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NEIA is a not-for-profit association of businesses that promotes the development of clean technology and the growth of the green economy in Newfoundland and Labrador.   > MORE

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This Week's Highlights

Canada’s economic recovery is going to be tied to clean growth, and we need your ideas to make sure NL is ready

Big Green Ideas for Atlantic Canada’s Economic Recovery

UPDATED: A summary of supports available to your business to help you through the COVID-19 situation

Exciting cleantech grants and contracts available through Innovative Solutions Canada challenges

Applications open for Genesis’ 8 week intensive workshop program

MAE releases findings from its consultation on provincial EA – your feedback is requested!

Quality Matters providing its ISO 9001 training virtually

NEIA MEMBER PROFILE

Your voice of the provincial construction industry.

The Newfoundland and Labrador Construction Association (NLCA) is an incorporated not-for-profit association of contractors, builders, and suppliers primarily engaged in the construction industry throughout the province.

NLCA’s members have representatives of all aspects of the construction industry (including all sectors) as well as architectural and engineering firms.

Since its founding in 1968, NLCA has been recognized by government, the architectural and engineering professions and the public as the construction industry’s provincial representative.

Construction has long been a mainstay of the provincial economy. One out of every eight dollars is spent on construction, and one out of every 12 jobs is either in construction or related supply industries.

Although Newfoundland and Labrador’s construction industry is among the top three employers in the province, it is mainly composed of small firms. Most contractors average about 20 employees out of a construction labour force of 15-20 thousand.