CCA Documents

CCA 1 Electronic (2021)

Standard subcontract form between prime contractor and subcontractor where payment is based on a stipulated or fixed price.  

CCA 16 Electronic

Guidelines for determining the costs associated with performing changes in the work.

CCA 19 Electronic

Stipulated Price Sub-Subcontract. Standard sub-subcontract form between subcontractor and sub-subcontractor where payment is based on a stipulated or fixed price. Users can choose between the refer-by-reference or stand-alone approaches simply by...

CCA 25 Electronic

Guide to Project Management Services – A guide document outlining the project management concept and describing the project manager’s role and standard of performance in managing a project from conception through design to construction and commissioning.

CCA 26 Electronic

A Guide to the Construction Management Project Delivery Method – A guide explaining what Construction Management is and the two fundamentally different forms of Construction Management contracts: “For Services” and “For Services and Construction”.

CCA 27 Electronic

Guide on Construction Environmental Management Planning – A guide document outlining sound environmental practices in the construction industry. It serves to assist contractors in developing an Environmental Management Program.

CCA 28 Electronic

Guide to Improving Cash Flow in the Construction Industry.

CCA 50 Electronic

Prime Contractor’s guide to project financing and payment security.

CCA 51 Electronic

Guide to Calling Bids & Awarding Subcontracts.

CCA 52 Electronic

Joint Venture Guide. A guide document that introduces the concept of a joint venture involved in commercial construction, outlines the potential advantages and risks inherent, identifies and describes factors that are necessary to the success of a joint...

CCA 53 Electronic

CCA 61 Electronic

Risks of Pre-Purchasing Equipment & Materials for Construction Projects. A guide document that explains the costs and risks associated with pre-purchasing equipment and materials, which may outweigh any anticipated economic and scheduling advantage.