The Western States Contractors Association (WSCA), a non-profit association of union contractor companies specializing in heavy civil construction, has announced its establishment in Arizona. WSCA will exclusively represent union contractors, filling a void in the marketplace and offering competitive rates and benefits to skilled and trained workers in the booming Arizona economy. The association grew out of the Southern California Contractors Association and aims to promote member companies at the state, county, and city level, advocating for increased investment in transportation infrastructure. WSCA’s presence in Arizona comes as a response to the need for a dedicated association serving union-based engineering contractors. The organization’s director of labor relations, John Cooper, noted that while federal infrastructure projects require payment of union-level wages, city and state work may not. By exclusively serving union contractors, WSCA aims to provide support and representation that its member companies have not previously had access to. For more information, visit wscontractors.org.
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