The session will provide members with the latest updates on state and federal policies directly impacting the sheet metal contracting industry. In addition, an update on SMACPAC and how members can promote SMACNA politically will be given.
An important and highly informative Government Affairs program will be featured at this year’s SMACNA Convention, providing members with the latest updates on state and federal policies directly impacting the sheet metal contracting industry.
In addition, an update on SMACPAC will be provided, including how members and chapters can become more involved in supporting SMACNA’s political advocacy efforts.
She will also share strategies for SMACNA chapters to strengthen their advocacy presence in state capitals.
Tariffs and supply chain challenges facing the sheet metal industry
Workforce and apprenticeship programs are critical to contractor success
Clean indoor air quality is a leading state and federal policy issue
Energy efficiency and climate-related building policies are shaping projects
Prevailing wage laws and enforcement at the state and federal levels
Shutdown and federal workforce reduction threats: implications for contractors
How SMACNA members can effectively advocate at the state and federal levels
This program is designed to give SMACNA members practical insights into the policy issues most affecting sheet metal contractors today. With clean indoor air quality at the forefront, alongside labor, tariff, and regulatory developments, members will gain the tools they need to prepare for challenges, influence outcomes, and safeguard their businesses.
Be sure to add this critical informational session to your Convention schedule.
Oct 9, 2025 — State Legislative
Oct 9, 2025 - The session will provide members with the latest updates on state and federal policies directly impacting the sheet metal contracting industry. In addition, an update on SMACPAC and how members can promote SMACNA politically will be given.
Oct 9, 2025 - The 2025 government shutdown and tariff environment are creating ripple effects across the sheet metal industry where SMACNA members live and work. While these challenges are national in scope, their effects play out differently across the states.
Dec 20, 2024 - A government shutdown may occur on or around December 20, 2024, and there may well be significant implications for public and private contracting businesses and the construction industry.