The National Construction Authority is a state corporation established under Section 3 of the NCA Act No. 41 of 2011 with a mandate to oversee the construction industry and coordinate its development.
We regulate, streamline and build capacity in the construction industry to ensure quality, safety and sustainability in Kenya’s built environment.
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All contractors are reminded that practicing licenses must be renewed annually during the official renewal period, which typically falls in the month of July of every year. Timely renewal is essential to ensure continued compliance and uninterrupted operations within the construction industry.
Every project management textbook emphasizes efficiency: optimize resources, control costs and maximize output. In construction, this thinking is necessary, but it is also incomplete. The most consequential “resource” on any construction project does not appear on a balance sheet, procurement log or Gantt chart. It exists within people: their judgment, morale, instincts and willingness to care. It sits inside the helmets of your skilled workers
The National Construction Authority (NCA), in partnership with the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA), held a Skills, Knowledge and Technology Transfer Workshop in Mombasa. The workshop aimed to help local contractors learn more about marine construction, including how ports and harbors are built and maintained.
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