Register HERE with credit card, or pay at the door. Please register by Monday, February 25!
The Local Assistance Division (LAD) of VDOT develops policy and provides guidance for special funding programs that impact projects delivered by localities. Whether you are a transportation consultant or a local government transportation agency, your work on local projects may be subject to federal and state stewardship and oversight obligations.
Join us to learn about the guidance, policies and tools LAD has developed for use on local projects. The overall value of the projects that fall under the oversight of LAD in NOVA is $1.6 billion, with 200 projects in design development and 50 in active construction. Even though a transportation project may be administered by a local government agency, VDOT is still responsible for oversight to ensure the funds provided are appropriately spent in accordance with the contract documents. Learn what VDOT audits and how to "Start Right" and "Stay Right" on local transportation projects.
WHEN: Tuesday, February 26, 2019, 11:45 AM - 1:15 PM (Sign-in and catered lunch begin at 11:45 AM, with speaker at 12:00 PM)
WHERE: WSP, 13530 Dulles Technology Drive, Suite 300, Herndon, VA 20171
COST: $20 per person (ASCE member) $25 (nonmember)
Attendees will receive (1.0) Professional Development Hour (PDH).
About the speaker: Leonard (Bud) Siegel, Jr. PE is the Local Assistance Program Manager with VDOT NOVA District. He has been with VDOT for over 21 years, of which the last four and a half have been in his current role as LAP Manager. His 39-years of combined experience in design, construction, and project management has focused on land development and transportation project engineering and delivery. In his current role he is responsible for the design, construction and fiscal oversight of locally-administered transportation projects. Presently, NOVA's locally-administered program consists of over 250 projects with an estimated value of $1.6B for engineering, right-of-way, and construction.
The Architectural Engineering Institute (AEI) of ASCE, in partnership with Penn State College of Engineering is pleased to announce the 2019 AEI Conference: "Integrated Building Solutions - The National Agenda." This conference offers an opportunity for members of the building construction industry to learn about and discuss advanced strategies and state-of-the-art practices of building technology. Network with industry experts, emerging professionals and future leaders while earning valuable PDHs!
Please visit the following links to register or to be a key sponsor today!
Conference Registration
Sponsorship Information
We look forward to your participation!
Keynote Speakers
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| Wednesday Plenary |
Thursday Luncheon |
Friday Luncheon |
| Kevin Kampschroer |
Scott Radecic, LEED® AP |
Heather Wishart-Smith, PE, PMP, LEED® AP BD+C, F.ASCE |
Chief Sustainability Officer
Director, Office of Federal High-Performance Buildings
US General Services Administration |
Populous |
Jacobs |
| Plenary Keynote |
Integrating Data and Design: The Future Stadium |
What If? Design Attitude in the Age of Digital Disruption |
How will society adapt to the engineering and development challenges facing the transportation needs of cities of today and the future? Join your peers and other leading planners, researchers, and policy makers as they discuss innovative and necessary solutions to these needs and how our cities must appropriately adapt.
Conference Tracks
ICTD 2019 will explore the future of transportation and development, including information and communication technology, sensors, big data and analytics, new energy, financial and legal issues, codes and standards, and more, organized into eight conference tracks:
- Connected & Autonomous Vehicles
- Transportation Safety
- Rail & Public Transit
- Traffic Operations
- Planning & Development
- Challenges & Opportunities of Emerging Technologies
- Infrastructure Systems
- Aviation Operations
Plenary Sessions and Special Events
Four plenary sessions—Smart Cities, Smart Energy, Smart Mobility, and Smart Data— will present an overview of critical issues. The conference also features breakout sessions, pre-conference workshops, an awards banquet, younger member session, poster session, an icebreaker reception, and technical tours.
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The ASCE Legislative Fly-In is a public policy initiative. It's an opportunity for you to receive training on lobbying for public policy, and to meet Members of Congress or their staff on Capitol Hill to advocate on behalf of ASCE for its priority issues.
Apply for an opportunity to join 200+ fellow Key Contacts in Washington, DC two days of legislative training and meetings on Capitol Hill. Applications are now being accepted for the 2019 Legislative Fly-In!
