ACEC NEWS / ADVOCACY
A new cohort of members is joining the House Transportation and Infrastructure (T&I) Committee for the 119th Congress. Chairman Sam Graves (R-MO) has welcomed 12 new Republican members to the committee,…
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Senate Republican Leader John Thune (R-SD) and Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) have announced committee assignments for the new Congress, including appointments for newly elected members. On the Finance Committee,…
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Check out the Top 10 Engineering Inc. Articles of 2024 How the Engineering Workplace is Evolving | Issue Four-2023 | Read article here The AI Revolution | Issue Two-2024 |…
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Yesterday, the House of Representatives failed to pass a year-end spending bill that included a short-term funding extension. If no agreement is reached by Friday, December 20 at 11:59pm, federal…
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WASHINGTON — ACEC President and CEO Linda Bauer Darr released the following statement on Congressman Sam Graves continuing as chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee: “ACEC and its member…
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Last week, ACEC’s Bradley Saull joined members of the Construction Industry Procurement Coalition (CIPC) at its second annual holiday reception. The event was held to thank members of the coalition…
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The bipartisan leaders of the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Environment & Public Works Committee announced a deal this week on a final version of the biennial…
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We are continuing to deconstruct how both the policies and personalities of this new government might affect issues critical to our industry. Last Wednesday, Steve Hall and our Advocacy team…
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More than 500 ACEC members dialed in last Wednesday to a post-election online briefing by the Council’s Advocacy team. Led by Executive Vice President Steve Hall and Political Affairs…
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For three ACEC Member Organizations, Election Day resulted in some very big ballot initiative wins supported by the Minuteman Fund. ACEC Arizona led the way with the approval of continued…
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