Hispanic Construction Council
They built the skyline.
Now build the future together.
Data & Research
The only independent dataset on Hispanic construction at national scale.
Published Reports
Cited in 3 congressional hearings
Consulting Services
Risk assessments, RFP guidance, and custom market studies built on the only national Hispanic construction dataset.
Years Combined Experience
Across construction, finance, and government
Technology Solutions
Purpose-built tools for Hispanic contractors: prevailing wage calculators, a hiring platform, project bidding, and back-office AI agents. Powered by AVERO.
B2B Directory
Search nearly 4 million construction businesses by trade, state, and specialty. Get verified and get found by GCs, developers, and government agencies.
Businesses Listed
The largest construction directory in America
We Don't Just Track
the Industry.
We Fight for It.
The Hispanic Construction Council exists because the people building this country still face barriers to ownership, capital, and prime contracts. We produce the research that proves it, advocate for the policy that changes it, and show up where decisions are made.
The most comprehensive dataset on Hispanic construction in America.
247 surveys · 18 executive interviews · 6 focus groups · 32 states
Workers in the Data
35.2% of the workforce
Hispanic-Owned Firms
Up 89% since 2017
Aggregate Wage Gap
The cost of inequity
Source: HCC Primary Research, 2025
Powerful Tools,
Built with AVERO
We partnered with AVERO to develop software solutions built specifically for construction.
Prevailing Wage Calculator
Instantly calculate compliant prevailing wage rates for any trade and jurisdiction. Built for government contract work.
HireME
Post jobs and find skilled construction talent directly. Reach workers who are ready to build.
BidNow
Streamline your bid process with tools designed for the construction industry. Faster submissions, better margins.
OfficeAssist
Back-office automation for construction firms. Manage documents, compliance, and operations in one place.
Outlets Worldwide
Immigration Policy · 2025
The New York Times
“A lot will say they stand with us, but are waiting for the president to give them some sort of direction. The moment he can say something positive, we have to jump on it.”
— George Carrillo, CEO · Hispanic Construction Council
Read article ↗Workforce & Policy · 2025
Wall Street Journal
“DEI programs should be reformed rather than eliminated, suggesting they should not supersede merit-based decisions.”
Labor · 2025
500,000
open positions in U.S. construction
Tariffs & Trade · 2025
“Construction companies have been hoarding materials in anticipation of Trump’s actions.”
HR Dive · Labor & Enforcement · 2025
ICE raids on building sites stoke fear, uncertainty
“These raids have far-reaching implications for the construction industry. They disrupt projects, create uncertainty for businesses and foster fear among workers who simply want to do their jobs and support their families.”
