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Coronavirus / Education
Free July 8 Online Class Explores COVID-19 Litigation and Ways for Firms to Reduce Risk
In the complimentary 60-minute session COVID-19 Litigation and Ways for Firms to Reduce Risk, Jessica Brown and Karl Nelson of Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP will explore a variety of COVID-19 risk issues and discuss steps employers can take now to help reduce their potential exposure to COVID-19 related employment claims.
ACEC News / Market Forecast
ACEC Research Institute Roundtable Forecasts Substantial Changes to Building Design
In the ACEC Research Institute’s second expert roundtable looking at the Post-COVID-19 engineering industry, the panelists discussed The Buildings We Live and Work In, forecasting that the pandemic will force substantial retrofitting of existing buildings and significant design changes to new buildings to enhance post-pandemic safety and comfort for occupants.
Advocacy / Infrastructure Funding
ACEC Advocacy SVP Steve Hall Highlights Key Provisions in Moving Forward Act
Next week, the House is scheduled to vote on a $1.5 trillion infrastructure investment package. ACEC Senior Vice President Steve Hall breaks down the key provisions in the Moving Forward Act.
ACEC News / Industry Statistics
Engineering Influence Podcast Highlights Deltek's A&E Firm Benchmarking Study
On the latest Engineering Influence podcast, Deltek's Megan Miller delves into the recently released Deltek Clarity Architecture & Engineering Industry Study, which provides a wide range of benchmarks for engineering firm performance.
ACEC News / Market Forecast
ACEC Research Institute Roundtable Experts Optimistic About Impact of Technology on Engineering
A roundtable of engineering futurists said Thursday the industry’s future will require more engineers, be more decentralized, and see an enhanced appreciation of infrastructure as a key component to the nation’s quality of life.
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Woolpert has acquired CivilTech Engineering Inc., a multidisciplinary engineering firm that specializes in transportation, water resources, municipal, structural and construction services. CivilTech has three offices in Texas and serves local, state and federal clients.
GEOCOMP, today announced that the company has provided the largest and most sophisticated Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) system ever deployed on a bridge structure in the United States on the new Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge in the State of New York.
Kimley-Horn is leading the next phase of Sound Transit's Link expansion program — the 16.3-mile Everett Link Extension (EVLE) and Operations and Maintenance Facility (OMF) North project, which will add six stations to the light rail network connecting to the under-construction Lynnwood Link Extension at the Lynnwood City Center and extend Link service north further into Snohomish County.
Indicators
Engineering Employment
1,530,700 (January)
1,526,700 (December)
Construction Spending
$1,521,500,000 (January)
$1,496,500,000 (December)
Dodge Momentum Index
139.4 (January)
135.2 (December)
Morrissey Goodale U.S. M&A Index
304 Deals--Down 8 percent year-over-year
AIA Billings Index
44.9 (January)
42.3 (December)