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Industry Links (alphabetical)
The Architectural Institute of British Columbia is a self-governing body dedicated to excellence in the profession of architecture for the benefit of its membership, the environment and society. Association of Professional Engineers & Geoscientists of BC The APEGBC is the provincial organization responsible for licensing Professional Engineers and Professional Geoscientists in the province of British Columbia, Canada. Only individuals licensed by APEGBC are permitted by law to carry out and take responsibility for professional engineering and geoscience projects in BC. British Columbia Construction Association The mission of the BCCA is to provide leadership and excellence in the representation of and service to British Columbia's construction industry. BC Government Standard Stipulated Sum Contract The Province of B.C.'s Stipulated price Construction Contract (Revised Mar/02) and directions, policies and procedures on the application and interpretation of the Province of B.C.’s Stipulated Price Construction Contract BC Road Builders & Heavy Construction Association The B.C. Road Builders and Heavy Construction Association was established in 1966 and represents privatized highway maintenance contractors, construction contractors, underground/utility contractors, paving contractors and various serivce & supply companies to our industry. Building Owners's Managers Association BOMA is the Building Owners and Managers Association of British Columbia. Our association has more than 200 member firms and represents more than $6 billion in commercial real estate in the province. BOMA BC is the largest commercial real estate industry association in British Columbia and has the added advantage of an extensive international network of other BOMA associations. Canadian Codes Centre Canadian Commission on Building and Fire Codes Canadian Construction Association Canadian Construction Documents Committee The Canadian Construction Documents Committee (CCDC) is a national joint committee responsible for the development and production of Canadian construction contract forms and guides. Canadian Institute of Steel Construction The Canadian Institute of Steel Construction (CISC) is the national industry organization representing the structural steel, open web steel joist and steel platework fabricating industries. Formed in 1930, CISC was granted a Federal Charter as a non-profit industry association in 1942. CISC operates as a technical, marketing and government relations organization. Construction Secretariat Construction Specifications Canada (National) CSC is a multi-disciplinary, non-profit association dedicated to the improvement of communication, contract documentation, and technical information in the construction industry. Consulting Engineers of BC CEBC is the business association of Consulting Engineering Firms in British Columbia. It's mission is to lead the consulting engineering profession of BC by enhancing its professional stature, profitability and commitment to private and public enterprise. Master Painters & Decorators Association of BC A not-for-profit association of quality Painting Contractors, together with such associates as paint and coatings manufacturers. The association provides painting and coating technical advice, maintains specification and standards manuals, and other technical activities. The association publishes U.S. and Canadian copyright manuals for the paint and coatings industry. rincipal office is located in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Mechanical Contractors Association of BC Since 1946 the Mechanical Contractors Association of British Columbia - MCA - has been actively serving the needs of BC's mechanical contractors of all sizes - union and open shop - in all facets of construction - commercial, industrial, institutional and residential. Manufacturers, wholesalers, suppliers and other service companies actively participate as associate members. So, if you are a mechanical or plumbing contractor or are an industry associate you should belong to MCA. Mid Island Construction Association National Research Council Canada Northern BC Construction Association Northern Vancouver Island Construction Association Provincial/Territorial Committee on Building Standards Quantity Surveyors Society of British Columbia The Quantity Surveyors Society of British Columbia represents persons and firms engaged in quantity surveying and construction estimating in the province of British Columbia. QSSBC was first a chapter of the Canadian Institute of Quantity Surveyors, founded in 1959, and in 1975, became the first autonomous provincial body of quantity surveyors in Canada, now serving over 250 members. Roofing Contractors Association of BC Sheet Metal Association of BC Formed in 1969, the British Columbia Sheet Metal Association (SMACNA-BC) was the first international chapter of the Sheet Metal and Air-Conditioning Contractors National Association (SMACNA). Since then, SMACNA-BC has been one of the leading construction associations in British Columbia, Canada. Simon Fraser University Campus Planning and Development Southern Interior Construction Association Surety Association of Canada The Surety Association of Canada was formed in June 1992 to act as the "Voice of Surety in Canada". Membership consists of major bonding companies along with the members from the insurance brokerage community, legal fraternity and other industry related entities. The combined business of the member surety companies comprises 90% of all surety premiums written in Canada. Urban Development Institute Union of BC Municipalities The UBCM was formed to provide a common voice for local government and this role is as important today as it was 86 years ago. The UBCM reflects the truth in the old adages "strength in numbers" - "united we stand - divided we fall". Vancouver Island Construction Association Vancouver Regional Construction Association |
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