ACEC Annual Report - Association of Consulting Engineering ...

Annual Report 

2006-2007

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Chair’s Report ............................................................................page 2 

President’s Report ......................................................................page 3 

The Year in Review ....................................................................page 4 

New ACEC Mission ....................................................................page 5 

ACEC Activities at a Glance in 2006-2007 .................................page 9 

Auditor’s Report on Summarized Financial Statements .............page 14 

2006-2007 Condensed Audited Financial Statements ..............page 15 

ACEC Committees and Members .................................. Annex Booklet 

Annual Report • Rapport annuel 2006-2007 

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Dear ACEC Members, 

I am delighted to report that the past 12 months 

have been very good for both the consulting 

engineering industry in Canada and for our 

national association. 

From an industry perspective, our member firms 

report having been very busy – and many busier 

than they have ever been. The 2006 ACEC 

Benchmarking survey results reflect a design 

industry that has established positive momentum 

and shows significant signs of economic health. 

Moreover, the new federal government has 

made investments in infrastructure a national 

priority and has provided significant funding for 

infrastructure renewal. This will further strengthen 

the business climate and will be favorable to 

member firms in the short and medium term. 

Of particular importance to our member firms, 

the National Guide to Sustainable Municipal 

Infrastructure (InfraGuide) has published a 

recommended InfraGuide “Best Practice” 

for Selecting a Professional Consultant that 

Chair’s Report 

is in complete harmony with the principles 

of Qualifications-Based Selection QBS. Also, 

Canada remains among the four largest exporters 

of engineering services in the world. 

From an association perspective, the past year has 

been marked with a series of new and innovative 

initiatives that are adding value to the ongoing 

work of the association. With the publication of 

the InfraGuide “Best Practice”, the association 

launched a series of projects and activities to 

promote the InfraGuide “Best Practice” both 

within and outside the industry. The association 

also continues to expand its government relations 

work to ensure that our industry is present and 

visible to key national decision-makers and 

opinion-leaders. What has been particularly 

impressive is how well our Member Organizations 

and the national association are working together 

and speaking with one voice to promote and 

defend our industry. Moreover, the financial 

performance of the association has been excellent 

and ACEC has generated an operating surplus by 

focusing efforts on priorities and generating some 

new revenues. 

In closing, I would like to express my sincere 

appreciations to the many people who have 

made the past year so enjoyable and successful 

– my colleagues on the Board, the leaders in our 

Member Organizations and, especially, the very 

capable and dedicated staff at the ACEC office. 

Thank you for your confidence and let’s all join 

our efforts in pursuing the ACEC mission. 

Thank you 

Réjean Breton, ing. 

Chairman of Board 

ACEC Chair 2006-07 

Association of Consulting Engineers of Canada • Association des ingénieurs-conseils du Canada

More to celebrate 

The past year has been even better than previous 

years for our industry. In addition to the very 

favorable business climate, two developments 

are of particular significance for consulting 

engineers: 1) the federal government’s expanded 

commitment to the renewal of Canada’s 

infrastructure, including highways; and 2) the 

publication by the National Guide to Sustainable 

Municipal Infrastructure (InfraGuide) of the 

excellent, QBS–compatible InfraGuide “Best 

Practice” for Selecting a Professional Consultant. 

Infrastructure renewal: With its 2007 budget, 

federal support for infrastructure will grow from 

$3.2 billion per year to nearly $5.7 billion per 

year by 2013-14. This represents $16 billion in 

new funding over the next seven years - bringing 

federal support under a new long-term plan 

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President’s Report 

for infrastructure to a total of $33 billion. This 

investment will be dedicated to projects such as 

roads and highways, public transit, bridges, sewer 

and water systems, and green energy. 

InfraGuide “Best Practice” for Selecting a 

Professional Consultant: With this “Best Practice”, 

developed by the public sector for the public 

sector, our industry now has an extremely credible 

tool to promote the principles of Qualifications- 

Based Selection (QBS). The major national media 

advertising campaign approved by the ACEC 

Board to promote the “Best Practice” certainly 

has the potential of capturing the attention of our 

target audiences, that is, first, our own member 

firms and clients. 

An area where we have been especially active 

is in government relations. ACEC continues to 

make its positions known on various public policy 

issues, particularly on procurement processes. 

One issue, however, on which we have not had 

tangible positive results is in the reintroduction of 

the funding of infrastructure projects in Canada’s 

aid programs. This will remain a challenge for 

ACEC. 

In closing, I want to express my sincere 

appreciation to our Chair, Mr. Réjean Breton, 

ing., to the members of the Board and to the 

Executive Directors of the Member Organizations 

whose collaborations has been remarkable. 

Special thanks go to Mr. John Gamble, P.Eng., 

for his leadership of the ACEC Procurement Task 

Forces and to the my colleagues on the staff of 

ACEC who serve the association with genuine 

commitment. 

Claude Paul Boivin 

President 


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ACEC is the national voice of the consulting engineering industry in Canada. ACEC member 

companies are engaged, in some way or another, in nearly every infrastructure project in the country 

and in numerous related activities abroad. Consulting engineering firms provide a wide range of 

services needed to meet Canada’s and the world’s ever-increasing demand for food, water, sanitation, 

shelter, health services, transportation and energy. 

Our member firms are world leaders in the provision of quality services that contribute to Canada’s 

economic development and to the safety and well-being of its citizens. These services include the 

planning, design, construction, inspection and management of our infrastructure. Last year, ACEC 

member firms generated revenues in excess of $13.8 billion and employed more than 88,500 

Canadians. Moreover, our industry is the third largest exporter of engineering services in the world, 

after the United-States and Britain. 

Founded in 1925, ACEC’s members consist of 600 independent consulting engineering companies, 

and 11 provincial and territorial member organizations. 

ACEC member firms operate in all provinces and territories, and around the world, providing a 

multitude of specific engineering services in 14 key industry sectors: 

agriculture geology and geophysics 

communications manufacturing 

construction mining and metallurgy 

energy municipal engineering 

environment surveying 

fisheries transportation 

forestry water supply and treatment 


New ACEC Mission 


To further ensure that ACEC’s efforts are focused on it’s fundamental mandate, the ACEC Board, at 

it’s annual strategic planning exercise in January 2006, articulated a new mission statement. 

ACEC Exists to Make its Member Firms More Successful 

ACEC has clearly identified its five priorities and three areas of focus: 

ACEC Priorities 

Image 

Remuneration 

Business Practices 

Lobbying 

Trends 

Areas of Focus 

1. Qualifications-Based Selection 

– The implementation of the InfraGuide 

“Best Practice” for Selecting a 

Professional Consultant 

2. Strategic Role of Consulting Engineers 

3. Outsourcing 

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Infrastructure, Engineers and Canada’s Competitiveness 

“There is a need for long term investment in critical infrastructure to support Canada’s future production capacity” 

David Dodge, Bank of Canada 

“Crumbling highways are not just a poor way to welcome tourists. They can strangle an economy, too” 

Globe and Mail editorial, 18/04/06 

“The problem is governments have tended to treat our highway system like they used to think of the rural telephone 

system. Once the poles are up, you never need to do anything again” 

Jonathan Vance, 

University of Western Ontario 

“After years of ignoring infrastructure, it’s coming home to roost” 

David Caplan, Ontario Minister, 

Public Infrastructure Renewal 

“Working together, Canadian governments can generate economic growth by expanding targeted investments in 

infrastructure and transportation” 

Gordon Campbell, Premier 

British Columbia 

“The time to repair the roof is when the sun is shining.” 

John F. Kennedy 

Infrastructure – Backbone of our Economy: 

Infrastructure is the backbone of our nation’s economy. Prosperity requires a healthy environment, safe 

drinking water, efficient transportation and reliable energy systems. In past decades, however, Canada 

has underinvested in infrastructure resulting in a growing infrastructure debt that is jeopardizing our 

productivity and competitiveness. 

National long-term planning needed: 

Although Canada has already committed significant short-term funding to renew its infrastructure, 

long-term planning of 30-40 years is required. To ensure Canadians get the best value for current 

and future investments, Canada now needs a well coordinated plan developed by the three levels of 

government along with the relevant stakeholders, including consulting engineers who are involved 

in virtually every infrastructure project in the country. The National Roundtable on Sustainable 

Infrastructure (NRTSI) is the ideal forum for effective long term planning and it requires financial 

support from the federal government. 


The Right Engineering is Key to Providing Value to Taxpayers: 


In rebuilding its infrastructure, governments must also make the strategic decision to choose the right 

professional consulting engineers. This is vital because the right engineering at the beginning will 

determine the success of our infrastructure investments over many decades. That is why it is essential 

that governments at all levels adopt the “Best Practice for Selecting a Professional Consultant”. This 

recommended “Best Practice” was recently developed by the National Guide to Sustainable Municipal 

Infrastructure (InfraGuide), which was founded by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, the 

National Research Council and Infrastructure Canada. 

Developing nations need infrastructure too: 

If strategic infrastructure investment is so vital to Canada’s development, why is CIDA refusing to 

help developing countries with theirs? Canadian engineers have the expertise and a long track 

record in providing infrastructure design services to developing countries. Canada should make use 

of this competitive advantage which will enhance Canada’s visibility and strengthen its international 

competitiveness. 

RECOMMENDATIONS: 

When ACEC appeared before the Standing Committee of the House of Commons on Finance it 

recommended that the federal government: 

1) establish predictable long-term funding in order to tackle the country’s growing infrastructure 

debt and accelerate the disbursement of funds in existing programs; 

2) provide funding of $1 million per year for five years to support the operations of a National 

Roundtable for Sustainable Infrastructure (NRTSI) in order to develop appropriate long-term national 

infrastructure plans; 

3) adopt and promote the InfraGuide “Best Practice” for Selecting a Professional Consultant 

in order to ensure quality infrastructure engineering design that in the long-term will save taxpayer 

dollars; 

4) reinstate CIDA funding for the engineering component of sustainable physical infrastructure 

investments in order to make Canadian engineering expertise in infrastructure available to developing 

countries, to enhance Canada’s visibility and to prolong its international competitiveness. 

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Finally, A “Best Practice” for Hiring Engineers 

What is the best way to hire engineering services for an 

infrastructure project? Leaders in the public sector, such as 

provincial governments, municipalities and public utilities now 

have the answer. The National Guide to Sustainable Municipal 

Infrastructure (InfraGuide) has just released a Best Practice for 

Selecting a Professional Consultant. This Best Practice promotes 

the principles of Qualifications-Based Selection (QBS) rather than 

price-based selection as the best method for selecting professional 

engineers and other consultants. 

Designed by the Public Sector for the Public Sector 

InfraGuide is a collaboration of the Federation of Canadian 

Municipalities, Infrastructure Canada, the National Research 

Council and the Canadian Public Works Association to help municipalities make informed decisions 

and promote sustainable infrastructure investment. InfraGuide is both a national network of experts 

and a growing collection of published best practice documents for use by municipal decision makers 

and technical personnel in the public and private sectors. 

Focus on Long-term Value and Savings for Taxpayers 

Decisions made during project planning and design have ramifications over the entire service life of a 

project. An appropriate investment in professional services at the onset of a project, which represents 

only 1-2% of the lifecycle cost, can potentially reduce capital, maintenance and operating costs while 

improving reliability and extending service life. 


ACEC Activities at a Glance in 2006-2007 

The InfraGuide “Best Practice” – Top ACEC Priority 

With the publication of the InfraGuide “Best Practice” for Selecting a 

Professional Consultant, the focus of ACEC activities has been on promoting 

the “Best Practice” which fully supports the principles of Qualifications- 

Based Selection (QBS). The InfraGuide “Best Practice” was developed 

by the National Guide to Sustainable Municipal Infrastructure (InfraGuide) 

working under the auspices of the National Research Council, Infrastructure 

Canada, and the Federation of Canadian Municipalities. 

To promote the InfraGuide “Best Practice” for Selecting a Professional 

Consultant, ACEC has undertaken a number of initiatives, including: 

• A major national media advertising campaign in publications that target 

client decision-makers, Canadian opinion-leaders and procurement 

specialists. 

• A brochure on the InfraGuide “Best Practice”. 

• A “Question and Answer” document on the difference between the 

InfraGuide “Best Practice” and the different procurement systems. 

• A PowerPoint presentation on the InfraGuide “Best Practice”. 

• A speakers series on the InfraGuide “Best Practice”. 

• Representations to senior elected officials and civil servants through 

correspondence, inter-agency meetings, and a formal presentation to 

the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance. 

• Ongoing publications of information on the 

InfraGuide “Best Practice” within the engineering profession and 

industry. 

• Guidelines for promoting the InfraGuide “Best Practice” to 

municipalities. 

• Promotion of the InfraGuide “Best Practice” and the QBS 

principles to the international community at the annual conference of 

the International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC) in order 

to assist Canadian firms working abroad. 

• Question in national client survey on InfraGuide “Best Practice” 


Engineers' Hands 

Shape Our Shape World Our World 

Association of Consulting Engineers of Canada 

Association des ingénieurs-conseils du Canada 



Sustainable Infrastructure and the Consulting Engineer 

Safe drinking water, secure transportation, reliable communications and 

efficient energy are the backbone of our global economy. Consulting 

engineers serve as trusted advisors to society on the planning, 

development and management of our natural and built environment. 





For Best Value - What is the 

“Best Practice” for Selecting Engineers? 

Selecting the right engineering company based on qualifications – not low 

price bidding – leads to significant life-cycle savings by encouraging 

innovation and optimizing quality and sustainability. 

The InfraGuide “Best Practice” for Selecting a Professional Consultant 

is a tool developed by the public sector for the public sector to protect our 

investment in our social, economic and environmental quality of life. 

InfraGuide is the National Guide to Sustainable Municipal Infrastructure – 

a collaboration of the National Research Council, Infrastructure Canada and the 

Federation of Canadian Municipalities. 

The InfraGuide “Best Practice” is available on the Federation of Canadian 

Municipalities website. To access the document, visit www.thebestpractice.ca 



www.thebestpractice.ca 



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Government Relations 

One of the key roles of ACEC is to represent, promote and defend the interests of the consulting 

engineering industry to the federal government. In the past twelve months, ACEC has undertaken a series 

of initiatives on behalf of member firms, which include: 

• Presented a written brief and an oral submission during the pre-Budget consultations of 

the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance, of which two of three ACEC 

recommendations were included in the 

final report to the House of Commons. 

• Participated in the Infrastructure 

Minister’s Round Table consultations. 

• Conducted and published an interview 

with the federal Minister of Transport, 

Infrastructure and Communities. 

• Participated in a Canadian delegation 

to South Carolina involving the 

Canadian and American Ambassadors 

and senior parliamentarians. 

• Sponsored and participated in a 

number of social activities involving 

parliamentarians and their staff, including 

the 150th anniversary of the Canadian 

Museum of Civilization 

The Honourable Lawrence Cannon, Minister of 

Transport, Infrastructure and Communities with ACEC 

President Claude Paul Boivin 

• Participated actively in federal government consultations on procurement issues. 

• Published the ACEC newsletter “Concept” sent to all Parliamentarians which explains and 

promotes Qualifications-Based Selection (QBS) and ACEC positions. 



• Published the ACEC magazine “Perspectives” titled “Engineers & Infrastructure: the Backbone 

of our Economy”. 

• Organized a series of individual meetings with key members of Parliament to promote its 

priority issues. 

• Sent a variety of correspondence to every 

Minister, Member of Parliament and Senator to 

promote ACEC position. 

• Hosted a reception on Parliament Hill to meet 

Ministers, Members of Parliament, Senators and 

their staff. 

• Met with senior CIDA officials to increase 

Canadian participation in development projects 

and investments in infrastructure and to address 

administrative issues. 

• Participated in the Federal/Industry Real 

Property Advisory Council which brings 

together senior officials from government 

and the design and construction industry 

in Canada to address all policy, program 

and administrative issues related to federal 

government procurement. 

Mr. Brian Pallister, Chairman of the House of 

Commons Standing Committee on Finance 

with ACEC President, Mr. Claude Paul Boivin 

• Organized meetings of standing committees of ACEC/Department of National Defence and 

Defence Construction Canada. 

• Hosted the Canadian Consulting Engineering Awards with the participation of Members of 

Parliament and Senators. 

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• Published the second ACEC benchmarking and business survey results to allow firms to 

compare their financial performance with others by size of firm and by province. 

• Published a total Executive Compensation Survey. 

• Developed a client survey questionnaire. 

• Revised and updated ACEC Document 31 Prime Agreement between Client and Engineer. 

• Partnered with PSMJ and Consulting Engineers of Ontario for the organization of a series of 

business seminars and bootcamps for CEOs, principals and project managers. 

• Participated, as one of its four owners, in the work of the Canadian Construction Documents 

Committee (CCDC), which provides a set of commonly agreed upon standard construction 

documents for the design and construction industry in Canada. 

Awards and Publications 

• Canadian Consulting Engineering Awards: 

The organization of the 2006 Canadian Consulting 

Engineering Award ceremony held in Ottawa. Out of 47 

entries from across Canada, 11 awards were presented 

including the prestigious Schreyer Award. For the third 

year, the ceremony included clients as co-recipients of 

awards along with the consulting engineering firms. The 

Honorary Chair of the Awards Gala Dinner was the 

Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons, Mr. Royal 

Galipeau; 15 Federal Parliamentarians attended the event. 

• Beaubien Award: The presentation of the Beaubien 

Award, the highest recognition for individual lifetime 

achievement and contribution to the engineering industry 

and to the association. For 2006, the Beaubien Award 

was presented to Mr. Robert A. Brocklebank, P.Eng. of 

British Columbia. 

Mr. Robert A. Broklebank, P. Eng. 

• ACEC’s Review in Canadian Consulting Engineering Magazine: The publication of a 

regular four page Review in the CCE magazine which reaches many of the target audiences of 

the ACEC image strategy. The Review includes a message from the Chairman of the Board as 

well as highlights of ACEC and industry issues. 



• ACEC Source: In 2006, ACEC renamed and redesigned its monthly electronic newsletter 

which reports on ACEC programs, positions and activities to more than 2000 representatives of 

its member firms. 

• ACEC Publications: ACEC continued the production of its two publications targeting 

external audiences: Concept a quarterly newsletter for parliamentarians to support ACEC’s 

public policy advocacy efforts, and Engineering Perspectives a glossy magazine targeting 

ACEC’s priority audiences: decision-makers, opinion-leaders and the engineering community. 

Canadian Engineering Community 

ACEC has maintained close links with the five key engineering groups in Canada by participating 

in the establishment of the Canadian Engineering Leadership Forum (CELF) which has the 

following members: the Association of Consulting Engineering of Canada (ACEC) the Canadian 

Council Professional Engineers (CCPE), the Engineering Institute of Canada (EIC), the Academy of 

Engineering, Canadian Academy of Engineering (CAE), National Council of Deans of Engineering and 

Applied Sciences (NCDEAS) and the Canadian Federation of Engineering Students (CFES). Among 

other activities, CELF is planning a major engineering summit in 2009 to formulate a long-term vision 

for the profession. 

ACEC has maintained strong collaborative links with its 11 Member Organizations. The Chairs of the 

Boards of ACEC and Member Organizations are now meeting three times a year to discuss common 

issues. Executive Directors of the associations also meet three times a year to exchange ideas and 

coordinate programs. 

Canadian Construction Industry 

ACEC has solid relationships with other construction industry groups in Canada. ACEC is a 

member of the Construction Industry Consultative Committee (CICC) which brings together the four 

associations representing the architects, the contractors, the specifications writers and the consulting 

engineers. The CICC oversees the work of the Canadian Construction Documents Committee 

(CCDC) which develops standard Canadian contracts, forms and guides. ACEC also cooperates with 

construction industry partners in the organization of a Parliament Hill reception to sensitize elected 

officials on construction and design industry issues. ACEC is also working closely with the Canadian 

Green Building Council. 

ACEC Summit and Annual Convention 

The 2006 ACEC Summit and Annual Convention was held in collaboration with the Consulting 

Engineers of Newfoundland in St-Johns’, Newfoundland June 29 to July 1. The Summit included a 

2 day pre-event business management seminar, a series of speakers on public policy issues, the CEO 

and Principals Roundtables for member firms of different sizes and a public owners forum. 

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Auditor’s Report on 

Summarized Financial Statements 

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To the members of 

The Association of Consulting Engineers of Canada 

The accompanying summarized statement of financial position and statements of operations 

and changes in net assets are derived from the complete financial statements of The Association 

of Consulting Engineers of Canada as at March 31, 2007 and for the year then ended on 

which we expressed an opinion without reservation in our report dated May 23,2007. The fair 

summarization of the complete financial statements is the responsibility of management. Our 

responsibility, in accordance with the applicable Assurance Guideline of The Canadian Institute of 

Chartered Accountants, is to report on the summarized financial statements. 

In our opinion, the accompanying financial statements fairly summarize, in all material respects, 

the related complete financial statements in accordance with the criteria described in the Guideline 

referred to above. 

These summarized financial statements do not contain all the disclosures required by Canadian 

generally accepted accounting principles. Readers are cautioned that these statements may not be 

appropriate for their purposes. For more information on the entity’s financial position, results of 

operations and cash flow, reference should be made to the related complete financial statements. 

Chartered Accountants, Licensed Public Accountants 

Ottawa, Ontario 

May 23, 2007 


THE ASSOCIATION 0F CONSULTING 

ENGINEERS 0F CANADA 

STATEMENT 0F OPERATIONS 

FOR THE YEAR ENDED MARCH 31, 2007 

REVENUE 


2007 2006 

Membership dues $ 944,339 $ 822,688 

Association programs 35,321 52,051 

Association events 328,125 299.750 

Merchandise sales 57,079 83,065 

Interest 38,053 60,395 

1,402,917 1,317,949 

EXPENSES 

Association programs 44,687 18,629 

Association events 282,816 246,091 

Cost of merchandise 4,775 7,229 

Operating expenses 984,737 904,917 

1,317,015 1,176,866 

EXCESS OF REVENUE OVER EXPENSES $ 85,902 $ 141,083 

THE ASSOCIATION 0F CONSULTING ENGINEERS 

0F CANADA 

STATEMENT 0F CHANGES IN NET ASSETS 

FOR THE YEAR ENDED MARCH 31, 2007 

BALANCE, BEGINNING 

OF YEAR 

Excess (deficiency) of revenue 

over expenses 

Internally 

restricted 

Total 

as General Invested in 

Unrestricted Reserve Fixed Assets 2007 2006 

$ 504,062 $400,000 $40,028 $944,090 $803,007 

96,929 - (11,027) 85,902 $141,083 

Investment in fixed assets (6,898) - 6,898 - - 

Interfunds transfer (100,000) 100,000 

BALANCE, END OF YEAR $ 494,093 500,000 35,899 $1,029,992 $944,090 

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0F CANADA 

STATEMENT 0F FINANCIAL POSITION 

MARCH 31,2007 

ASSETS 2007 2005 

CURRENT ASSETS 

Cash $ 71,837 $ 100,012 

Banker’s acceptance, 3.85% maturing in April 2007 100,107 100,218 

Accounts receivable 45,647 77,509 

Inventory 6,835 7,141 

Prepaid expenses 53,266 63,428 

277,692 348,308 

INVESTMENTS 930,548 701,021 

FIXED ASSETS 35,899 40,028 

$ 1,244,139 $ 1,089,357 

LIABILITIES 

CURRENT LIABILITIES 

Accounts payable and accrued liabilities $ 137,448 $ 62,917 

Deferred revenue 76,699 82,350 

214,147 145,267 

NET ASSETS 

Unrestricted 494,093 504,062 

Internally restricted as General Reserve 500,000 400,000 

Invested in fixed assets 35,899 40,028 

1,029,992 944,090 

$ 1,244,139 $ 1,089,357 


0F CANADA 

NOTE TO SUMMARIZED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 

MARCH 31,2007 

The attached summarized financial statements contain information taken from the financial statements 

of The Association of Consulting Engineers of Canada. They do not, however, contain all the 

information included in the financial statements and as such are incomplete. Complete audited 

financial statements are available upon request from the Association. 


Committees and 


Members Members 

ACEC Board of Directors A-2 

ACEC Staff A-2 

Member Organizations A-3 

Past Chairs A-4 

ACEC Committees A-4 

ACEC Membership A-9 

A-1

A-2 

Board of Directors 

Conseil d’administration 

Executive Committee 

Comité exécutif 

Chair Person 

Réjean Breton 

Breton Banville & Associés 

ACEC Staff 


Association of Consulting 

Engineers of Canada 

Past Chair 

Norm Huggins 

CH2M Hill 

Vise Chair 

Allan Russell 

Trow Associates Inc. 

Vise Chair 

Ian MacDonald 

R.J. Bartlett Engineering Ltd. 

Vise Chair 

Rick Prentice 

Stantec Consulting Limited 

ACEC Staff 

Personnel de l’AICC 

President and Chief Operating Officer 


Président et Directeur des 

Opérations 

Director, Finance & Administration 

Jean Marc Carrière 

Directeur, Finances et Administration 

Manager, Special Events 

Carolyn Sutherland 

Directrice, Événements Spéciaux 

Vise Chair 

Leon Botham 

Golder Associates Ltd. 

Vise Chair 

Andy Robinson 

Robinson Consultants Inc. 

Director 

Charles Leonard 

AMEC 

Director 

Brian Gray 

Peto MacCallum Limited 

Director 

Tom Wingrove 

UMA Engineering 

Director 

Wilfrid Morin 

Groupe Teknika 

Director 

Geoff Pound 

Mitchell, Pound & Braddock Ltd. 

Manager, Public Affairs and 


Susie Grynol 

Directrice, Affaires publiques et 

practiques commerciales 

Receptionist and Administrative 

Assistant 

Sylvie Rioux 

Réceptioniste et adjointe 

administrative 

Member Services & Systems 

Director 

Georges Dick 

Grope RSW Inc. 

Director 

Michael Hogan 

The SGE Group 

Director 

Roger Urquhart 

Hatch Ltée 

Director 

Chris Newcomb 

McElhanney Consulting 

Services Ltd. 

Director 

Robert Lorimer 

Lorimer & Associates 

Director 

Walter Orr 

FSC Architects & Engineers 

Director 

Terry Gowing 

Urban Systems Ltd. 

Coordinator - Webmaster 

Julian Phipps 

Services aux membres et 

Administrateur de systèmes 

informatiques - Webmestre 


Member Organizations 

Organisations membres 

Association of Consultng Engineers 

of Canada 

Président 


Chair / Président du conseil 


Consulting Engineers of Yukon 

Executive Director / Directeur exécutif 

Richard Trimble 


Rod Savoie 

Consulting Engineers of Northwest 

Territories 


John Clark 


Brian George 

Consulting Engineers of British- 

Columbia 


Glenn Martin 


Arnold Badke 

Consulting Engineers of Alberta 


Wendy Cooper 


Paul Breeze 

Consulting Engineers of Saskatchewan 


Val Jabubowski 


Rob Topping 

Consulting Engineers of Manitoba 


Shirley Tillett 


Roger Rempel 

Consulting Engineers of Ontario 


John Gamble 


Ian Williams 


Association des ingénieurs-conseils 

du Québec 


Johanne Desrochers 


Normand Brousseau 

Consulting Engineers of New- 

Brunswick 


John Fudge 


Chris Haines 

Consulting Engineers of 

Newfoundland and Labrador 


Robert Osmond 


Stephan Barbour 

Consulting Engineers of Nova 

Scotia 


P.S. (Skit) Ferguson 


Michael Topley 

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A-4 

ACEC Past Chairs / Past Presidents 

Anciens Présidents du conseil d’administration 

Norm Huggins (2005-2006) 

Allen Williams (2004-2005) 

Garry Bolton (2003-2004) 

Pierre Shoiry (2002-2003) 

Andrew Steeves (2001-2002) 

Dave Chalcroft (2001-2000) 

John Boyd (2000-1999) 

Robert (Bob) Lorimer (1999-1998) 

Philippe Lefebvre (1998-1997) 

Dr. Donald M. Elder (1997 –1996) 

Kenneth Hyde (1996-1995) 

Keith Robinson (1995-1994) 

Jean-Pierre Sauriol (1994-1993) 

Ben Novak (1993-1992) 

Wayne Bowes (1992-1991) 

Robert Smith (1991-1990) 

Nash Sidky (1990-1989) 

Don Ferrier (1989-1988) 

Ron Triffo (1988-1987) 

Robert Brocklebank (1987-1986) 

Dave Sampson (1986-1985) 

David Farlinger (1985-1984) 

M.G. (Mac) Williams (1984-1983) 

Jacques Tremblay (1983-1982) 

Glen Pearson (1982-1981) 

Pierre Fortier (1980-1979) 

J.J. Hefferman (1978-1977) 

Paul Beauchemin (1977-1976) 

Micheal Gilham (1976-1975) 

James MacLaren (1975 -1974) 

Jean-Paul Gourdeau (1974-1973) 

Jack Merchant (1972-1971) 

Pierre Demers (1971-1970) 

G.E. M. (Ted) Proctor (1970-1969) 

Dr. Carson Templeton (1969-1968) 

Camille Dagenais (1968 – 1967) 

Roderik Anderson (1967- 1966) 

Budget / Finance Committee 

Comité du budget / des finances 



Andy Robinson 


Leon Botham 


Norm Huggins 

CH2M Hill Canada Inc. 

Allan Russell 


Rick Prentice 

Stantec 

Edgar Davis (1966- 1965) 

Dr. Guillaume Piette (1965-1964) 

Lt. Col. George Humphrie 

(1964-1963) 

Edgar Dion (1963-1962) 

Roland Duquette (1961-1960) 

C.C. Parker (1960-1959) 

Jack Frost (1959-1958) 

George Chenevert (1957-1956) 

Edgar Cross (1956-1955) 

Alfred Hurter (1955-1954) 

H.H. Angus (1954-1953) 

Edward Ryan (1953-1951) 

Ian MacDonald 


Jean Marc Carrière 

ACEC Staff Resource 


ACEC President 


International and CIDA Committee 

Comité international et ACDI 

Chris Newcomb 

McElhanney Consulting Services 

Ltd. 

Alan Perks 

RV Anderson Associates Limited 

Allan Green 

The SGE Group Inc. 

André Brais 

SNC-Lavalin International Inc. 

Anthony Russell 

Acres International Inc. 

Bahadir Eke 

Morrison Hershfield Ltd. 

Daniel Toutant 

Dessau-Soprin 

David A. Duggan 

Marshall Macklin Monaghan 

Earle Hickey 

Jacques Whitford 

Efrain Armijos 

Earth Tech Canada 

Gérard Laganière 

Le Groupe S.M. Inc. 

Ken Gosselin 

McCormick Rankin Corporation 

Gillian Ward 

UMA Group Ltd. 

Martine Selière 

Tecsult 

Mamidou Mamadou Abdou 

CIMA + 

Janet Glass 

Acres International Limited 

Jim Stewart 

UMA Engineering Ltd. 

John Boyd 


Leon Seyranian 

Cansult Limited 

Marc Parent 

Tecsult International Limitée 

Michael Jolliffe 

AMEC Arerica 

Michael Okun 

Northwest Hydraulic Consultants 

Ltd. 


Monique Landry 

Dessau-Soprin International Inc. 

Peter Boyd 

Delcan Corporation 

Peter Ventin 


Rick Prentice 

Stantec Consulting Limited 

Robert Blackburn 

SNC-Lavalin International Inc. 

Robert Ferrari 

SNC-Lavalin Environment Inc. 

Chris McLoughin 

ND Lea Consultants Limited 

Stand Gonsalves 


Susie Grynol 




A-5

A-6 

National Defense Liaison Committee 

Comité de liaison avec le ministère de la défense nationale 

A.S. (Art) Washuta 


Michel Famery 

Dessau Soprin 

Carl Vervoort 

Totten Sims Hubicki Associates 


AMEC 

Federal/Industry Real Property Advisory Council 

Conseil consultatif sur les biens immobiliers 

John Boyd 

Golder and Associates Ltd. 

Andy Robinson 


Art Washuta 

UMA Group 

Susie Grynol 


Surveys Advisory Group 

Groupe consultatif sur les sondages 

Ron Wilson 

Morrison Hershfield 

Andrew Steeves 

ADI Group 

Ben Novak 

Stantec 

John Ritchie 

Acres International 

René Frechet 

CIMA+ 

Ted Hergel 

Jacques Whitford 

John Boyd 

Golder Associates 

Al Perks 

RV Anderson Associates Limited 

John Boyd 


Paul Ruffell 

EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. 

Terry Hillaby 


Rob Petrov 


John Moore 

J.L. Richards and Associates 

Limited 

Don Plenderleith 

Golder Associates 

Susie Grynol 






Wayne Bowes 

Retired 

Luc Benoit 

Tecsult Inc. 

Allan Russell 


Jean-Marc Carrière 



“Trusted Advisor to Society” – Energy Editorial Committee 

Ben Novak 

ACEC Representative 

Norm Huggins 

CH2M Hill Canada 



Ian MacDonald 


ACEC Qualifications-Based Selection Task Force 

Comité de la sélection basée sur les compétences 

John Gamble 

Consulting Engineers of Ontario 

Leon Botham 


Lee Fleming 

Lessoway Moir Partners 

Dale Loewen 

Associated Engineering 

Dan O’Halloran 

O’Halloran Campbell Consultants 

Ltd. 

Rick Prentice 

Stantec Consulting Ltd. 

Andrew Steeves 

ADI Group Inc. 

ACEC Contracts Task Force 

Comité des contrats 

Chris Dunham 

Dillon Consulting Ltd. 

David Kauffman 

De Grandpré Chait 

Jean-Luc Larocque 

Dessau-Soprin Inc. 


AMEC 

Mark Mitchell 

Keen Engineering 

Nancy Belding 


Derek Holloway 

ENCON 

William Kenney 

Miller Thomson 

Bryan Shapiro 

Shapiro, Hankinson and Knutson 

David Thompson 

KTA Structural Engineers 


Susie Grynol 






Susie Grynol 






A-7

A-8 

General Reserve Investment Committee 

Comité d’investissements des fonds de réserve 


Breton, Banville et Associés 

Andy Robinson 

Robinson Consultants Inc.. 

Norm Huggins 


Jean-Marc Carrière 






Representatives on Canadian Engineering Leadership 

Forum (CELF) 



Leon Botham 




Representatives on “Engineering a New world” 

National Engineering Summit 2009 

Ben Novak 

ACEC Representative 




ACEC Membership, as at June 1, 2007 

Member firms listed from West to East, baset on head office location 

Membres de l’AICC au 1er juin 2007 

Firmes membres listées d’ouest en est selon l’emplacement du siège social 

Yukon 

APSCO Engineering Ltd. 

Dorward Engineering Services Ltd. 

G.J. Bull & Associates Inc. 

Lorimer & Associates 

N.A. Jacobsen P.Eng. - Civil Engineering 

Consultant 

Northern Climate Engineering Ltd. 

Quest Engineering Group Inc. 

Underhill Geomatics Ltd. 

Wood & Associates Engineering 

Consultants Ltd. 

Yukon Engineering Services 

Northwest Territories 

Aboriginal Engineering 

FSC Architects & Engineers 

Nishi-Khon/SNC-Lavalin Ltd. 

British-Columbia 

1st Team Consulting Ltd. 

Amnis Engineering 

AndersonCivil Consultants Inc 

Aplin & Martin Consultants Ltd. 

BC Building Science & Engineering Ltd 

Brown Strachan Associates 

Buckland and Taylor Ltd. 

Bullock Baur Associates 

Bush, Bohlman & Partners 

Chatwin Engineering Ltd. 

CitiWest Consulting Ltd. 

Collings Johnston Inc. 

Commonwealth International 

Consultants Ltd. (CIC) 

CTQ Consultants 

CWMM Consulting Engineers Ltd. 

Dayton & Knight Ltd. 

DMD & Associates Electrical Consultants 

Ltd. 

Emco Engineering Ltd. 

FAST + EPP 

Fransen Engineering Ltd. 

G. Ovstaas & Associates Ltd. 

Glotman Simpson Group of Companies 

GTM Group of Companies 

Hay + Company Consultants Inc. 

Hemmera 

Horizon Engineering Inc. 

Hunter Laird Engineering Ltd. 

InterCAD Services Ltd. 

Jones Kwong Kishi Consulting Engineers 

Kerr Wood Leidal Associates Ltd. 

Klohn Crippen Berger Ltd. 

Knight Piesold Ltd. 

Koers & Associates Engineering Ltd. 

Lapointe Engineering Ltd. 

Layton Consulting Ltd. 

Levelton Consultants Ltd. 

McElhanney Consulting Services Ltd. 

McGill & Associates Engineering Ltd. 

Metro Testing Laboratories 

Moffatt & Nichol 

ND LEA Inc. 

Paragon Engineering Ltd. 

PBA Engineering Ltd 

Piteau Associates Engineering Ltd. 

Pomeroy Consulting Engineers Ltd. 

Quadra Pacific Consultants 

R.F. Binnie & Associates Ltd. 

Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd. 

RFA Consulting Electrical Engineers inc. 

RKTG Associates Ltd. 

Roy Campbell Ltd. 

Sandwell International Inc. 

Sargent & Associates Engineering Ltd. 

SCS Materials Engineers Ltd. 

SRC Engineering Consultants Ltd. 

SRK Consulting (Canada) Inc. 

The RADA Group 

Thurber Engineering Ltd. 


Urban Systems Ltd. 

Villholth Jensen & Associates Ltd. 

Wakefield Acoustics Ltd. 

Water Management Consultants 

Westmar Consultants Inc. 

Woodhead Consultants Inc. 

Alberta 

A.D. Williams Engineering Inc. 

Almor Engineering Associates Ltd. 

Al-Terra Engineering Ltd. 

AN-GEO Environmental Consultants 

Ltd. 

ARA Engineering Ltd. 

Associated Engineering 

Beaubien Glover Maskell Engineering 

Bel-MK Engineering 

BPTEC-DNW Engineering Ltd. 


Challenger Engineering (A Division of 

Challenger Geomatics Ltd.) 

Chapman Petroleum Engineering Ltd. 

Clifton ND LEA Consulting Inc. 

Cohos Evamy 

Commsult Engineering Ltd. 

CTM Design Services Ltd. 

D.A. Watt Consulting Group Ltd. 

DCL Siemens Engineering Ltd. 

Eagle Engineering Corp. 


Emans, Smith, Andersen Engineering 

Ltd. 

ESE Engineering Group 

EXH Engineering Services Ltd. 

Focus Corporation 

FVB Energy Inc. 

Geo-Engineering (M.S.T.) Ltd. 

Group 2 Architecture Engineering Interior 

Design 

Hemisphere Engineering Inc. 

HMS Engineering 

Hydroconsult En3 Services Ltd. 

ISL Engineering and Land Services Ltd. 

J.R. Paine & Associates Ltd. 

J.R. Spronken & Associates Ltd. 

KTA Structural Engineers Ltd. 

Magna IV Engineering 

McIntosh-Lalani Engineering Ltd. 

Mechwave Engineering 

Millennium EMS Solutions Ltd. 

MPE Engineering Ltd. 

Northwest Hydraulic Consultants Ltd. 

Orbis Engineering Field Services Ltd. 

Progressive Engineering Ltd. 

Ready Engineering Corporation 

Sameng Inc. 

Stantec Consulting Ltd. 

Stebnicki Robertson & Associates Ltd. 

Stewart, Weir & Co. Ltd. 

Techna-West Engineering Ltd. 

Walters Chambers & Associates Ltd. 

A-9

A-10 

Saskatchewan 

Alfa Engineering Ltd. 

Argue and Associates Management 

Consultants Inc. 

Beckie Hydrogeologists (1990) Ltd. 

Bosgoed Project Consultants Ltd. 

Brownlee Beaton Kreke (Regina) Ltd. 

Bullee Consulting Ltd. 

Catterall & Wright Consulting Engineers 

Clifton Associates Ltd. 

Clunie Consulting Engineers Ltd. 

Daniels-Wingerak Engineering Ltd. 

DMH Engineering 

Donovan Engineering Ltd. 

Earth Engineering Limited 

EMC Engineering Inc. 

ENGCOMP Engineering & Computing 

Professionals Inc. 

EPEC Consulting (Sask.) Ltd. 

GE Ground Engineering Ltd. 

Greg Daum Consulting Ltd. 

Heisler Engineering Ltd. 

Hooker Dawson & Associates Ltd. 

J.C. Kenyon Engineering Inc. 

J.D. Mollard and Associates Limited 

KBA Consultants Ltd. 

Key West Engineering Ltd. 

Kova Engineering (Saskatchewan) Ltd 

LML Engineering Ltd. 

M.R.2 - McDONALD & Associates 

MDH Engineered Solutions Corp. 

Mechanical Design Group 

Metallurgical Consulting Services Ltd. 

(MCS) 

North Rim Exploration Ltd. 

P. Machibroda Engineering Ltd. 

Pavement Scientific International Inc. 

PINTER & Associates Ltd. 

Prakash Engineering Ltd. 

PWA Engineering Ltd. 

Rempel Engineering & Management Ltd. 

Ritenburg & Associates Ltd. 

Robb Kullman Engineering Ltd. 

SAL Engineering Ltd. 

Schappert Associates Ltd. 

Topping Engineering Ltd. 

Walker Projects Inc. 

Water Resource Consultants Ltd. 

WaterMark Consulting Ltd. 

Wright Engineering Consulting 

Manitoba 

A.F. Eshmade & Associates Ltd. 

Almitra Consulting Inc. 

Boge & Boge (1980) Ltd. 

Crosier Kilgour & Partners Ltd. 

D. Oleksiuk & Associates Inc. 

D.E.M. Allen & Associates Ltd. 

Dyregrov Consultants 

Eng-Tech Consulting Limited 

ININEW Project Management Ltd. 

J.R. Cousin Consultants Ltd. 

John D. Denoon 

KGS Group 

SEG Engineering Inc. 

SMS Engineering Ltd. 

Teshmont Consultants LP 

TetrES Consultants Inc. 

Tower Engineering Group Inc. 

Wardrop Engineering Inc. 

Woods Engineering 

Zandstra Farag Consultants Ltd. 

Ontario 

A & G Engineering Ltd. 

A. A. Boscariol and Associates Limited 

A.J. Clarke and Associates Ltd. 

Adjeleian Allen Rubeli Limited 

Aercoustics Engineering Limited 

Ainley Group 

Aiolos Engineering Corporation 

Albert Schepers Engineering Limited 

Aldworth Engineering Inc. 

Alston Associates Inc. 

AMEC (Earth & Environmental Division) 

Anrep Krieg Desilets Gravelle Ltd. 

Anton Kikas Limited 

Aquafor Beech Limited 

Archibald Gray & McKay Engineering 

Ltd. 

Arcon Engineering Consultants Limited 

Atkinson Engineering Inc. 

Avalon Consulting Professionals of 

Ontario, LLP 

B. J. Tworzyanski Limited 

B. M. Ross and Associates Limited 

B.H. Martin Consultants Limited 

BA Consulting Group Ltd. 

Banerjee & Associates Ltd. 

Bi-Port Engineering Ltd. 

Brian Isherwood & Associates Ltd. 

BRIC Consulting Engineers 

Buchan, Lawton, Parent Ltd. 

Byrne Engineering Inc. 

C. C. Tatham & Associates Ltd. 

C.J. Fox Engineering Ltd. 


Caspen Engineering Ltd. 

Cemcorp Ltd. 

CH2M HILL Canada Limited 

Chih S. Huang & Associates Inc. 

Chisholm, Fleming and Associates 

Chorley & Bisset Ltd. 

Clipsham Limited 

Cole Engineering Group Ltd 

Comcor Environmental Limited 

Conestoga-Rovers & Associates Limited 

Consultec Ltd. 

CPE Structural Consultants Limited 

Crossey Engineering Ltd. 

Cyril J. Demeyere Limited 

D. F. Elliott Consulting Engineers Ltd. 

D. M. Wills Associates Limited 

D.G. Biddle & Associates Limited 

David McManus Engineering Ltd. 

David Schaeffer Engineering Ltd. 

Davroc & Associates Ltd. 

Dearden and Stanton Limited 

Delcan Corporation 

Demaiter Engineering Inc. 

Development Engineering (London) 

Limited 

Dillon Consulting Limited 

E. R. Broughton Associates Ltd. 

Earth Tech Canada Inc. 

Ecotech Municipal Design Inc. 

Egberts Engineering Limited 

Ellis Engineering Inc. 

ENG Plus Ltd. 

Engineering Northwest Ltd. 

EPCM Services Ltd. 

Eramosa Engineering Inc. 

Filer Consultants Ltd. 

Filer Engineering Ltd. 

Forensic Engineering Inc. 

G.D. Xiggoros & Associates Ltd. 

G.L. Tiley & Associates Limited 

Gamsby and Mannerow Limited 

Gartner Lee Limited 

Geo-Canada Ltd., Consulting 

Geotechnical Engineers 

GeoTerre Limited 

Giffels Associates Limited 

Giffin Koerth Forensic Engineering & 

Sciences 

Glos Associates Inc. 


Goodkey Weedmark & Associates 

Limited 

Group Eight Engineering Limited 

Gryphon International Engineering 

Services Inc. 

Gulesserian Associates Inc. 


H.H. Angus & Associates Ltd. 

Haddad, Morgan and Associates Ltd. 

Halsall Associates Limited 

Hannigan Engineering Limited 

Hargrave & Burdick, Environmental Inc. 

Hatch Energy 

Hatch Mott MacDonald 

Henderson, Paddon & Associates 

Limited 

HGC Engineering 

HGS Limited 

Higgins Engineering Limited 

Highway Construction Inspection 

Howard C.L. Joe Ltd. 

Hrycay Consulting Engineers Inc. 

Hydromantis, Inc. 

IBI Group 

IMASAR Engineering Inc. 

Intelcan 

International Water Consultants Ltd. 

Interplan Ltd. 

iTRANS Consulting Inc. 

IVT Engineering Corp. 

J. P. Conforzi & Associates Limited 

J. T. Donald Consultants Ltd. 

J.H. Cohoon Engineering Limited 

J.L. Richards & Associates Limited 

Jablonsky, Ast and Partners 

Jagger Hims Limited Consulting 

Engineers 

John Emery Geotechnical Engineering 

Limited 

John G. Cooke & Associates Ltd. 

John R. Hamalainen Engineering 

Limited 

Joseph E. Pohorly Professional 

Engineering Services Ltd. 

K. Smart Associates Limited 

Kazmar - A Division of GENIVAR 

Consultants Limited Partnership 

Keller Engineering Associates Inc. 

Kerry T. Howe Engineering Limited 

Kirkland Engineering Ltd. 

KMK Consultants Limited 

K-TEK Electro-Services Limited 

L. H. Schwindt & Company Inc. 

Lassing Dibben Consulting Engineers 

Ltd. 

LEA Consulting Ltd. 

Leipciger Kaminker Mitelman & Partners 

Inc. 

M. F. Tulloch Inc. 

M. R. Wright and Associates Co. Ltd. 

M.H.D Engineering Inc. 

M.J. Davenport & Associates Ltd. 

Macviro Consultants Inc. 

Magnate Engineering & Associates Ltd. 

Marshall Macklin Monaghan Limited 

McCormick Rankin Corporation 

McIntosh Engineering Limited 

McIntosh Perry Consulting Engineers Ltd. 

MCW Consultants Ltd. 

Meo & Associates Inc. 

Meritech Engineering 

MIG Engineering Ltd. 

Mitchell, Pound & Braddock Ltd. 

MLL Engineering 

Morrison Hershfield Limited 

MPC Consulting Engineering 

MTE Consultants Inc. 

Mulvey & Banani International Inc. 

MVA Engineering Group Ltd. 

Nadine International Inc. 

Naylor Engineering Associates Ltd. 

Northland Engineering (1987) Limited 

Paterson Group 

Patriot Engineering Ltd. 

Peto MacCallum Ltd. 

Philips Engineering Ltd. 

Piotrowski Consultants Ltd. 

Planmac Inc. 

Planning & Engineering Iniatiaves 

Limited 

PPA Engineering Technologies Inc. 

Promaxis Systems Inc. 

Prosum Engineering Ltd. 

PwD Engineering Corp. 

R. E. Poisson Engineering 

R. J. McKee Engineering Ltd. 

R. V. Anderson Associates Limited 

R.A.N.D. Engineering Corporation 

R.J. Burnside & Associates Limited 

Read, Voorhees & Associates Limited 

Reinders + Rieder Ltd. 

Remisz Consulting Engineers Ltd. 

Remy Consulting Engineers Ltd. 

Retrach Engineering Limited 

Riaboy Engineering Ltd. 

Richardson Foster Ltd. 

Robert E. Brown and Associates Limited 

Robert G. McEwen & Associates Limited 


Roerig & Hsu Limited 

ROI Engineering Inc 

Rottmann Associates Ltd. 

Rowan Williams Davies & Irwin Inc. 

RTG Systems Corporation 

Sarafinchin Associates Ltd. 

Schaeffer & Associates Ltd. 

SHAL Consulting Engineers Limited 

Sigmund Soudack & Associates Inc. 

Simcoe Engineering Group Limited 


Simulent Inc. 

Skelton, Brumwell & Associates Inc. 

Skira & Associates Ltd. 

Smith and Andersen Consulting 

Engineering 

Smylie & Crow Associates Inc. 

SNC-Lavalin Engineers & Constructors 

Inc. 

Southward Consultants Limited 

Spriet Associates 

Stephenson Engineering Ltd. 

Stevenson Engineering Limited 

Sutcliffe Rody Quesnel Inc. 

Swallow Acoustic Consultants Ltd. 

T. L. Mak Engineering Consultants Ltd. 

Tabcon Engineering 

Techint Goodfellow Technologies Inc. 

Tecsar Engineering Inc. 

Terraprobe Limited 

Thames Valley Engineering Inc. 

The Canadian Engineers 

The Greer Galloway Group Inc. 

The Mitchell Partnership Inc. 

The Sernas Group Inc. 

The SPG Engineering Group Ltd. 

The Walter Fedy Partnership 

Thompson Rosemount Group Inc. 

Thunder Bay Testing & Engineering 

Limited 

Todgham and Case Associates Inc. 

Totten Sims Hubicki Associates 

Transenco Limited 

Triton Engineering Services Limited 


TWD Technologies 

Upper Canada Planning & Engineering 

Ltd. 

Urban & Environmental Management 

Inc. 

URS Canada Inc. 

V. A. Wood Associates Limited 

V. B. Cook Co. Ltd. 

Valcoustics Canada Ltd. 

Vasco Engineering Inc. 

Virtual Engineers - VE Collective Inc. 

Vista Engineering Corporation 

Walters Forensic Engineering Inc. 

Waters Environmental Geosciences Ltd. 

Watts, Griffis and McOuat Limited 

Wm. R. Walker Engineering Inc. 

Wood Banani Bouthillette Parizeau Inc. 

WorleyParsons HGE 

XCG Consultants Ltd. 

Zaretsky Consulting Engineers Inc. 

A-11

A-12 

Québec 

Algor Structures 

Aquatech, Société de gestion de l’eau 

inc. 

Bechtel Quebec Limitée 

Bouthillette, Parizeau & Associés Inc. 

Bowles Consultants Inc. 

BPR 

Breton, Banville & Associés 

Bureau d’Etudes Estrie Consultants Ltée 

C.L.A. Experts-Conseils Inc. 

Calculatec Inc. 

Caron Beaudoin et Associés Experts- 

Conseils Inc. 

Cegertec Inc. 

Cima+ 

Cloutier Cloutier & Associés. 

Consultants René Gervais Inc. 

Courtemanche, Rivest et Associés 

Dessau-Soprin Inc 

Doucet & Associés Conseils (Québec) 

Ltée 

DTI Télécom Inc. 

Dumelec Experts-Conseils inc. 

Enviroservices Inc. 

Exactech inc. 

Exatech Groupe-Conseil 

Filiatrault, McNeil & Associés Inc. 

GENIVAR 

Géophysique GPR International Inc. 

Groupe AXOR inc. 

Groupe GLD Inc., Experts-Conseils 

Groupe RSW Inc. 

Groupe SNC-LAVALIN inc. 

Groupe Stavibel Inc. 

Groupe-conseil TDA 

Hatch Ltée 

Herbert L. Wax & Associates Ltd. 

IMS Experts-Conseils 

Jacques F. Brunelle et Associés Inc. 

Johnston-Vermette Groupe Conseil Inc. 

Kelvin Emtech Experts-Conseils 

KSH Solutions Inc. 

Le Groupe Conseil T.T. Katz Inc. 

Le Groupe Forces s.e.n.c. 

Le Groupe Génitique Inc. 

Le Groupe S.M. International Inc. 

Le Groupe Séguin Experts-Conseils Inc. 

Le Groupe-Conseil Génipur inc. 

Le Groupe-conseil LaSalle Inc. 

Les Consultants F.B.G. Inc. 

Les Consultants GÉNIPLUS Inc. 

Les Consultants Jobin Courtemanche 

Inc. 

Les Consultants LBCD Inc. 

Martoni, Cyr & Associés Inc. 

Michel D. Rousseau & associés, 

ingénieurs-conseils 

MLC Associes Inc. 

Nicolet, Chartrand, Knoll Ltée 

Pageau Morel et associés inc. 

Pasquin St-Jean et Associés Inc. 

Pluritec Ltée 

R & O Consultants 

Roche Ltee, Groupe-conseil 

Rousseau et Dupéré inc. 

Saia, Deslauriers, Kadanoff, Leconte, 

Brisebois, Blais & Associés Inc. 

SENECA 

SGS X-PER-X inc. 

Solmers inc. 

SPN Consultants inc. 

T.D.R. Experts-conseils Associés Inc. 

Tecsult inc. 

Teknika HBA 

UMA Consultants 

New Brunswick 

A.D. Fiander Associates Ltd. 

ADI Group Inc. 

Atlantic Nuclear Services Ltd. 

Biron Engineering Ltd. 

Boissonnault McGraw & Associates Ltd. 

Comtrac Ltd. 

Crandall Engineering Ltd. 

Cyr Engineering Ltd. 

Eastern Designers & Company Limited 

Estabrooks Consultants Inc. 

Fundy Engineering and Consulting Ltd. 

GEMTEC Limited 

Geoplan Consultants 

Godfrey Associates Ltd. 

Hillside Consulting Engineers Limited 

Hoadley Engineering Inc. 

Miramichi Engineering Ltd. 

MSC Multi-Service Consultants 

Neill and Gunter 

Opus International Consultants (Canada) 

Limited 

Pace Engineering Limited 

Project Engineering Limited 


Rogers Engineering Ltd 

Roy Consultants Group 

Tek Consultants Limited 

The Maricor Group, Canada Ltd. 

Nova Scotia 

BMR Structural Engineering 

C.J. MacLellan & Associates Inc. 

Campbell Comeau Engineering Limited 

CBCL Limited 

Geotechnology Limited 

J.W. Cowie Engineering Limited 

Jacques Whitford Limited 

Mac Williams Engineering Ltd. 

Neil and Gunter (Nova Scotia) Ltd. 

Nova Dynamics Limited 

Novaport International Consultants 

Limited 

O’Halloran Campbell Consultants 

Limited 

Oldham Engineers Inc. 

Strait Engineering Limited 

Terrain Group 

Thompson Engineering Consultants Ltd. 

W. Roberts & Associates Limited 

Whitman Benn Inc. 

Prince Edward Island 

Coles Associates Ltd. 

Newfoundland & Labrador 

AE Consultants Ltd. 

Atlantic Engineering Consultants Ltd. 

Cecon Ltd. 

Crosbie Engineering Ltd. 

Design Services Ltd. 

EDM Consultants Limited 

Kavanagh & Associates Limited 

Newfoundland Design Associates Limited 

Newlab Engineering Limited 

Newton Engineering Ltd. 

Nova Consultants Inc. 

Quadratec Inc. 

Rutter Engineering Inc. 

Structural Design Inc.

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