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Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS)
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Association of Consulting Engineering Companies of Nova Scotia
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acec-ns.ca
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ACEC-NS is a non-profit professional industry association, formerly known as Consulting Engineers of Nova Scotia (CENS), that represents 42 consulting engineering member firms employing over 1,850 professionals across Nova Scotia. It operates as a provincial affiliate of the national ACEC Canada network and is governed by a Board of Directors elected from its membership. The association's core function is advocacy and industry representation, with explicit focus on fair procurement practices, balanced contract language, and proportional risk allocation in dealings with federal, provincial, and municipal government clients.

Its product and service portfolio is membership-structured across three tiers: Full Member (for independent consulting engineering firms meeting experience, incorporation, and office-presence criteria), Associate Member (for firms with N-number of 10 or fewer, with a three-year transition path to Full), and Affiliate Member (Platinum, Gold, and Silver tiers for service providers and industry solution partners, with Platinum capped at two sector-specific partners). Annual dues are calculated using an N-number formula (total hours paid divided by 1,950), and voting representation scales with firm size. Beyond membership, the association delivers an online member directory organized by sector, professional development partnerships (notably with PSMJ), advocacy representation, a Future Leaders Group for early-career professionals, an awards program (inaugurated in 2025 with five categories), and event programming including a CEO Summit, AGM Awards Luncheon, Golf Tournament, and mixers.

The business model is subscription-based recurring membership dues with no external funding, no technology products, and no public financial disclosure. The association itself operates with a lean 1-10 person staff headquartered in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, while representing member firms whose scale ranges from small independents to large multinational engineering corporations such as Stantec, AECOM, WSP, Hatch, and Atkins Realis. There is no M&A activity, venture or private equity ownership, or expansion beyond the Nova Scotia market.

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ACEC-NS is a non-profit provincial industry association representing 42 consulting engineering firms employing over 1,850 professionals in Nova Scotia. It delivers tiered membership programs, advocacy, professional development, networking, and an awards program to its member firms and government clients.

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HeadquartersDartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada
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engineering industry association, professional advocacy services, membership association programs, industry networking events, professional development training
NAICS code4 codes
  • Professional Organizations81392
  • Business Associations813910
  • Professional Organizations813920
  • Business, Professional, Labor, Political, and Similar Organizations8139
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Membership Organizations8600
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Professional Industry Association
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1Membership Dues
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

ACEC-NS generates revenue through annual membership dues from member firms. Dues are calculated based on firm size using an 'N number' formula defined in the ACEC-NS By-laws (total hours paid divided by 1,950). Membership tiers include Full Member, Associate Member, and Affiliate Member with corresponding fee structures.

acec-ns.ca
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Pricing details3 tiers
1Full Member - For independent consulting engineering firms with permanent Nova Scotia office
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
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Dues based on N-number formula; firms must have 2+ years operating experience or principals with 5+ years professional consulting experience; must be incorporated in Canada

acec-ns.ca
2Associate Member - For smaller firms (10 or fewer staff) or those not yet meeting full member criteria
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

For firms with N-number of 10 or less; must transition to full membership after 3 years unless Board approved

acec-ns.ca
3Affiliate Member - Platinum, Gold, Silver tiers for service providers and industry partners
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Platinum tier limited to two sector-specific partners; tier levels determine visibility and engagement opportunities; subject to Board approval

acec-ns.ca
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ACEC-NS is a membership-based industry association that advocates for the consulting engineering industry in Nova Scotia. It sells tiered membership programs (Full Member, Associate Member, and Affiliate Member with Platinum/Gold/Silver tiers) to consulting engineering firms and service providers, and bundles in advocacy representation, an online member directory, professional development training, networking events, an awards program, and a Future Leaders Group.

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ACEC-NS is a membership-based industry association (formerly Consulting Engineers of Nova Scotia - CENS) that represents consulting engineering companies in Nova Scotia. The organization offers tiered membership programs (Full Member, Associate Member, and Affiliate Member with Platinum/Gold/Silver tiers), along with member services including an online directory organized by sector categories, professional development partnerships, advocacy representation to government and industry, a Future Leaders Group for early-career professionals, an annual Awards Program, and a Feature Projects showcase. The association connects 42 member firms employing over 1,850 professionals across Nova Scotia's consulting engineering sector.

Product and service9 records
1Full Member Membership
CategoryMembership
Description

Full membership tier for independent consulting engineering firms meeting eligibility criteria including a permanent Nova Scotia office, professional engineer requirements, two or more years operating experience (or principals with five or more years of professional consulting experience), Canadian incorporation, and ACEC-NS Code of Ethics compliance. Annual dues are calculated via the N-number formula.

2Associate Member Membership
CategoryMembership
Description

Membership tier for individuals or firms with 10 or fewer staff (or N-number less than or equal to 10) that do not yet meet full member criteria, with a required transition to full membership within three years unless extended by Board approval.

3Affiliate Member Program (Platinum, Gold, Silver Tiers)
CategoryMembership
Description

Program for service providers and industry solution partners to connect with consulting engineering sector decision-makers, with tiered visibility and engagement levels. Platinum is limited to two sector-specific partners; Gold offers high visibility and impactful engagement; Silver builds visibility and opens new doors. Subject to Board approval.

4ACEC-NS Member Directory
CategoryMember Services
Description

Online searchable directory of member firms organized by sector categories including Defence, Energy, Infrastructure, Land and Coastal, Resources, and specialized subsectors, allowing prospective clients to find and contact consulting engineers directly.

5Professional Development and Training
CategoryMember Services
Description

Access to professional development through partnerships including PSMJ (Principals Bootcamp, Project Management Bootcamp) and webinars covering risk management, procurement, AI, and Social Value topics, offered at reduced rates for members.

6Advocacy Services
CategoryMember Services
Description

Advocacy representation to federal, provincial, and municipal governments, utilities, and regulators on industry issues including fair procurement, balanced contract language, proportional risk allocation, and professional standards.

7Future Leaders Group
CategoryMember Services
Description

Member group supporting early-career professionals with social and educational events, building a cross-disciplinary network of emerging engineers within member firms.

8ACEC-NS Awards Program
CategoryMember Services
Description

Annual awards program recognizing excellence across consulting engineering disciplines, including the Selectpath Future Leader Award, presented at the Annual AGM Luncheon. Five categories were launched in 2025 as part of the inaugural awards program.

9Feature Projects Showcase
CategoryMember Services
Description

Online showcase of notable projects completed by member firms to highlight industry capabilities and achievements in Nova Scotia.

Scale indicator3 records

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Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierPlatinum AffiliateTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Wealth management firm Owens MacFadyen Group (OMG) is a Platinum Affiliate Member of ACEC-NS. OMG provides custom financial strategies designed for generation-to-generation wealth management. They collaborate with clients' other professional advisors to integrate tax efficiencies with income planning, investment management, estate planning, philanthropy, and business succession. Contact: Marcel Tellier or Mark Burnand at omg.ca

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Peers10 records
TypeOthers
Description

The provincial engineering professional regulator and self-governing body for licensed engineers in Nova Scotia. Complementary to ACEC-NS — Engineers Nova Scotia regulates individuals while ACEC-NS represents the consulting engineering firms that employ them — making it a thematically adjacent stakeholder rather than a direct competitor.

TypeRegional player
Description

Saskatchewan's provincial trade association for consulting engineering firms, structurally analogous to ACEC-NS in delivering advocacy on procurement, contract language, and professional standards for member firms.

TypeRegional player
Description

Direct peer provincial trade association using the same ACEC branding and dues/governance model to represent consulting engineering firms in British Columbia. Closest structural analogue to ACEC-NS, operating the same membership tiers, advocacy role, and national-affiliate linkage.

TypeRegional player
Description

Long-standing Ontario provincial association for consulting engineering firms providing advocacy, professional development, and member services under a near-identical model to ACEC-NS. Larger in scale due to Ontario's market size but serves the same function for member firms.

TypeOthers
Description

Provincial trade association representing the broader Nova Scotia construction industry, including contractors, suppliers, and engineering firms. Adjacent to ACEC-NS in membership overlap (consulting engineers work alongside construction firms) and shared government advocacy on infrastructure procurement policy.

TypeRegional player
Description

Alberta's ACEC-branded provincial association for consulting engineering firms, providing parallel advocacy, member directory, and professional development services to ACEC-NS in another resource-driven Canadian province.

TypeRegional player
Description

New Brunswick's ACEC-affiliated provincial trade association serving consulting engineering firms in Atlantic Canada alongside ACEC-NS. Direct regional peer in the same Atlantic Canadian ecosystem with overlapping member firms.

TypeOthers
Description

Provincial self-regulatory body for architects in Nova Scotia. Thematically adjacent to ACEC-NS — both represent design professions that routinely partner on building and infrastructure projects — but a regulator for individuals rather than a trade association for consulting engineering firms.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

The national umbrella trade association for consulting engineering firms in Canada, of which ACEC-NS is a provincial affiliate. ACEC Canada provides national advocacy, federal government procurement influence, and pan-Canadian programming that ACEC-NS leverages for its members; it is the natural upstream body in the same product category.

TypeRegional player
Description

Manitoba's provincial consulting engineering trade association affiliated with ACEC Canada. Operates the same membership model with dues, advocacy, and events for member consulting engineering firms in the province.

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Weaknesses5 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Segment3 records

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Ideal customer profile2 records

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Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS)

Professional Industry Associationacec-ns.ca

ACEC-NS is a non-profit provincial industry association representing 42 consulting engineering firms employing over 1,850 professionals in Nova Scotia. It delivers tiered membership programs, advocacy, professional development, networking, and an awards program to its member firms and government clients.

What Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS) does

ACEC-NS is a non-profit professional industry association, formerly known as Consulting Engineers of Nova Scotia (CENS), that represents 42 consulting engineering member firms employing over 1,850 professionals across Nova Scotia. It operates as a provincial affiliate of the national ACEC Canada network and is governed by a Board of Directors elected from its membership. The association's core function is advocacy and industry representation, with explicit focus on fair procurement practices, balanced contract language, and proportional risk allocation in dealings with federal, provincial, and municipal government clients.

Its product and service portfolio is membership-structured across three tiers: Full Member (for independent consulting engineering firms meeting experience, incorporation, and office-presence criteria), Associate Member (for firms with N-number of 10 or fewer, with a three-year transition path to Full), and Affiliate Member (Platinum, Gold, and Silver tiers for service providers and industry solution partners, with Platinum capped at two sector-specific partners). Annual dues are calculated using an N-number formula (total hours paid divided by 1,950), and voting representation scales with firm size. Beyond membership, the association delivers an online member directory organized by sector, professional development partnerships (notably with PSMJ), advocacy representation, a Future Leaders Group for early-career professionals, an awards program (inaugurated in 2025 with five categories), and event programming including a CEO Summit, AGM Awards Luncheon, Golf Tournament, and mixers.

The business model is subscription-based recurring membership dues with no external funding, no technology products, and no public financial disclosure. The association itself operates with a lean 1-10 person staff headquartered in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, while representing member firms whose scale ranges from small independents to large multinational engineering corporations such as Stantec, AECOM, WSP, Hatch, and Atkins Realis. There is no M&A activity, venture or private equity ownership, or expansion beyond the Nova Scotia market.

Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS) firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS)
Legal name
Association of Consulting Engineering Companies of Nova Scotia
Website
https://acec-ns.ca
Company type
Private
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
ACEC-NS is a non-profit provincial industry association representing 42 consulting engineering firms employing over 1,850 professionals in Nova Scotia. It delivers tiered membership programs, advocacy, professional development, networking, and an awards program to its member firms and government clients.
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Where Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS) is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
HQ country
Canada
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS) business model

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GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Membership Dues: ACEC-NS generates revenue through annual membership dues from member firms. Dues are calculated based on firm size using an 'N number' formula defined in the ACEC-NS By-laws (total hours paid divided by 1,950). Membership tiers include Full Member, Associate Member, and Affiliate Member with corresponding fee structures.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualFull Member - For independent consulting engineering firms with permanent Nova Scotia office
SubscriptionAnnualAssociate Member - For smaller firms (10 or fewer staff) or those not yet meeting full member criteria
SubscriptionAnnualAffiliate Member - Platinum, Gold, Silver tiers for service providers and industry partners

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels6 records

Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS) product offering

Product offering

Core offering

ACEC-NS is a membership-based industry association that advocates for the consulting engineering industry in Nova Scotia. It sells tiered membership programs (Full Member, Associate Member, and Affiliate Member with Platinum/Gold/Silver tiers) to consulting engineering firms and service providers, and bundles in advocacy representation, an online member directory, professional development training, networking events, an awards program, and a Future Leaders Group.

Product overview

ACEC-NS is a membership-based industry association (formerly Consulting Engineers of Nova Scotia - CENS) that represents consulting engineering companies in Nova Scotia. The organization offers tiered membership programs (Full Member, Associate Member, and Affiliate Member with Platinum/Gold/Silver tiers), along with member services including an online directory organized by sector categories, professional development partnerships, advocacy representation to government and industry, a Future Leaders Group for early-career professionals, an annual Awards Program, and a Feature Projects showcase. The association connects 42 member firms employing over 1,850 professionals across Nova Scotia's consulting engineering sector.

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Full Member Membership Full membership tier for independent consulting engineering firms meeting eligibility criteria including a permanent Nova Scotia office, professional engineer requirements, two or more years operating experience (or principals with five or more years of professional consulting experience), Canadian incorporation, and ACEC-NS Code of Ethics compliance. Annual dues are calculated via the N-number formula.
  • Associate Member Membership Membership tier for individuals or firms with 10 or fewer staff (or N-number less than or equal to 10) that do not yet meet full member criteria, with a required transition to full membership within three years unless extended by Board approval.
  • Affiliate Member Program (Platinum, Gold, Silver Tiers) Program for service providers and industry solution partners to connect with consulting engineering sector decision-makers, with tiered visibility and engagement levels. Platinum is limited to two sector-specific partners; Gold offers high visibility and impactful engagement; Silver builds visibility and opens new doors. Subject to Board approval.
  • ACEC-NS Member Directory Online searchable directory of member firms organized by sector categories including Defence, Energy, Infrastructure, Land and Coastal, Resources, and specialized subsectors, allowing prospective clients to find and contact consulting engineers directly.
  • Professional Development and Training Access to professional development through partnerships including PSMJ (Principals Bootcamp, Project Management Bootcamp) and webinars covering risk management, procurement, AI, and Social Value topics, offered at reduced rates for members.
  • Advocacy Services Advocacy representation to federal, provincial, and municipal governments, utilities, and regulators on industry issues including fair procurement, balanced contract language, proportional risk allocation, and professional standards.
  • Future Leaders Group Member group supporting early-career professionals with social and educational events, building a cross-disciplinary network of emerging engineers within member firms.
  • ACEC-NS Awards Program Annual awards program recognizing excellence across consulting engineering disciplines, including the Selectpath Future Leader Award, presented at the Annual AGM Luncheon. Five categories were launched in 2025 as part of the inaugural awards program.
  • Feature Projects Showcase Online showcase of notable projects completed by member firms to highlight industry capabilities and achievements in Nova Scotia.

Companies that use Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS)

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Named customers12 records

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Ideal customer profiles2 records

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Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS) partnerships and signals

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One partnership is on record.

  • Owens MacFadyen Group (OMG)platinum affiliateGTM or Marketing PartnerWealth management firm Owens MacFadyen Group (OMG) is a Platinum Affiliate Member of ACEC-NS. OMG provides custom financial strategies designed for generation-to-generation wealth management. They collaborate with clients' other professional advisors to integrate tax efficiencies with income planning, investment management, estate planning, philanthropy, and business succession. Contact: Marcel Tellier or Mark Burnand at omg.ca

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS) competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Others

  • Engineers Nova Scotia: The provincial engineering professional regulator and self-governing body for licensed engineers in Nova Scotia. Complementary to ACEC-NS — Engineers Nova Scotia regulates individuals while ACEC-NS represents the consulting engineering firms that employ them — making it a thematically adjacent stakeholder rather than a direct competitor.
  • Nova Scotia Construction Association: Provincial trade association representing the broader Nova Scotia construction industry, including contractors, suppliers, and engineering firms. Adjacent to ACEC-NS in membership overlap (consulting engineers work alongside construction firms) and shared government advocacy on infrastructure procurement policy.
  • Architects' Association of Nova Scotia (AANS): Provincial self-regulatory body for architects in Nova Scotia. Thematically adjacent to ACEC-NS — both represent design professions that routinely partner on building and infrastructure projects — but a regulator for individuals rather than a trade association for consulting engineering firms.

Regional players

  • Consulting Engineers of Saskatchewan: Saskatchewan's provincial trade association for consulting engineering firms, structurally analogous to ACEC-NS in delivering advocacy on procurement, contract language, and professional standards for member firms.
  • Association of Consulting Engineering Companies of British Columbia (ACEC-BC): Direct peer provincial trade association using the same ACEC branding and dues/governance model to represent consulting engineering firms in British Columbia. Closest structural analogue to ACEC-NS, operating the same membership tiers, advocacy role, and national-affiliate linkage.
  • Consulting Engineers of Ontario (CEO): Long-standing Ontario provincial association for consulting engineering firms providing advocacy, professional development, and member services under a near-identical model to ACEC-NS. Larger in scale due to Ontario's market size but serves the same function for member firms.
  • Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Alberta: Alberta's ACEC-branded provincial association for consulting engineering firms, providing parallel advocacy, member directory, and professional development services to ACEC-NS in another resource-driven Canadian province.
  • Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - New Brunswick: New Brunswick's ACEC-affiliated provincial trade association serving consulting engineering firms in Atlantic Canada alongside ACEC-NS. Direct regional peer in the same Atlantic Canadian ecosystem with overlapping member firms.
  • Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Manitoba: Manitoba's provincial consulting engineering trade association affiliated with ACEC Canada. Operates the same membership model with dues, advocacy, and events for member consulting engineering firms in the province.

Broad incumbents

  • ACEC Canada (Association of Consulting Engineering Companies of Canada): The national umbrella trade association for consulting engineering firms in Canada, of which ACEC-NS is a provincial affiliate. ACEC Canada provides national advocacy, federal government procurement influence, and pan-Canadian programming that ACEC-NS leverages for its members; it is the natural upstream body in the same product category.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

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Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS) social profiles

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Profiles7 records

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Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS) M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS)

What does Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS) do?

ACEC-NS is a membership-based industry association that advocates for the consulting engineering industry in Nova Scotia. It sells tiered membership programs (Full Member, Associate Member, and Affiliate Member with Platinum/Gold/Silver tiers) to consulting engineering firms and service providers, and bundles in advocacy representation, an online member directory, professional development training, networking events, an awards program, and a Future Leaders Group.

Is Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS) a public or private company?

Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS) is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS) founded?

Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS) was founded in -1. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS) based?

Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS) is headquartered in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada, in the North America region.

How does Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS) make money?

One revenue line is on record: membership Dues.

Who are Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS)'s main competitors?

Others on record are Engineers Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Construction Association and Architects' Association of Nova Scotia (AANS). Regional players are Consulting Engineers of Saskatchewan, Association of Consulting Engineering Companies of British Columbia (ACEC-BC), Consulting Engineers of Ontario (CEO), Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Alberta, Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - New Brunswick and Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Manitoba. ACEC Canada (Association of Consulting Engineering Companies of Canada) is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS) have an API?

No public API is recorded for Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Nova Scotia (ACEC-NS).

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