Welcome to CALPASC

Our non-profit association represents specialty trade contractors and suppliers in California. We achieve positive change for our 500+ members through advocacy, education, and networking. For more information, go to about us and follow the links.

Important Legislation

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Construction Defect Reform! CALPASC and friends have sponsored AB 2738. If this bill passes it will motivate builders and others to buy adequate insurance for the entire project, and if they do not it will eliminate their indemnity rights. The bill will also motivate builders to hire reliable trade contractors to ensure when there is construction defect litigation they will be represented by responsible trade contractors. Click here to read more.

Resources

  • There are four CALPASC chapters which are strongly affiliated with our statewide organization.
  • To fight for fundamental fairness and curb the unjust transfer of risk, we advocate for residential and commercial subcontractors in the California legislative, regulatory, and judicial arenas.  
  • Our Document Library contains over 200 reviewed contracts and other critical pieces of information.
  • CALPASC staff and our Boards and Committees are very committed to the mission of our organization and to providing excellent member services.
  • CALPASC has partnered with PSG to offer an Enterprise Zones Program to help you save money.
  • The CALPASC PAC has been established to raise money for contributions to candidates who support our issues.


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Events

Programs & events are primarily offered at the local levels. Click on the map below to find a chapter near you.

News

On April 8, the Assembly Judiciary Committee passed AB 2738, the CALPASC-sponsored bill dealing with construction defect reform, with no "nay" votes. Click here to view the hearing titled "Judiciary"...it starts at about the 2-minute mark of the video clip. 

The bill is expected to be voted on by the Assembly next week.

 

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