Its organizational structure works based on the CFIA scheme. The CIC, like the other four colleges that make up the CFIA, has 17 Delegates before the Assembly of Representatives, which is the highest body within the CFIA scheme. The 17 delegates are made up of the 7 members of the CIC Board of Directors and 10 delegates who are appointed every year at the Ordinary General Assembly of the CIC (October of each year). In addition, the CIC has two representatives before the General Board of Directors of the CFIA, who are appointed for a period of 2 years. As established in the CFIA Law, the CIC has a Board of Directors that is responsible for the administration of the College. The positions are President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Prosecutor, Member I and Member II. Likewise, the CFIA Law clearly establishes the functions and responsibilities of each one.

For its internal administration, the CIC relies on a structure made up of a group of professionals in different areas who are responsible not only for materializing the guidelines dictated by the Board of Directors but also for providing quality service to member professionals. who are recognized as the No. 1 client of this Professional Association. For normal tasks, we work with teams of collaborators, members of the CIC, in different areas of interest, teams that are known as Commissions. It is important to clarify that technical activities such as Congresses, Seminars, technical talks, among others. They are organized directly by the CIC administrative staff. Finally, the CIC has the collaboration of its attached Associations, which are groups of colleagues who join forces to work on the development of areas of civil engineering by specialty.