TGCIC Founding Members

  • COWI North America, Inc

  • Freese and Nichols

  • Manson Construction

  • McCarthy Building Companies

  • Moffatt & Nichol

  • Orion Group

  • The Dutra Group

  • Weeks Marine

Why Join TGCIC?

Advocacy

In the evolving landscape of business and government relations, advocacy rooted in networking has emerged as an indispensable force in shaping the success of companies and industries alike. Far beyond traditional lobbying, today’s advocacy thrives on the quality of connections, credibility, and access a company can cultivate within both public and private spheres. TGCIC embodies this philosophy, offering member companies an unprecedented gateway to exclusive events and intimate dialogues with local, state, and federal agencies, as well as elected officials. By joining TGCIC, forward-thinking organizations unlock strategic advantages that can propel them ahead in an increasingly complex regulatory environment.

Networking

At its core, advocacy is the art of making one’s voice heard in the corridors of power. Yet, the effectiveness of advocacy often hinges less on the message itself and more on the networks through which it travels. Trusted relationships and open channels with policymakers, regulators, and influential stakeholders are the arteries of successful advocacy. This is why networking is not just a social exercise but a strategic imperative for any company seeking to shape policy or navigate regulatory hurdles.

Membership in TGCIC provides companies with ability to build robust networks across the public sector. Through carefully curated events, roundtables, and forums, TGCIC facilitates meaningful interactions with agency leaders and elected representatives. These engagements are not limited to formal meetings; they often include informal discussions and monthly scheduled updates. For companies, such opportunities mean getting ahead of policy shifts, offering input during the formative stages of legislation, and ensuring their interests are represented at the highest levels.

Access

Without TGCIC membership, companies cannot access information from certain governmental agencies on their own. Membership provides exclusive channels for obtaining critical data related to public infrastructure projects, enabling members to stay informed about policy updates, funding opportunities, and regulatory changes. This access is essential for private sector companies to effectively participate in infrastructure development and help shape policy.

One of the most significant benefits of TGCIC membership lies in access to exclusive events not available to the broader public or even to many industry peers. These events are designed to create high-impact opportunities for knowledge exchange, advocacy, and relationship-building. Whether it's a closed-door policy forum with state regulators or a private luncheon featuring congressional leaders, the chance to participate in these gatherings provide critical insights are shared in these intimate settings, insights that can inform business strategy, compliance efforts, and innovation.