American Subcontractors Association

	ASA North Texas Chapter ASA HAS MOVED!!! New Address: 2100 N. Hwy 360, #1101, Grand Prairie, TX 75050 Phone/FAX & Email will remain the same. Congratulations! Texas Governor Rick Perry signed the Contingent Payment Bill (SB324). Thanks to all ASA Members that got involved over the many sessions it took to get this valuable piece of Legislation turned into law. We’ve attached a summary of the Bill & what it means for YOU. Click here for the summary!! Upcoming Events! (Click below to learn more or visit our calendar for a full list of events!) June 4, 2008 - Texas Lien & Bond Claim Seminar June 12, 2008 - Killer Clauses in Contracts Seminar June 19, 2008 - CEF Graduation Click here for a list of 2007-08 Seminars! 2007 TCA Annual North Texas Golf Tournament Results Click here to see the results!! 2007 Awards Night Winners Announced Click here to see all of the winners and the photos from the evening!! Texas Lien & Bond Claims Handbook - 5th Edition Endorsed by the Dallas Bar Association and American Subcontractors Association North Texas Chapter 5th Edition of the Texas Lien & Bond Claims Handbook is now available. The revised Texas Lien & Bond Claims Handbook has the advantage of legal commentary, index tabs, and the new forms for filing. The handbook is a "user friendly", three-ring binder. In addition, the lien filing forms are available on CD (Word , Wordperfect & Rich Text Format). This is an essential and valuable tool for all subcontractors and suppliers. Handbooks are available through the ASA-North Texas Chapter Office. Click here for order form! Mission Statement The purpose of ASA-NTC is to improve the construction environment of subcontractors and suppliers through legislation, education and member services. What is ASA? A unified, effective body working to improve the economic well-being of subcontractors/suppliers and alleviate problems affecting the Construction Industry. A channel for the open exchange of information and viewpoints not only between subcontractor and supplier members, but also between subcontractors and general contractors, financial institutions, legislators, architects and engineers, and the vast array of government authorities who influence construction projects in the North Texas area.