On June 9, 2014, Engineering News-Record (ENR) released the latest Top 100 Construction Management-at-Risk (CMR) Firms list. CCA’s ranking climbed from No.86 to No.49 over the past year with $464 million revenue from “at risk” construction management or project contracts. Plaza Construction (Plaza) leaped from No.73 to No.22 with $922.5 million revenue in 2013. Although listed separately, the combined revenue of CCA and Plaza in the amount of $1.42 billion would have placed CCA in the Top 20 Construction Management-at-Risk Firms ranking.

On May 16, 2014, Engineering News-Record (ENR) released the latest Top 400 Contractors list, where CCA’s ranking climbed from No.130 to No.82 over the past year with the 2013 revenue totaling $724 million, up from $466 million in 2012. CCA’s new subsidiary, the Manhattan-based Plaza Construction (Plaza), also achieved a massive leap in rankings from No.97 to No.54 with $1,025 million revenue in 2013, a 70% surge from the 2012 level. Although listed separately, the combined revenue of CCA and Plaza in the amount of $1,749 million makes CCA a de facto Top 40 contractor.

China Construction America (CCA), the wholly-owned subsidiary of China State Construction Engineering Corporation Limited (CSCEC, 601668.SH) in the Americas, officially completed the acquisition of Plaza Construction (Plaza).

On March 25, 2014, CCA Civil won the bid for the New Jersey Department of Transportation project, Pulaski Skyway Contract #4. It is an addition to the Contract #3 project that we won last May. CCA Civil will now be working on both the northbound and southbound lanes of the Pulaski Skyway, a landmark structure in the State of New Jersey. As the apparent low bidder, CCA Civil stood out from the 6 other competitors with a contract value of $209 Million. This is the second project that CCA Civil won in its home state. It is a continuation of our success in the regional infrastructure market.

China Construction America (CCA), a wholly owned subsidiary of China State Construction Engineering Corporation Limited (CSCEC, 601668.SH), acquired Plaza Construction.

CSCEC, CCA’s parent company, released the list of recipients of the 2013 Science and Technology Award.

CCA South Carolina (CCASC) received the 2013 Silver Level STEP Award from the Carolinas Chapter of the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC).

CCA’s Alexander Hamilton Bridge (AHB) project was ranked No. 3 on the 2013 Top 10 Bridges Award list released by the Roads & Bridges magazine, a 103-year national trade publication that covers the transportation construction and maintenance marketplace. The award was created in 2000 to recognize top projects in North America that were challenging, greatly impacted the region, and had a complex scope of work.

The Baha Mar project was awarded the only first prize in the category of Best Collaboration and Data Exchange Project at the 2013 Building Information Modeling (BIM) Invitational Contest organized by the China Construction Industry Association (CCIA).

On June 26, 2013, CCA South Carolina (CCASC) won the low bid on the St. Andrews School of Math and Science project. The contract valued at more than $20 million encompassed the construction of a two-story 96,030sf building, load bearing masonry, steel framed roof structure, two-roof system including a modified bituminous sheet system and standing seam metal as well as associated site work.

CCA Civil was officially awarded with the Pulaski Skyway Contract 3 by the New Jersey Department of Transportation. The contract value is more than $126 million.

CCA Civil was announced as the apparent low bidder out of eight bidders for the Pulaski Skyway Contract 3, owned by the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT).