ADVOCACY
During E-Week, the Engineering and Public Works Roadshow made a stop on Capitol Hill. The open house was an opportunity to bridge the gap between policy, communications, and engineering and…
Read MoreEngineering Inc. magazine After the Loss of a Dynamic Leader, the Member Organization Looked to its Emerging Leaders Committee to Help it Retool and Reprioritize It can be tough for…
Read MoreACEC 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…
Read MoreACEC was successful in securing an exemption for A/E services subject to Brooks Act procurement rules from a final Biden Administration rule requiring the use of Project Labor Agreements (PLA)…
Read MoreAdvocacy April 26, 2023 Federal Agencies Committee Meets with Corps Leaders The Federal Agencies and Procurement Advocacy (FAPA) Committee recently hosted Mr. Pete Perez, SES, Chief of Engineering and Construction…
Read MoreAdvocacy April 21, 2023 ACEC Member Action is Needed: Urge Lawmakers to Cosponsor Legislation that Will Repeal R&D Amortization We’re seeing movement in Congress on the five-year R&D amortization requirement…
Read MoreAdvocacy April 14, 2023 ACEC Hosts FIDIC North America in Chicago This week, ACEC was joined by the Association of Consulting Engineering Companies, Canada and the National Chamber of Consulting Companies,…
Read MoreAdvocacy April 11, 2023 ACEC Submits Comments on Proposed Noncompete Ban The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has proposed banning noncompete agreements in most cases and rescinding existing agreements. ACEC submitted…
Read MoreAdvocacy March 21, 2023 ACEC Submits Comments on Employment-Based Visa Fees ACEC submitted comments on a proposal from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to substantially increase the fees associated…
Read MoreAdvocacy March 17, 2023 Council Reinforces Need to Maintain Fair and Open Competition This week, ACEC submitted comments to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), which is proposing to…
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