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Get Involved with ACEC National

ACEC Committees Carry out functions that advance the Council’s Strategic Plan. Recommend legislation and regulations to promote and protect the engineering and design services industry Provide essential information on engineering…

Benefits of the ACEC Federation

POWER IN NUMBERS The American Council of Engineering Companies is a federation of 52 state and regional groups with more than 5,600 engineering firm and affiliate members employing over 800,000…

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ACEC – Model State Government Competition Legislation

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Fact Sheet on Uniform Audit and Accounting Rules for State DOTs

UNIFORM AUDIT AND ACCOUNTING RULES FOR DOTS Issue ACEC has worked closely with Congress and the U.S. Department of Transportation for many years to adopt uniform procurement rules for State…

Professional and Ethical Conduct Guidelines

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ACEC Conflict of Interest Policy

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ACEC Antitrust Compliance Policy

ACEC’s rules for members and participants in Council activities regarding compliance with the principles of antitrust law, the body of law that protects fair competition in the marketplace.

ACEC Duty to Defend Infographic

Infographic explaining the dangers of “Duty to Defend” provisions in engineering professional service contracts.