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About ASA Capital City Chapter
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ASA Capital City Chapter, Inc. has represented Subcontractors, Specialty Trades and Suppliers in the Sacramento and Central Valley regions since 1988. It is a chapter of the American Subcontractors Association, Inc and ASA California. ASACCC has over 70 member companies and holds monthly meetings. For more information on member benefits and how to join go to Membership Information
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ASA Capital City Vision
The vision of ASACC is to be the strongest organization of subcontractors in the Central Valley Region focusing on legislation, education and networking
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ASA Capital City Mission
Building Strong Contractors and Suppliers through Education, Advocacy and Networking.
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Chapter News & Announcements
 Cook Brown Construction SeminarWednesday, April 10, 2013
Presents the 9th Annual Construction Industry
Labor & Employment Law Update
The Tools for a Succesful Project.
Make sure you’ve got the right tools to build stability on
both sides of the balance sheet.
Join attorneys Brian Bertossa, Carrie Bushman, Dennis Cook and Steve McCutcheon for a discussion of
Prevailing Wage and Construction Payment Remedies
For more information click on the link below
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| Build for Success - California Subcontractors Conference |
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April 24, 2013
We invite your company to " build for success" in Sacramento, by participating in the first annual California Subcontractors Legislative Conference on April 24, 2013. Your business is welcome to co-host this important event and we believe that you and your company people will want to attend.
Subcontractors and suppliers and industry service provider will be gathering at the Hyattt Regency Sacramento across the street from the Capitol to discuss pending legislation that affects the construction industry. More than 2,000 will be introduced by then dozens are expected to deal with payments, liability, remedies, bonds, contract rights, and obligations, etc. We are expecting to see "follow up" bills to SB 474 (indemnity reform) and a new initiative regarding Public Private Partnerships(P3) that will require payment and performance bonds to protect subcontractors.
Given today's economic realities, two things are obvious:
1. We all need to have a say in anything the legislatures does regarding construction.
2. Combing our resources for this event will help make our lobbying successful.
If you need anymore information you can contact:
AMERICAN SUBCONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION CALIFORNIA INC.
P.O. BOX 292867 SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95829-2867
TOLL-FREE: 88-310-ASAC(2722) FAX: 530-662-2865
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