About CCA

CCA Vision

To work with Government, private sector and relevant stakeholders to provide collective and respected advocacy for our members.


As the peak industry body for the major civil contractors in Western Australia we are dedicated to a safe and sustainable construction industry by working with our clients to achieve value for money outcomes through best practice procurement and program delivery methodologies.

The CCA is the peak industry body for the major building and civil construction contractors in Western Australia.

Through its members, the Association is responsible for $5 Billion per year in West Australian turnover, undertaking over half the major building and infrastructure work performed in WA.

Members of CCA are contractors with national operations and with annual turnovers typically exceeding $400 million.

The CCA’s prime purpose is to represent the construction industry to Government private sector clients, and relevant stakeholders.

History

The inaugural meeting of the precursor body to the CCA was held on August 22, 1990.

The association was then known as the Australian Federation of Construction Contractors (Western Australia) Industrial Association of Employers.

Its role expanded with the closure of the national office of the Australian Federation of Construction Contractors and on May 3, 1993 it opened its first office and first employed paid staff.

It has operated under the name of Construction Contractors Association of Western Australia from October 14, 1993.

In 2016 the CCA changed its Rules to relinquish all links to Industrial Relations Commission as we are not an employer and become an Association representing the Major Construction Contractors – WA under the Associations Incorporation Act 2015. The Association became the Construction Contractors Association of WA Inc.

CCA WA Rules

Member Organisations