The New Federal Transportation Program: What It Means for Your Business – Webinar, December 14th, 1:30pm- 3pm EST

Posted by Infra on Wednesday, December 9th, 2015

ACEC LogoCongress has finally approved a new, long-term surface transportation program – the FAST Act.  The $305 billion package will boost investments in highway and transit projects, giving State and local transportation agencies five full years of dedicated federal assistance, unlocking stalled projects and unleashing a new wave of contracting opportunities for engineering firms.

To preview how the FAST Act will impact the business outlook for A/E/C firms, The American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) presents an exclusive on-line seminar: The New Federal Transportation Program – What It Means for Your Business.  Led by nationally recognized experts in highway and transit policy and funding, participants in this session will receive key insights into funding levels and formulas, new grant programs, and changes to project delivery rules for state and local transportation agencies.

Attendees will learn about how state highway and transit program funds are apportioned under the law, project eligibilities and selection criteria for new grants for freight mobility and assistance for major projects, transit program changes for local project sponsors, and new project delivery streamlining reforms for environmental reviews.  Other topics include TIFIA loans and project financing assistance, highway infrastructure safety, and research & development into alternative revenue mechanisms for transportation programs.

This must-see seminar will give engineering and design firms a jump start on the transportation market outlook for 2016 and beyond.

Presenters:

GREG COHEN, President & CEO, American Highways Users Alliance – A well-known expert on federal highway programs, Greg leads a diverse coalition of businesses and non-profit organizations representing companies and associations including motorists, commercial drivers, RVers, motorcyclists, and others advocating for highway program improvements.  Greg is a former House staffer for the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, and a former project engineer for the Maryland Department of Transportation.

JEFF BOOTHE, President, Boothe Transit Consulting LLC – Jeff combines nearly 40 years of legislative experience on and off Capitol Hill, leading major transit advocacy coalitions and promoting capital projects, as well as providing strategic assistance for clients on legislative policy, federal funding, and regulatory issues before the Federal Transit Administration and Federal Railroad Administration.

For more information and to register go to: http://www.acec.org/calendar/calendar-webinars/the-new-federal-transportation-program-what-it-means-for-your-business

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