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ACEC support letter sent urging Senate Energy & Natural Resources Committee leadership to swiftly approve the FERC nominees to fill current vacancies and return the Commission to full complement.
On behalf of the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC), the business voice of the nation’s engineering industry, we appreciate your many decades of support for America’s engineering industry with…
Washington, DC – Today the ACEC Research Institute announced a major donation from American Engineering Testing (AET), a multi-disciplinary engineering firm that focuses on the transportation, energy, commercial, industrial and…
The North American Intermodal Market is the largest globally, generating $55 billion in revenue annually (IANA). Why it matters: Why it matters: This market is crucial for efficient goods movement…
Washington, DC – Today the ACEC Research Institute announced a major donation from JMT, an employee owned, multi-disciplinary firm that provides a full array of planning, design, and construction phase…
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) today applauded the U.S. Department of Transportation’s selection of Kimley-Horn Executive Chair Steve Lefton to serve on the Department’s USDOT Advisory Board. Lefton—who also…
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Engineering Leaders Report Strong Current Business Conditions, Heightened Concerns for the Future Despite continued strength in the fundamentals of their own businesses, engineering firm executives are expressing growing concern about…
From Insight to Action: New Study Reveals Why Progressive Design-Build is Reshaping Infrastructure WASHINGTON, D.C. – The ACEC Research Institute has released a landmark report, “Progressive Design-Build: Practice, Perception, and…
When the ACEC Research Institute last surveyed engineering firms in April 2025 about their business outlook, the results painted an ominous picture of the economy in general which bled over…