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1960
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SACRAMENTO, Calif., June 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The American Council of Engineering Companies of California (ACEC California) announced today the recipients of its 2025 Scholarship Foundation scholarships. The ACEC California Scholarship Foundation awards annual scholarships to accomplished graduate or undergraduate college students working toward a degree in engineering or land surveying. Students are also eligible to receive additional scholarships from ACEC National and ACEC California Chapters."ACEC California is honored to support the bright futures of these talented students," said Brad Diede, Executive Director of ACEC California. "With a growing shortage of engineers and land surveyors, it is crucial to encourage young people to pursue these rewarding, well-paying careers. We remain committed to fostering the next generation of professionals in these vital fields."In total, the ACEC California Scholarship Foundation awarded $82,000 in scholarship funds to 15 students: six graduate students and nine undergraduate students. This year's scholarship recipients have showcased remarkable achievements in their fields of study and a keen interest in addressing critical policy issues in California
For over four decades, GRI has proudly partnered with the Port of Portland, providing geotechnical and pavement engineering services at Portland International Airport and the surrounding port facilities.
SACRAMENTO, Calif., Jan. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Today the American Council of Engineering Companies, California (ACEC California) announced the 2025 recipients of its annual Engineering Excellence Awards. Projects were recognized for demonstrating an exceptional degree of innovation, complexity, achievement, and value. Seventeen projects earned the prestigious Honor Award distinction, twenty-four were recognized with Merit Awards, and sixteen Commendation Awards were awarded."The 2025 Engineering Excellence Awards celebrate the extraordinary innovation and achievements of ACEC California engineering and land surveying firms," said Brad Diede, Executive Director of ACEC California. "Californians deserve exceptional infrastructure. The awards this year represent a wide range of projects including reliable water related and transportation systems, secure bicycle/pedestrian routes, habitat restoration and recreation, and structurally sound buildings
KPFF, in partnership with WholeTrees Structures, wins NCSEA "outstanding structure of the year"
Head over to our on-demand library to view sessions from VB Transform 2023. Register Here. Pirros, a technology platform that helps architecture and engineering firms manage their drawing sets more efficiently, announced today that it has raised a $2 million seed round from a group of investors and advisors with deep industry connections.Notable contributors to the funding round include angel investors Carl Bass, former chief executive of Autodesk; Joseph Walla of HelloSign; and Ryan Sutton-Gee of the construction software firm PlanGrid. Venture capital firms including YCombinator, FundersClub and Twenty Two Ventures also participated in the seed round.Pirros is a tool created to streamline detail management for architecture and engineering firms. It automatically categorizes and catalogs the primary deliverable of design professionals: the many thousands of drawing sets that firms create each year for buildings and infrastructure.Most firms currently face an extremely inefficient paradigm of creating, using and then effectively discarding design details — not because they are no longer useful, but because they are stored on on-premises servers with little to no ability to rediscover and reuse them. This has the effect of architects and engineers having to re-create drawings over and over for each project, which has the further effect of stripping them of the quality control process they underwent in the course of their initial creation