ASA Chicago is a proud member of the National Subcontractors Alliance, an umbrella organization of construction industry trade associations from across the United States.
 


The Illinois Mechanical & Specialty Contractors Association is the principle voice of the rights of subcontracting industry in Illinois. IMSCA has successfully represented subcontractors since 1967 by effectively influencing legislation in Illinois for the benefits of its constituents.

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The Construction Safety Council was founded in 1989 as a non-for-profit organization dedicated to the advancement of safety and health interests in the field of construction throughout the world. It was chartered by a board of directors composed mostly of large construction company owners and operators whose vision and leadership made the organization possible. Since it's humble beginnings in 1989, the organization has quickly grown to become a world class professional construction consortium with associations that span the globe. With an emphasis on quality and customer service, all of the construction safety and health resources and loss reduction tools developed by the Construction Safety Council have been designed to maximize positive impact on your safety program.

The Chicagoland AGC is the leading trade association serving the Chicagoland commercial construction industry. In January 2018, the Chicagoland AGC formed as the result of a merger between the former Builders Association and the Fox Valley AGC. The merged Association serves as an even stronger voice for the industry. Chicagoland AGC members include the leading contractors and suppliers in the Chicago area. Our general contractor members range from large, national firms to smaller, specialized companies and build private and public projects worth more than $11 billion annually.

The Federation of Women Contractors (FWC) is the oldest and most recognized leader among women-owned construction businesses in the Chicago land area. In existence since 1989, it is committed to the advancement of entrepreneurial women in the construction industry. FWC members include general contractors, subcontractors, suppliers and service-related firms.  FWC is made up of over 100 enthusiastic, working women in construction who are excited about the industry. FWC represents diverse trades, general construction, specialty contractors, architecture and engineering firms, landscaping, and suppliers of all kinds of goods and services representing every facet and component of construction. These women have helped shape FWC into an organization that is recognized as the largest and most influential local women’s construction organization in the state.