SUCA’s membership committee determines strategies to maintain and grow our association membership numbers, types and benefits afforded our members. For questions on joining the membership committee, please contact Theresa Mannix, tmannix@suca.org. To apply, either fill out the online form below or download a printable form here and mail to: Suncoast Utility Contractors Association
PO Box 21424, Tampa, FL 33622
SUCA Accepts payment by check or credit card. If mailing in an application, you will receive an invoice once your application is approved.
SUCA Membership Dues, Types and Definitions
CONTRACTOR MEMBER
Definition: A contractor is any person, firm or corporation engaged in the construction and/or rehabilitation of utility systems including, but not limited to, storm sewers, sanitary sewers and drainage systems, water lines, cable (underground communication and electric), ducts, conduits, gas lines, tunneling, boring, trenchless construction, treatment systems, pump stations and other utility construction and appurtenances thereof. A specialty contractor is any person, firm, or corporation that employs labor on the job site, but does not bid or perform any utility construction or excavation work.
1. CHECK THE VOLUME AMOUNT THAT APPLIES TO YOUR COMPANY.
2. DUES ARE BASED ON VOLUME FROM THE PREVIOUS CALENDAR YEAR.
3. CHOOSE ONLY ONE MEMBERSHIP DUES CATEGORY:
| Annual Volume | Total Dues |
| Specialty Contractor | $1,940 |
| Under $2 Million | $2,285 |
| $2 – $5 Million | $2,985 |
| $5 – $10 Million | $3,335 |
| Over $10 Million | $3,670 |
ASSOCIATE MEMBER
Definition: An associate is any person, firm or corporation directly involved in the industry as a supplier of equipment, materials, surety or accounting
and counsel.
| Annual Volume | Total Dues |
| All | $1,710 |
IMPORTANT NOTE: A portion of your annual dues may be designated to support political contributions.
The Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993 includes a provision which denies the tax deductibility of lobbying expenses and introduced new rules affecting tax-exempt organizations that conduct lobbying and political activities. As mandated by this law, we must estimate the percentage of dues income which will be expended on lobbying activities during 2025. That amount becomes taxable for federal income tax purposes. Therefore, we are obligated to inform you that 25% of your NUCA FL dues and 29% of your NUCA Dues are non-deductible. Dues are not considered charitable contributions for Income Tax purposes. They may be considered ordinary and necessary business expenses.