ACEC NEWS
Listen to this post: The Census Bureau released its 2023 3rd Quarter Quarterly Services Survey (QSS). This data includes the design and engineering services performed by architecture and engineering…
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The American Council of Engineering Companies continues to advocate for an urgent fix to the R&D tax to preserve American innovation and our competitiveness in the global marketplace. Here’s what…
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With ballot counting and certification now complete, we are pleased to announce the results of the 2024-2026 National Officer elections. All nominees (below) were returned as Officers-Elect, with their terms…
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Guest Post: Janie Tiedeman | Senior Vice President, RS&H | Chair, 2023-2025 ACEC DEI&B Committee Last week, the ACEC Research Institute released its first-ever Diversity Roadmap Report on the state of…
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For the second consecutive year, The Hill has included ACEC in its list of Washington, DC’s top lobbyists. As with last year’s list, the Capitol Hill newspaper specifically named Linda…
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ACEC recently held a webinar on the prohibition against TikTok on any device used to execute federal government contracts. Led by Holland & Knight attorney Jeremy Burkhart – a leading…
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Today, the National Institute of Lobbying Ethics (NILE) announced that ACEC’s Dave Bender was named one of just two Top PAC Professionals of the Year. This award recognizes excellence in…
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ACEC and a coalition of business allies urged Congress to take immediate action to support innovation and fix the R&D amortization requirement. Starting in 2022, engineering firms and other innovators…
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James Buchanan, our nation’s 15th president, spoke of his love for what he termed “the noise of democracy” – the voices of the people who consent to be governed speaking…
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The ACEC Nominating Committee is pleased to announce the following slate of nominees for National Officers with terms starting at the 2024 Annual Convention and Legislative Summit in Washington, DC. …
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