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Click here for ACEC-Illinois Value Statement
Membership gives us the ability to collaborate with our peers about the state of the market and to learn more about their capabilities for teaming purposes. Our team members have been asked by non-member firms, “how did YOU get that job?” They got it because they met us at an ACEC-IL event!
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As of July 1, 2008, new members pay only 33% in the first fiscal year, 66% in the second fiscal year, full dues in their third fiscal year. Our fiscal year runs July 1 through June 30.
What is ACEC-IL and ACEC?
The American Council of Engineering Companies of Illinois (ACEC-IL) is a statewide business association of engineering and land surveying firms which together employ over 10,000 engineers, architects, environmental specialists, land surveyors, scientists, technicians and support personnel. Individual members are the principals of the Member Firms and include a wide variety of design professional and business managers.
The American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) is a national federation of 51 Member Organizations (including ACEC-IL), representing more than 300,000 engineers, architects, land surveyors and other specialists and over 5,700 firms. Click here for National membership benefits.
Member Firms belong to both ACEC-IL and ACEC and are effectively represented at the national and state levels.
What Are the Requirements for Membership?
ACEC-IL bylaws require that, as a condition of membership, member firms must:
- Maintain an office in the State of Illinois for the practice of consulting engineering or land surveying as a sole proprietorship or partnership; or as a corporation, division or subsidiary rendering consulting engineering or land surveying services, provided that their officers act for them on professional policies and activities;
- Have principals licensed professionally in accordance with the laws of the State of Illinois;
- Practice consulting engineering in accordance with the ACEC and ACEC-IL Bylaws and the fundamental canons and rules of practice of the professional and ethical conduct guidelines; and
- Practice under an organizational arrangement that does not involve a conflict of interest or that does not subordinate independent judgment to other considerations.
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