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A/E firms that took Paycheck Protection Program loans to maintain cash flow and alleviate market uncertainties are now considering applying for loan forgiveness under the terms of the Small Business…

Available on 8/28 Client-drafted professional services agreements seem to get more one-sided with every new project. Engineers have become accustomed to negotiating uninsurable and unreasonable indemnity clauses and elevated standards…

Design-Build (“DB”) continues to progress as the delivery method of choice for many public owners – federal, state and local on infrastructure projects. Those owners find attractive the ability to…

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) will audit all loans in excess of $2 million made under the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). Loans below the $2 million threshold also may…

DPC member firms Woodard & Curran, RS&H and VHB led the formation of the DPC Diversity & Inclusion Working Group. The DIWG, including D&I leaders representing 21 firms, produced a…

Available on 5/13 The value of an engineer is being tested beyond the traditional skills and business models that we’ve become used to. Science, data, and design have become the…

Cybersecurity is quickly becoming one of the most significant business risks in the engineering space. Which makes it all the more important that CFOs and CTOs are aligned in their…

In light of COVID-19, new best practices and questions are emerging as the public involvement process goes virtual. This is an unprecedented time that must be approached with empathy for…

Imagine a world where you and your employees knew the financial implications of every decision they made before they made a decision. How would this affect fee proposals, contract negotiations,…

COVID-19has significantly impacted the A/E industry’s workforce. What new challenges are firms facing? Where are the opportunities? How do we adapt to the changes that COVID-19 has forced upon us?​…