Note: To download and use the following documents you will need to purchase a registration number from one of the document outlets listed here. Please do not call the Canadian Construction Association to purchase a registration number.

Complete Sets Download

Complete set of all documents (CCA 1, CCA 5, CCA 17 and all CCA Guides)

Complete set of CCA Guides (CCA 16, CCA 25, CCA 26, CCA 27, CCA 28, CCA 50, CCA 61, CCA 81, CCA 82, CCA 83, CCA 90, Guide 1993, Guide 2000)

Contract Forms Download

CCA 1 (2001) - Stipulated Price Subcontract

CCA 5 (1988) - Standard construction management contract form

CCA 17 (1996) - Stipulated price contract for trade contractors on construction management projects

Guide Documents Download

CCA 16 (1992) - Guidelines for determining the costs associated with performing changes in the work

CCA 25 (2001) - A guide to project management services

CCA 26 (2000) - A guide to construction management contracts

CCA 27 (1997) - A guide on construction environmental management planning

CCA 28 (1996) - A guide to imporoving cash flow in the construction industry

CCA 50 (2003) - A prime contractor's guid to project financing and payment security

CCA 61 (2008) - Risks of pre-purchasing equipment and materials for construction projects

CCA 81 (2001) - A best practices guide to solid waste reduction

CCA 83 (2004) - Environmental best practices guide for hot mix asphalt plants

CCA 90 (2007) - Guidelines for electronic procurement

Guide 1993 - Recommended guidelines for provision of geotechnical information in construction contracts

Guide 2000 - A trade contractor's guide & checklist to construction contracts

Free Downloads

CCA 82 (2004) - Mould guidelines for the Canadian construction industry

CCA 50, CCA 81, CCA 82, CCA 83 and 2005 Banking Guide are now only available for free to Canadian Construction Association members. If you would like to learn how to become a member of the Canadian Construction Association, please visit our Membership page.

To learn what the Canadian Construction Association is doing on behalf of its members and the industry, take a look at the Benefits of being a member, and our Accomplishments and Priorities.

If you are already a CCA member please contact your Local Association for information on accessing the members only section.