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ACEC News
New Video Promotes ACEC Coalition Programs and Membership
ACEC has produced a video promoting the services, programs, and products of its seven coalitions. Click here to view the video.
Industry News
What is the Correct Ethical Response to a QBS Violation?
ACEC staff collaborated with the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) to produce an article on the application of Qualifications Based Selection (QBS) in latest issue of ITE Journal.
ACEC News / Advocacy
Council Opposes H.R. 535, the PFAS Action Act
In a letter to Congressional leaders, ACEC explains the reasons behind its opposition to legislation that would designate certain PFAS chemicals as hazardous substances under Superfund.
ACEC News / Governance
ExCom Nominees Do Deep Dive into Council Programs at National HQ
ACEC Senior Vice President Advocacy and External Affairs Steve Hall briefed 2020-2022 Executive Committee nominees on the Council's advocacy issues and strategy during an orientation session at the national offices in Washington, D.C. on Thursday. ACEC President/CEO Linda Bauer Darr and senior staff guided the attendees through every phase of Council operations. Participating in the meeting were Chair-elect nominee Robin Greenleaf of Architectural Engineers; Vice Chair nominees Michael Cooper of Harley Ellis Devereaux, Matthew Hirst of CRS Consulting Engineers, and Gary Raba of Raba Kistner; 2020-2021 NAECE Representative Jim Smith of ACEC/North Carolina; and ACEC Chair Mitch Simpler and Chair-elect Charlie Gozdziewski.
ACEC News / Advocacy
First Once Again: ACEC Indiana Surpasses 2020 ACEC/PAC Fundraising Goal on January 1
For the seventh consecutive year, ACEC Indiana was the first state to reach its ACEC/PAC fundraising goal, pushing well past its annual target total at 12:01 a.m. on January 1, 2020.
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Brown and Caldwell announce Euan Finlay has been promoted from senior vice president to chief operating officer (COO), effective immediately. A senior executive with 25 years of experience, Finlay excels in leading organizations and teams to deliver excellence to clients while driving sustainable growth.
VHB welcomes Meghan Powell as Director of Transit and Rail for the Mid-Atlantic region. In this role, Powell will carve a path forward for VHB's Transit and Rail service line by strategically leading the development and implementation of its growth strategy.
Brown and Caldwell today announced Vice President Dr. Kati Bell has been appointed a fellow of the UC Irvine Water-Energy Nexus Center (WEX Center).
The WEX Center promotes fundamental and applied research at the water-energy nexus in partnership with industry. Its research focuses on all dimensions of power/energy use and efficiency in the water processing sector, including extraction, treatment, conveyance, reclamation, and reuse.
Indicators
Engineering Employment
1,603,500 (February)
1,599,100 (January)
Construction Spending
$1,677,200,000 (January)
$1,655,800,000 (December)
Dodge Momentum Index
158.2 (February)
151.7 (January))
Morrissey Goodale U.S. M&A Index
425 Deals—Up 33 percent year-over-year
AIA Billings Index
51.0 (January)
51.0 (December)
Engineering Career Opportunities
