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With Labor Day in the rearview mirror, political observers had plenty to watch on September 4 as primary elections took place across Massachusetts. Here's a summary of what happened on September 4.

Join ACEC/MA for a breakfast update on transportation issues with Massachusetts Transportation Leaders and the Future of Transportation Commission. #ACECMAEvent

Consultants working on MBTA Projects who are considered to be “key personnel” are required to participate in state conflict of interest law and ethics training within 30 days of executing a contract. MBTA is trying to get as many of these certificates in as possible by 8/31, but recognizes that it might take a few more days for you to get this done. It’s a 1 hour video.

ACEC Business Insurance Trust Deductible Assistance Program Now Offers up to $1,000 Reimbursement

The Massachusetts Legislature concluded its 2017-18 formal legislative session at midnight on July 31. While informal sessions will continue until January 1, 2019, this page summarizes issues impacting ACEC/MA members

ACEC/MA Education Corporation and BSCES have teamed together to provide Dream Big to every Massachusetts public elementary and middle schools. If you can visit a school to talk about engineering careers to support this STEM- related effort you can sign up for outreach materials to present to schools as a related activity to, screening Dream Big.

Download the Summer 2018 Issue of Insights, ACEC/MA's informative quarterly newsletter.

Enter your winning project in the ACEC/MA 2019 Engineering Excellence Awards Competition by October 9. Here are the key dates.

3-session program for professionals with 3 - 5 years of experience. All Sessions at CDM Smith, Boston

Fall Everest Roundtable Registration now open!

ACEC/MA Education Corporation (ACEC/MA EC) Presidents’ Scholarship is a tribute to the outstanding leaders whose stewardship has successfully guided almost six decades of accomplishment. The annual scholarship will be presented @ ACEC/MA's Engineering Excellence and Awards Gala on March 20, 2019 at The Royal Sonesta, Cambridge, MA.

ACEC National President's Monthly Update for July 2018

Join us at the ACEC 2018 Fall Conference on October 28-31, 2018 at the Bellagio in Las Vegas! Join us for outstanding sessions that will help you, your team and your firm. Future ACEC Conferences listed here too.

Announcing the FY2019 ACEC/MA Leadership Team, with our gratitude to the FY2018 Board and Committee and Forum leaders.

ACEC/MA met with a core group of state officials and utility leaders to discuss public policy challenges, their procurement process and outline upcoming projects and plans.

The ACEC/MA Health & Safety Forum invites Health & Safety staff at member firms to complete our Health & Safety Benchmarking Survey. The survey results will be analyzed with findings compiled and made available in summary form to ACEC/MA members. Survey results will: 1) allow members to see the best practices currently in use by their peers and can help guide existing or future efforts to improve H&S programs and 2) help the H&S Forum to identify topics for future discussion and analysis.

ACEC/MA and WTS-Boston are hosting a webinar on Sexual Harassment Prevention on June 21 from 4 - 5:30 PM at Aldrich Center at The Engineering Center, One Walnut St, Boston, MA. RSVP by 6/11/18 for this session, open to employees of ACEC/MA Member Firms, WTS-Boston Members and others in the engineering/transportation/water infrastructure community interested in learning more.

Join ACEC/MA for this session on how managing cyber risk as a business risk will better align and prioritize your cyber risk activities to maximize the ROI of your cyber program and protect your company’s brand and bottom line.

ACEC/MA is hosting a Member Briefing on Current Practices with BIM jointly developed by our IS Forum and Risk Management Forum on June 7 from 8:30 - 11 am program at Simpson Gumpertz & Heger’s office in Waltham, MA. This Briefing is open to ACEC/MA Member Firms and invited public agency partners.

Op-Ed Published in the Patriot Ledger, 4/6/2018: Massachusetts needs the governor and Legislature to work together to pass legislation addressing both the immediate and long-term climate change threats.