Media Kit

JANUARY – How Has Technology Changed the Way We Design?

FEBRUARY – Impacts of Master Planned Communities Across Texas

MARCH – Legal Issues Pertaining to PEs

APRIL – The Importance of Production Rates and Impacts to Construction Schedules

MAY – Discussion on Recent Pedestrian Bridge Collapse in Florida

JUNE – Technology Improvements in Geotechnical Testing Methods

[TCE transitioning to bi-monthly]

AUGUST/SEPTEMBER – Award-Winning Interstate “Spaghetti Bowl” Connect Project and Celebrating 2020 United for Infrastructure week

OCTOBER/NOVEMBER – Preparing for the 2021 Texas legislative session and tentative feature “Floodplain improvements for existing fully developed communities”

DECEMBER/JANUARY – Feature TBD

FEBRUARY/MARCH – Feature TBD and Celebrating E-Week 2021 (Engineering Week)

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