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ACEC News / Advocacy
ACEC Wyoming Members Play in ACEC/PAC's “World’s Largest Golf Tournament”
ACEC members across the country are participating in "World's Largest Golf Tournament" to raise funds for ACEC/PAC.
ACEC News / Advocacy
DoD Wins 5-Week Waiver on Firms Having to Certify Non-Use of Banned Chinese Telecom Equipment
The Department of Defense has been granted a temporary waiver until September 30 to implement Sec. 889 (B). The regulation, which took effect on August 13, requires companies doing business with the federal government to certify that their firms are not using certain banned, Chinese-made, telecommunications equipment, such as those made by Huawei and ZTE.
Industry News / Industry Statistics
2020 Second Quarter A/E Revenues Declined 9% Compared to 2019 Q2
In the U.S. Census Bureau's Advance Quarterly Services Report for the second quarter of 2020 (April-June), A/E sector revenues totaled $80.2 billion, a 9 percent decline from same quarter last year and a 7 percent decline from the first quarter of 2020.
ACEC News
ACEC Women Leaders Discuss How to Expand Inclusion and Diversity
In the ACEC Women in Leadership (WIL) group’s virtual meeting this week, a panel discussed how to expand inclusion and diversity in the ACEC leadership.
ACEC News / Education
Next Week's Online Classes: Biases and the Bottom Line, Self-Funded Health Insurance, and Dealing with Client-Drafted Contracts
Online Classes next week are Blind Spots, Biases & the Bottom-Line: Leadership Development Evolution That Drives Results on Tuesday August 25, Self-Funded Health Insurance: Understanding How to Purchase Insurance for Your Engineering Firm on Wednesday, August 26, and Winning the Contract Tug of War: Balance in Client Drafted Agreements, Thursday, August 27
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How and where we access health care is changing rapidly due to the pressures COVID-19 has brought to bear on our health services globally. One of the changes has been in health facility design, according to Jacobs’ Director of Health Infrastructure Matthew Holmes and Healthcare Architect and Physician Dr. Diana Anderson.
A Roadmap to NetZero, part of Black & Veatch’s Hydrogen 2021 program, presents a technology agnostic guide to strategic decarbonization road mapping
Dewberry, a privately held professional services firm, announced the acquisition of Edmonds Engineering. The 75+ person firm has five locations with offices in Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee, with its headquarters located in Birmingham, Alabama.
Indicators
Engineering Employment
1,549,000 (April)
1,538,300 (March)
Construction Spending
$1,513,100,000 (March)
$1,509,900,000 (February)
Dodge Momentum Index
162.4 (April)
149.5 (March)
Morrissey Goodale U.S. M&A Index
331 Deals--Up 9 percent year-over-year
AIA Billings Index
57.9 (April)
55.6 (March)
Engineering Career Opportunities
