ACEC-BC Membership Renewal

Thanks for taking the time to provide us with your updated membership information.

Our membership renewal process offers the Association the opportunity to update our understanding of your business, to collect data for use in Association marketing and advocacy programs and to support assessment of our financial needs for the coming year.

Important Dates:

  • Data Collection: February 26 – March 20, 2026
  • Budgeting & Fee Approval: March 5, 2026
  • Member Invoicing: Starts March 6, 2026

Questions?
Contact us at info[at]acec-bc.ca.

▼ View what's included in each part of the submission by clicking on each section ▼

1 - Firm Information
1.2 - Contact
1.3 - Charter
2 - Firm Demographics
3 - Advocacy
4 - Voting Members

Section 1 - Firm Information

Primary BC Mailing Address

Firm Representative

We will contact this person for renewals reminders, additional information, etc.

Firm Marketing Contact

Future Leaders Network Champion

The FLN are seeking a general update to their Champions list and appreciate member support to provide contact details. The FLN Champion is the point of contact for the FLN and provides support by sharing information about FLN events and content within their organization.

Thank you for your interest in the YPG Leadership Circle. A member of the YPG team will be in touch shortly following the close of membership renewal.
At our Annual General Meeting in June 2023, ACEC-BC members adopted a new Charter of Membership. In 2024 we sent framed copies of the Charter to all members. If you joined in the past year or would like additional copies for other offices, please indicate your request below.

Who should we direct the package to?

Section 2 - Firm Demographics

Total number of professional, technical and support staff who contribute to the consulting engineering practice of your firm in BC

Please include any individual remote or regional offices.

Other than our core advocacy issues (see below), are there areas of interest to your firm that ACEC-BC should consider addressing?

ACEC-BC Advocacy Issues
  • Fair procurement practices such as QBS
  • Balanced contract language including proportional allocation of risk
  • Removal of barriers to efficient operation of business in BC
Each member firm is entitled to a proportional share of voting members based on N (total employees in BC). Voting members represent the firm in elections, referenda and are authorized to participate in Association governance at the Annual General Meeting.

Total Employees (N) in British Columbia Number of ACEC-BC Voting Members
Less than 5 1
5 to 20 2
21 to 50 3
51 to 100 4
101 to 200 5
201 to 300 6
301 to 400 7
401 to 600 8
More than 600 9

Voting Members