rights, Central Ohio AGC has engaged in many battles to preserve these rights. The chapter filed a complaint against the City of Columbus Building Regulation Department that resulted in improvements in the overall plan approval process and fewer permit and inspection delays. AGC has successfully lobbied against owners’ no damage for delay clauses and has often confronted bidding irregularities with various public owners, including city, county and school officials.

In essence, this is what the Central Ohio AGC association is about — contractors of skill, responsibility and integrity upholding ethical practices in the construction industry.