Inland Northwest
AGC
2010
Golf Tournament
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The Inland Northwest
AGC's Annual Summer Golf Tournament is our biggest event of the
year! With over 275 players, 50 sponsors and dozens of
contests, it's a great way for members to get involved with the AGC.
Networking opportunities don't get any better than this!
Whether you bring a group of clients to play in the tournament, host
an activity on the course or simply take advantage of one of the many
sponsorship opportunities, the AGC tournament offers everyone a way
to gain exposure and promote their business.
Liberty
Lake Golf Course is Full! All registrations received after 2pm
on Thursday, July 15th will be assigned to MeadowWood Golf Course.
Tournamnet
Details:
Date: August 6, 2010
Time: 7:30 a.m. shotgun
start
Location: Liberty Lake & MeadowWood Golf Courses
Cost: $100/player
Register
online today.
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Project Photos Needed
- Showcase Your Current Projects in the Inland Northwest CONTRACTOR
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Then
Inland Northwest AGC is currently accepting photos of projects you
currently have under construction to use in our next edition of the
Inland Northwest CONTRACTOR Magazine. One photo will be chosen by the
editorial staff to use on the cover and all other submittals will be
used in the feature article (space permitting).
Please
submit photos to Cheryl Stewart at cstewart@nwagc.org.
Photos must be of projects currently under construction or completed within
the last 60 days. You may also include photos of your crews working
on a current project. Limit one photo per project, no more than 5
photos per company. Please include the name of the project, location,
contract value and brief description (50 words or less). Photos must
be high resolution (at least 600dpi) and be received no later than
Wednesday, August 11.
Please contact Cheryl with any questions. We look
forward to seeing your current projects.
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Recovery Act-style
Reporting Requirements Instituted for All Contracts
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An interim rule was
issued that brings many of the reporting requirements first made
public in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to the broader
scope of federal contracting. The rule calls for reporting executive
compensation and first-tier subcontract awards if the prime
contractor and its subcontractors meet certain thresholds.
Under this rule, a prime contractor is required to report for
disclosure on www.usaspending.gov the names and
compensation of their five most highly compensated officers if in the
preceding year the contractor received $25 million or more in revenues
from federal contracts and subcontracts and 80 percent or more of its
annual gross revenues from federal contracts and it does not already
file this information with the SEC. All three must be satisfied to
trigger the compensation reporting. The prime contractor is also
required to collect and report this compensation information for its
first-tier subcontractors if the subcontractor meets the three
triggers and the subcontract is for $25 thousand or more.
Read
More Here
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