The Board of Directors' role is to ensure the fulfillment of the organization's mission and legal accountability for its operations. The NPCA Board of Directors derives its authority from members of the association and is accountable to the member's trust through operation within the governance of the association. The Board of Directors shall consist of a Chair of the Board, Chair-elect, Secretary/Treasurer, a total of 12 Producer directors and three Associate directors.

The Precast Concrete Structures Association began in 1983 when a group of underground structure manufacturers decided that there was much to be gained for the State of Florida and for the Industry by standardizing the dimensions of the various drainage components. Thus, an alliance was formed and standardization moved forward under the leadership of its first President Alex DeBogory and first Executive Director Fred L. McGee.A key player in the standardization process was the Florida Department of Transportation. PCSA worked very closely with the Department where both organizations benefited from the exchange of ideas and experience. Gradually, and together, they achieved their goal. State specifications changed to accommodate a high quality and more efficient manufacturing process.The relationship with the DOT that was cast so many years ago has cured and strengthened to become one of the most cohesive and productive partnerships between trade associations and Florida state government. The PCSA membership has swelled to include almost every underground structure manufacturer in Florida. Its quarterly membership and FDOT meetings have kept the Industry on a productive track for almost three decades. The results of these meetings impact the drainage construction practices in literally every county, city, and private municipality in the state. And, PCSA personnel training and certification is now a mandatory part of FDOT specifications.