John Hennessy III,
P.E.
Aging tunnels in America, coupled with the country’s continued growth, have created an extremely high demand for attention. The imminent repair and replacement will result in significant growth in the tunnel construction market in North America over the next several years. Thousands of tunnels are in dire need of attention because every state has hundreds, […]
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Every Spring in Washington, DC the ACEC Annual Convention welcomes over 1400 attendees. The audience is made up of C-level executives of engineering companies, along with industry professionals with a range of backgrounds.
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All good things must come to an end, however, and many analysts say the economy hit its cyclical peak in 2018. On the other hand, the consensus is that the slowdown will be relatively mild and not enough to push the economy into recession.
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In some areas, it’s not the latest technology but the everyday needs that face the biggest hurdles. U.S. infrastructure remains in dire straits, with about $150 billion annually needed to repair highways and bridges, $100 billion for airports, $25 billion for public transit and $25 billion for water and wastewater, according to Kothari.
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The 2018 Engineering Excellence Awards Gala— known as the Academy Awards of the engineering industry— showcased 146 projects from across the country and around the world at a black-tie event on April 17.
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AMERICAN COUNCIL OF ENGINEERING COMPANIES (ACEC) Written by Calvin Hennick Over the past two decades, the American Council of Engineering Companies has grown in membership and stature, and become a powerful voice on Capitol Hill, and in state capitals throughout the nation—with outgoing President/CEO Dave Raymond at the center of it all. When Dave Raymond […]
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“I believe we need more engineers in elected office across the board. I talk to a lot of engineering groups and to engineering students, and I always encourage them to get involved in politics, whether they are going to run for office or not. The fact is the laws and rules propagated by those in elected office can have a lot of impact on engineering careers and what happens with the economy. It’s just important that engineers become more involved. I don’t know the exact number of engineers currently in Congress, but I do know there are two engineers who were just elected by special elections—Ron Estes, R-Kansas, and Greg Gianforte, R-Montana.”
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Greetings from the International Space Station as they celebrate Engineers Week 2018 with us! Learn more about #Eweek2018: http://discovere.org/engineersweek
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In addition to providing solutions to meet client needs, member firms are creating their own facilities that demonstrate innovative sustainability.
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Inspire a girl’s future! Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day (Girl Day) is a chance to get involved and share the excitement of engineering with the next generation of engineers. Show girls what engineers do and give them an opportunity to see themselves as engineers who can make a difference in the world. Learn more about #GirlDay2018 and how you can get involved here! http://discovere.org/girlday
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