Membership

ASSOCIATE

$925

/YEARLY

Associate members shall be individuals, firms or corporations associated directly or dealing in the regular course of business with engineering construction or municipal construction, and have established a reputation for skill, integrity and responsibility.

SPECIALTY ENGINEER

$925

/YEARLY

Engineering members shall be engineers, who can be individuals, firms or corporations, who have been engaged for at least one year in civil engineering and regularly works with municipalities, and have established a reputation for skill, integrity and responsibility.

SUBCONTRACTOR

$925

/YEARLY

Sub-contractor members shall be contractors, who can be individuals, firms or corporations, who have been engaged for at least one year in municipal contracting as subcontractors to contractors who might be classified as Corporate members.

CORPORATE

$3,900

/YEARLY

Corporate members shall be contractors, who can be individuals, firms or corporations, who have been engaged for at least one year in municipal contracting prior to applying for membership in this Association, and who have established a reputation for skill.

Why should you join the OMCA?

Professional services are provided in the areas of public relations, education, and government relations. A registered lobbyist also monitors legislation. Continuing liaison is maintained at the municipal, state and federal levels to deal with matters of concern to the OMCA membership concerning the construction industry.

Information is provided through our publication, Towntalk, and other special bulletins. Copies of Towntalk are provided to our members as well as municipalities and all other elected officials in the State of Oklahoma.

Background

The Oklahoma Municipal Contractors Association (OMCA) has been working for the benefit of all municipal utilities contractors since incorporation on February 20, 1950.

As the work load increased with greater emphasis on water supply and pollution control, so have the problems become more complex and demanding.

A national voice in the construction industry was secured when the OMCA became a charter chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America on September 30, 1965.