Adjudicator Registry
Adjudicator Registry
The Adjudicator Registry is available at the following link: Adjudicator Registry.
About the Adjudicator Registry
CanDACC is responsible for certifying Adjudicators and for maintaining a publicly accessible list of Adjudicators, including their qualifications (s. 4 of the Federal Prompt Payment for Construction Work Regulations (Dispute Resolution)). Only Adjudicators listed in the Adjudicator Registry are permitted to conduct adjudications and make Determinations under the Federal Prompt Payment for Construction Work Act (the “Act”). All adjudications that are commenced under the Act must proceed through CanDACC.
Adjudicator Eligibility
(a) they must be an accredited member in good standing with CanDACC;
(b) they must have at least 10 years of relevant working experience in the construction industry;
(c) they must not have been convicted of an indictable offence in Canada or of a comparable offence outside of Canada;
(d) they must not be an undischarged bankrupt; and
(e) they must have the appropriate level of security clearance to address the dispute.
CanDACC has the authority to suspend or cancel certifications for Adjudicators pursuant to s. 4 of Federal Prompt Payment for Construction Work Regulations (Dispute Resolution).
Adjudicators’ Profiles
Once certified, Adjudicators will be invited to create a profile on CanDACC’s Custom System. The profile will be displayed on the Adjudicator Registry. Further details will be communicated with Adjudicators via email.
Change of Information
Adjudicators must notify CanDACC via email at authority@candacc.ca of any change in information related to their hourly rate, fixed fee rates, and geographical areas. Other changes made to Adjudicators’ profiles may be submitted through CanDACC’s Custom System.