ACEC NEWS / ADVOCACY
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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While the vote counting is still happening with a number of congressional races around the country, we wanted to give you some initial perspectives: Stating the obvious here – Republicans…
Read MoreRecently, the US Census released the results of its monthly Value of Construction Put in Place Survey. The survey provides estimates of the total dollar value of construction work done…
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Engineering Inc. magazine From taxes to energy, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump offer vastly different visions for America’s future. Here’s where they stand on the issues that most affect engineering…
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Tom Pace, CFO of Thomas & Hutton and Chair of the ACEC Tax & Regulatory Affairs Committee, testified in front of the House Ways and Means Committee Main Street tax…
Read MoreWashington, DC – The American Council of Engineering Companies recently added two new Washington veterans to its advocacy team. Jordan Baugh joined ACEC as vice president for water and environment, while Bradley Saull joined…
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ACEC applauds a new Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) final rule prohibiting the use of reverse auctions, since price should never be the only selection factor for architect-engineer (A/E) services. The…
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