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ACEC News / Member Organizations
ACEC Idaho Defends and Improves State QBS Law
ACEC Idaho and the Idaho QBS Facilitators Council have successfully passed an update to the QBS law in Idaho.
ACEC News / Education
Next Week's Online Classes: Returning to the Office/Job Site and Standard of Care
ACEC will offer two online classes next week: Considerations in Returning to the Office and the Job Site on April 21, and The Architect/Engineer Professional Standard of Care on April 22.
ACEC News / Awards
Nominate Your Firm's Top Guns for the Young Professional of the Year Award
ACEC's annual Young Professional of the Year Award recognizes the accomplishments of young professionals who have contributed to the engineering industry and made an impact on society. The program aims to enhance the image of engineering by honoring young, diverse and talented engineers.
ACEC News / Advocacy
ACEC & Coaltion Partners Urge Congress to Create Nationwide VMT Implementation Program
With the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee beginning work on reauthorizing surface transportation programs, ACEC and its coalition partners are calling for creating of a comprehensive national vehicle miles traveled (VMT) implementation program.
ACEC News / Advocacy
Engineering Influence Government Affairs Update Focuses on Infrastructure and Advocacy at ACEC Annual Convention
In the Government Affairs update on the Engineering Influence podcast, ACEC's Advocacy SVP Steve Hall discusses how infrastructure is the dominant topic in Washington DC right now and outlines the numerous opportunities for members to get engaged on the issue.
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