The Associated General Contractors of Arkansas (AGC Arkansas) has won the AGC of America’s Small Chapter of the Year Award for a third consecutive time, a feat no other state has accomplished.
“Winning AGC’s Small Chapter of the Year Award three years in a row is an extraordinary accomplishment. AGC Arkansas has become a model of excellence for chapters nationwide,” said Jeff Shoaf, CEO, AGC of America. “Their success not only elevates Arkansas but inspires the entire AGC network.”
AGC Arkansas has been in existence as an association for over 91 years.
With over 230 member firms statewide, the association works in workforce development, safety training, political advocacy and community service.
“To win this award once is an honor. To win it three times in a row is simply incredible,” said Brad Spradlin, president of AGC Arkansas.
“This is a testament to the dedication of our members, our board and our staff, all of whom are deeply committed to building a stronger construction industry in Arkansas and beyond. We’re not just celebrating past successes; we’re focused on building a stronger future for the communities we serve,” Spradlin added.