Mark Your Calendar

ACEC/Michigan is excited to announce the dates for several of our premier events in 2025 and 2026. These gatherings bring together engineering professionals, public agency leaders, students, and industry stakeholders to collaborate, celebrate excellence, inspire the next generation, and engage on the critical issues shaping Michigan’s future infrastructure. We invite you to save the dates and plan to join us.

Invest in your growth. Build your leadership. And take your career to the next level.

ACEC/Michigan is excited to announce an engaging lineup of professional development webinars designed to help you sharpen your leadership, communication, and technical skills—while earning valuable Professional Development Hours (PDHs). These virtual sessions bring top-tier speakers and practical takeaways directly to your desktop. Mark your calendars and register early to reserve your spot!

Budget Uncertainty Grows; Infrastructure and QBS Efforts Continue

Michigan’s budget remains in limbo as lawmakers clash over transportation and school funding, creating uncertainty for local governments, schools, and project planning. At the same time, engineering and infrastructure priorities are gaining ground—federally and statewide.

Inspiring the Next Generation

The 2025 Lansing Construction Science Expo will take place Tuesday, September 30 at Impression 5 Science Center, welcoming over 400 middle school students for a dynamic, hands-on introduction to careers in engineering, architecture, surveying, and the skilled trades. With 60+ industry partners offering interactive stations and mentorship, the event is a powerful workforce development initiative designed to spark interest in Michigan’s future infrastructure professionals.

Board Retreat Recap

Bringing together industry leaders, the ACEC/Michigan Board of Directors convened on June 5, 2025, for its annual retreat to assess progress on strategic goals and set a forward-looking agenda. Discussions centered on enhancing member firm success, expanding and diversifying membership, and advancing workforce development efforts across the state. Key updates included stronger partnerships with MDOT and LEO, expanded outreach tools, AI training exploration, and bold advocacy for QBS and transportation funding.

Delivering Value, Driving Progress

ACEC/Michigan advanced major initiatives in our 2024-2025 fiscal year, including launching a modern website and Member Center, strengthening workforce development, driving QBS legislation, and leading a statewide infrastructure advocacy campaign.

Budget Uncertainty Grows; Infrastructure and QBS Efforts Continue

Key Impacts on Engineering & Infrastructure