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Questions? Contact AWCI Director of Communications and Marketing, Amelia Miedema, CAE.
As a valued partner of the ConsensusDocs coalition, the Association of the Wall and Ceiling Industry (AWCI) is excited to bring you an exclusive opportunity this November to enhance your
August 28, 1966-October 2, 2026 The Association of the Wall and Ceiling Industry (AWCI) mourns the passing of Travis Winsor, AWCI past president (2023-2024), chief executive officer of The Raymond
AWCI Chapter, the Texas Lathing and Plastering Contractors Association introduced more than 600 North Texas students to careers in stucco, EIFS, plastering and stone at the Construction Industry Education Foundation’s
As 2026 unfolds, the construction industry is relying on a familiar playbook, leaning heavily on a narrow group of high-stakes sectors like massive data center buildouts and public infrastructure to
As he prepares to hand over the reins of his business to his son, Jerry Reicks Jr. is reflecting on a remarkable career. The veteran contractor has been named the
The future of the wall and ceiling industry relies heavily on cultivating the talent of tomorrow. Recognizing this critical need, the Foundation of the Wall and Ceiling Industry (FWCI) made
New research reveals that easing physical strain on construction sites does more than protect muscles—it frees up cognitive focus to keep workers safer on the job. When we think about
The Dodge Construction Network reported that non-residential construction planning remained virtually flat in August, with the Dodge Momentum Index (DMI) ticking down by a marginal 0.4% to a reading of
The U.S. construction and infrastructure sectors face a severe labor bottleneck. According to Associated Builders and Contractors, the industry needs roughly 350,000 new craft workers in 2026 just to meet
