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New York - Hudson Valley Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association
P O Box 187, 375 Route 32
Central Valley, NY 10917
Phone: 845-928-3575
http://www.hudsonvalleyneca.org
The Hudson Valley Chapter, National Electrical Contractors Association has been established to provide a collective voice for the Electrical Industry for the Hudson Valley. The Hudson Valley Chapter serves as the collective bargaining representative between our members and Local Union #363, the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. In that capacity, they are responsible for negotiating and administering labor agreements with Local #363.
New York - Long Island Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association
200 Parkway Drive South, Suite 101
Hauppauge, NY 11788
Phone: 631-291-9732
http://www.lineca.org/
The Long Island Chapter, National Electrical Contractors Association has been established to provide a collective voice for the Electrical Industry on Long Island. Their goal is to provide safe, quality and professionally installed electrical work to both the public and private consumer. Through cooperation with their union counterparts, this Chapter provides training for both new apprentices and continuing education for journeymen. Their member contractors continue to be updated with the newest methods and means to deliver the highest quality in the most effective manner possible.
New York - Northern New York Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association
P O Box 352
Ogdensburg, NY 13669
Phone: 315-244-9910
http://www.nnyneca.com
The Northern New York Chapter of NECA (NNY NECA) represents and fights for union electrical contractors in Lewis, Jefferson, St. Lawrence, Franklin, Clinton, and Essex Counties, New York. Their experienced members find that the most valuable resource to joining the National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) is having their company sitting at the table when decisions are being made. Those decisions often concern labor relations and national policy decisions.
New York - The Association of Electrical Contractors
36-36 33rd Street, Suite 402
Long Island City, NY 11106
Phone: 718-752-0800
http://www.aecnyc.com
The Association of Electrical Contractors, Inc. (AEC) has been serving the electrical industry of New York City for over 65 years. The AEC has a diverse membership base of contractors servicing the electrical needs of customers that range in size and scope from small jobs to $75 million projects for private and public sector owners. The AEC provides a collective voice for electrical contractors active in the five boroughs. In addition, they have associate members including electrical supply houses (distributors) that provide materials and equipment to our industry. Together with our partners at the New York Electrical Contractors Association, the AEC negotiates and administers collective bargaining agreements with Local Union #3/IBEW.
New York Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association
1430 Broadway 8th Floor
New York, NY 10018
Phone: 212-481-0530
http://www.necany.org
NECA New York is composed of the leading electrical contractors in New York City, Westchester County, NY and Fairfield County, Connecticut. The Chapter is the largest contractor association of its type in the United States, completing many of New York’s signature projects. They are an association of professional electrical contractors advancing the management interests of the entire electrical contracting industry. The Association’s core values are deeply-rooted in its proven track record. NECA New York has over 200 members and is the largest chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association
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