General Contractor Member: Home Chapter
General Contractor Members include General Contractors, Design Builders, Program Managers and Construction Managers. Dues are based on the company’s annual volume from the previous year’s revenue. A home chapter member is a company who either does work only in the DC Metropolitan area or who may have their corporate headquarters located in the DC area. All companies who are considered to be home chapter members pay a portion of their dues to the Associated General Contractors of America. National corporations only pay Home Chapter Dues one time regardless of how many chapters across the country they belong to.
General Contractor Member: Non-Home Chapter
General Contractors, Design Builders and Construction Managers in this category are already AGC members in at least one other chapter and National AGC Home Chapter Dues are collected there. A portion of your DC Chapter dues does not go to the National AGC.
General Contractor Member: Provisional Member
General Contractors, Design Builders and Construction Managers in this category are joining AGC of DC for the first time and are able to receive a reduced dues structure for their first three years as an introduction to AGC. At the end of the 3 Years, Members will place into the appropriate dues category for their previous year’s volume and will become Regular Home Chapter or Non-Home Chapter Members.
Specialty Contractor Members
Specialty Contractors are those companies who are subcontractors in the industry. These members pay a fixed annual rate for membership.
Associate Members
Associate Members are those companies who support the construction industry and include service providers, vendors, engineers, architects, and others. These members pay a fixed annual rate for membership.
Affiliate Members
Affiliate Memberships are courtesy memberships to other industry non-profit organizations or owner groups who wish to retain membership to receive valuable information and attend meetings at the member rate.
View the 2010 Dues Schedule Here