MEMBERSHIP RATES
The Saskatchewan Heavy Construction
Association uses personal information in the
following ways:
• For identification purposes on all
correspondence and communications
between the Association or representatives
of the Association and the member
company/individual representing that
company as a contact point between
member company and the Association or
representatives of the Association
• To recognize achievements, contributions,
special undertakings by an individual
company
• For billing and accounting services
• To comply with any legal and regulatory
requirements including auditing requirements
• To verify accuracy of personal information
Submission of the annual membership fee
indicates implied consent.
Regular Members (Groups A-E)
Those persons, firms, partnerships or
corporations engaged in road building and
heavy construction in Saskatchewan.
Associate Members
Those individuals, firms or corporations whose
operations may include, but are not limited to
materials supply, equipment supply, technical
services, consulting services (including
engineering firms), financial, bonding, or
legal services. In addition, any other firms or
individuals who have as one of their primary
client bases the heavy construction contractor.
Infrastructure Owner
Those firms, partnerships, corporations, or
governments that purchase heavy construction
services from construction contractors
in Saskatchewan. This is a non-voting
membership category and does not hold
a position on the Board of Directors, they
do however access all other benefits of an
association member.
MEMBER Q&A
Social Members
Those individuals who have retired from the
category of regular member may be eligible to
become a social member.
Regular/Associate/Consultant Branch
Members
This is a subcategory of membership for eligible
companies that already hold a membership
under the Regular, Associate or Consultant
category. This membership is intended to provide
services for additional locations of an existing
SHCA member company.
SHCA Annual Membership Rates
Class Annual Gross Revenues Fees
CCA
Integrated
Sub Total GST Total
A $10,000,000 & over $4,580.00 $180.41 $4760.41 $238.02 $4,994.71
B $5,000,001 to $10,000,000 $3,080.00 $180.41 $3260.41 $163.02 $3,423.43
C $1,000,000 to $4,999,999 $2,080.00 $180.41 $2260.41 $113.02 $2,373.43
D $500,000 to $1,000,000 $1,380.00 $180.41 $1560.41 $78.02 $1,638.43
E Under $500,000 $875.00 $180.41 $1055.41 $52.77 $1,108.18
Associate $1,580.00 $180.41 $1760.41 $88.02 $1,848.43
Infrastructure Owner $425.00 $425.00 $21.25 $446.25
Social $100.00 $100.00 $5.00 $105.00
Branch Members $250.00 $250.00 $12.50 $262.50
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to streamline some processes to make them as effective but less onerous
on contractors.
On another note, I’ve always been big on building relationships and
went through similar things in the WHL with the Saskatoon Blades. I
served as governor of the Blades from 1992 until we sold the team in 2013.
We built a relationship with Saskatchewan Hockey and a couple of other
leagues. Instead of competing for players, we worked together and did
things based on what was best for the player, not what was best for our
team, because we were in the player development business. The way you do
that is by opening up trusting relationships and getting to know people, being
honest and sincere about what your goals are. Then you work together
to see if there is a way to move forward.
SHCA can build some relationships, strengthen some relationships and
smooth some relationships. Our industry deals with a lot of different organizations
– cities, different departments, mining, rural municipalities,
etc. – those relationships are all important. That’s something I feel strongly
about and I think those trusting relationships are critical to being able to
move forward and make things better.
In your opinion, what is the single greatest benefit
of belonging to SHCA?
It would be having the chance to influence changes and to be part of the
voice that speaks on behalf of the industry. You should be a part of it. Do
you want to just sit back?
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