Texas - Dallas Chapter of Independent Electrical Contractors
1931 Hereford Drive
Irving, TX 75038
Phone: 972-550-1133
http://iecdallas.com

IEC Dallas believes that the electrical industry is the most technical of all of the building trades. It requires a professional to manage and a professional to construct electrical projects. The only way to become a professional is through training, education, and experience. Their mission is to offer independent electrical contractors quality educational programs, information and services to help them excel in today's market.

Texas - Gulf Coast Chapter of Independent Electrical Contractors
601 North Shepherd Drive
Houston, TX 77007
Phone: 713-869-1976
http://www.iectxgulfcoast.org

Formed in 1927, the IEC Texas Gulf Coast is a dynamic organization of electrical professionals whose mission is to promote the success of all electrical contractors preferring to remain independent or open shop. Representing 165 electrical contractors and over 2000 journeyman electricians, associates and engineers, the IEC has become the quality symbol for the electrical industry in the Houston area. The association has been instrumental in interacting with local, state and national officials on legislation that has improved the industry while at the same time making the workplace environment safer.

Texas - North Texas Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association
2401 Avenue J, Suite 217
Arlington, TX 76006
Phone: 817-633-3332
http://www.ntxneca.org

The association serves the industry by providing a wide range of in-depth management and technical services that a single contractor would find beyond its financial capabilities. The Association represents its members in contract negotiations and contract administration with IBEW Locals 20 (Dallas/Fort Worth), 324 (Longview), and 1151 (Tyler). The Chapter assists its members in implementing National Agreements. It actively works to help control the cost of fringe benefits. It collects and disseminates current information on labor trends and labor litigation. All of the Chapter labor contracts have binding arbitration clauses, utilizing the services of the Council on Industrial Relations. This binding arbitration prevents strikes, lockouts or work stoppages.

Texas - South Texas Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association
8306 Perrin Beitel Road
San Antonio, TX 78218
Phone: 210-226-6331
http://www.necasa.org

The mission of this association is to represent, promote and enhance the management interests of its electrical members through labor relations, education, management skill improvement, apprentice and journeyman training, marketing, services, public relations, information, communication, and creation of a better business environment; and to coordinate the collective activities of the electrical contracting industry in the areas of government relations, technical standards, public relations, communication, information and business ethics.

Texas - Southeast Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association
2825 Wilcrest Drive, Suite 303
Houston, TX 77042
Phone: 713-977-2522
http://www.setxneca.org

The Southeast Texas Chapter of NECA was established in 1939 for the purpose of providing members an effective agency through which to express their collective voice on issues effecting the construction industry. Today the Chapter continues to represent qualified, reliable, and experienced electrical contractors in Corpus Christi, Beaumont, Galveston, Houston, Port Arthur and the Rio Grande Valley. Within these areas, the Chapter maintains relationships with the following Local Unions of the IBEW: 278, 2286, 479, 527, 716 and 1015.