Deadline Looming for NECA Project Excellence Award Applications

Deadline Looming for NECA Project Excellence Award Applications

 

March 2, 2017

March 31 is the deadline for the National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA)’s Project Excellence Award, a new award program that recognizes companies for their outstanding commitment, professionalism and ingenuity in delivering an electrical project.

Awards will be based on whether the electrical/technology portion of the project is valued under or over US$1 million for each market sector, except for overhead transmission and substation/interconnection, and must be based on projects completed in 2016.

Projects from these 11 categories are eligible for the award:

  • commercial/institutional
  • design build
  • educational
  • energy solutions/green building
  • health care
  • industrial
  • international
  • overhead transmission
  • residential
  • street lighting/traffic signal
  • substation/interconnection

Find out more: www.necanet.org/project-excellence.

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