For more than two years the U.S. construction industry has been buffeted by unprecedented increases in materials costs, supply-chain bottlenecks, and a tight labor market. To help project owners, government officials, and the public understand how these conditions are affecting contractors and their workers, the Nevada Contractors Association (NCA) will provide up-to-date information and resources found below. 

Construction Data

07.25.22  Construction Inflation Alert- July 2022
07.22.22  Data Digest- AGC posts new Inflation Alert; June employment tops February 2020 level in 31 states- (free to AGC
                   Members)
07.18.22  Data Digest- Input costs rise faster than bid-price index in June; starts surge, ConstructConnect reports- (free to AGC
                   Members)
07.14.22  Percentage Change in Producer Price Indexes (PPIs) and Employment Cost Indexes (ECIs) for Construction, 2017-2022
07.11.22  Data Digest- Construction employment climbs in June; job openings set record high for month in May- (free to AGC
                   Members)
05.12.22  Percentage Change in Producer Price Indexes (PPIs) and Employment Cost Indexes (ECIs) for Construction, 2017-2022
04.01.22  Construction Inflation Alert- April

Fact Sheets/Other Resources

07.01.22  Construction Outlook Data Sheet
05.01.22  Costs vs. bid prices for new nonresidential construction- PDF Slide
05.01.22  ConsensusDocs Price Escalation Resource Center
04.01.22  AGC of America ConstructorCast - Material Price Escalation, Delays, and COVID-19
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News Releases

07.22.22  Construction Employment In June Continues To Lag Pre-Pandemic Level In 18 States As Lack Of Qualified Workers Holds
                   Down Hiring
07.14.22  Construction Input Costs Jump 1.1 Percent From May To June, Adding To Pressure On Contractors Despite Recent Decline
                   In Some Materials Prices
07.08.22  Construction Employment Climbs By 13,000 In June But Plunge In Jobseekers Leaves Industry With Record Number Of
                   Unfilled Positions At End Of May
​07.01.22  Construction Spending Dips In May As New Residential Activity Stalls, While Nonresidential Projects Decline For Third
                   Consecutive Month
06.29.22  Two-thirds Of Metro Areas Add Construction Jobs From May 2021 To May 2022 But Lack Of Workers Holds Back
                   Employment In Some Areas
06.17.22  Forty-Three States & D.C. Add Construction Jobs During the Past Year, But Only 22 States Added Construction Jobs
                   Between April & May Amid Labor and Supply Shortages

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