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F R O M ACEC I T O YOU ENGINEERING NC. THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE
AMERICAN COUNCIL OF ENGINEERING COMPANIES AMERICAN COUNCIL OF ENGINEERING
COMPANIES CHAIRMAN Federal Agencies Are Vital William S. Howard PRESIDENT
Growing Market for Engineering David A. Raymond VICE PRESIDENT, OPERATIONS
Mar y Ann Emely DIRECTOR, COMMUNICATIONS and MEDIA Alan D. Crockett STAFF
EDITOR Andrea Keeney This issue of Engineering Inc. focuses on the growth
of the federal engineering akeeney@acec.org market. 202 682-4347 With
their decentralized structure, federal agencies create numerous engineer-
ACEC EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD ing opportunities in every state the
Department of Defense alone averages William Howard, Camp Dresser & McKee,
Edison, N.J.; about $2 billion in contracting opportunities for engineering
services each year. Gar y Link , HNTB, Kansas City, Mo.; Judith Nitsch,
Judith Nitsch Engineering, Inc., Boston; ACEC provides several programs to
help members take advantage of market- David A. Raymond, ACEC, Washington,
D.C. ing opportunities available through ACEC STAFF EDITORIAL TEAM federal
agencies. The monthly Mar- E d Bajer, Ann Brandstadter, Steve Hall, Charles
C. Kim, ket Forecast Series typically brings Deirdre McKenna members
face-to-face with key deci- THE MAGAZINE GROUP sion-makers from federal
agencies MANAGING EDITOR that contract for engineering serv- Richard
Brunelli ices. Among participating agencies ART DIRECTOR are the Army
Corps of Engineers, Jeff Kibler the General Services Administra-
PRODUCTION MANAGER tion, the Department of Homeland Mar y Mieszczanski Se
c u r i t y and the U.S. Trade and ADVERTISING SALES Mid- Atlantic,
Southwest and West & Michigan and Indiana Development Agency. FORREST
MacCORMACK Donald R. Berry The Federal Markets Briefing, to MagazineXperts
be held April 13 as part of ACEC's 6 Mill Race Court Annual Convention in
Washington, Andover, N.J. 07821 908-852-7466, 908-813-3034 fax D.C., also
brings members and fed- dberr y@magazinexperts.com eral agency officials
together to dis- cuss issues crucial in the procurement process, such as
budget outlooks and spe- New England, Southeast and Midwest & Colorado
Stephen B. Donohue cific procurement requirements. MagazineXperts This
issue of Engineering Inc. further addresses contracting opportunities with
115 Algonquin Trail federal agencies by providing in-depth interviews with
the new Army Corps of Medford, N.J. 08055 Engineers' Chief Lt. Gen. Carl
Strock, Ed Feiner of the General Services Admin- 609-654-4568,
609-654-6992 fax sdonohue@magazinexperts.com istration and David Wright of
the Naval Facilities Engineering Command see page 8 . Engineering Inc.,
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issue is a special roundtable featuring leaders from federal and by the
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