We’re here at the 2026 ACEC/KDOT Partnering Conference in Topeka with a sold-out crowd of 340. Great to see so many engineers and KDOT partners in one room. More to come!
What does the next generation of engineers actually want from their employers — and are we listening?
Episode #41 of the QBS Express is available now! 🔗 qbsexpress.transistor.fm/41
ACEC of Kansas is still accepting entries for the 2027 Engineering Excellence Awards Competition!
Don't miss this opportunity to showcase your outstanding example of engineering. Submit by Friday, November 13, 2026.
Visit acecks.org/EEA for submission details.
Last call: entries for the 2026 ACEC of Kansas Public Improvement Awards are due this Friday, October 9. Submit your project to [email protected] before close of business to be considered.
The deadline is approaching for the 2026 ACEC of Kansas Public Improvement Awards! If your firm has a project that made a real difference for a Kansas community, we'd love to see it.
Submit to [email protected] by close of business Friday, October 9, 2026 to be considered.
In this special episode of the QBS Express, we partner with ACEC National’s Engineering Influence and sit down with U.S. Representative Ron Estes of Kansas for a conversation on tax policy, infrastructure, and regulatory reform.
Episode #40 of the QBS Express is available now!
ACEC of Kansas is now accepting entries for the 2027 Engineering Excellence Awards Competition!
This statewide program recognizes innovative and outstanding examples of engineering. Submit your entry by November 13, 2026.
Visit acecks.org/EEA for submission details.
Join ACEC-KS for the October Membership Lunch on October 6 at the Hilton Garden Inn in Overland Park With special guests Steve Rockers (KDOT), Craig Cogan (HNTB) and Tom Gerend. Register here:
Register here: acecks.org/event-6696763
There's still time to enter the 2026 ACEC of Kansas Public Improvement Awards. If your firm has a project that made a real difference for a Kansas community, we'd love to see it. Submit to [email protected] by close of business Friday, October 9.
Today marks 25 years since September 11, 2001. We remember the lives lost and honor the first responders and service members who answered the call. We will never forget.
Have your project recognized! Applications are open for the 2026 ACEC of Kansas Public Improvement Awards — now in their 65th year.
Submit your project to [email protected] by close of business Friday, October 9. Applications and full details are on our website.
ACEC of Kansas is now accepting entries for the 2027 Engineering Excellence Awards Competition! Submit your entry by Friday, November 13, 2026.
Visit acecks.org/EEA for the brochure, entry form, checklist, and all submission details.
The ACEC-KS Board of Directors gathered for dinner in Wichita last night. Thank you to our board members for their continued dedication and leadership!
Join us for the ACEC Kansas September Membership Lunch on Tuesday, September 1 at 12:00 PM at Larkspur Bistro in Wichita!
Click here to register: acecks.org/event-6696760/Reg…
Registration is open for the 2026 KDOT/ACEC Kansas Annual Partnering Conference!
Join KDOT and consulting firms from across the state for a day of learning, networking, and collaboration.
October 21 at Townsite Tower in Topeka.
Register today: acecks.org/event-6510595
There is still time to register for the next ACEC of Kansas membership lunch! Connect with fellow members and stay plugged in to what's happening across the council.
Sign up here: acecks.org/event-6696760
Blaine Finch of Kelsey Harris led the Governmental Affairs session for this year's ACEC of Kansas Emerging Leaders Program, addressing common misconceptions about politics, policymaking, and industry advocacy.
Thank you to Blaine for contributing to the program.
Day 2 of the Emerging Leaders Program brought a look at what it takes to grow business and win clients in the consulting engineering field. Four accomplished business developers joined the class for a Business Development Roundtable.
Thank you to our panelists!
Orientation with Scott Heidner, Executive Director of ACEC of Kansas set the stage for the entire program: building the camaraderie that will carry this class through the sessions ahead. When emerging leaders know and trust one another, everything that follows lands deeper.
