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Call for Entries: Ontario Consulting Engineering Awards

September 11, 2018
By CCE

The entry process for the 17th annual Awards opens September 19, with the deadline for Notices of Intent being October 12.

Consulting Engineers of Ontario (CEO) is inviting member firms to submit entries to their 17th annual Ontario Consulting Engineering Awards (OCEA) program.

There is no fee to submit an entry, and member firms may submit a maximum of five entries per year.

The Call for Entries opens on September 19, 2018, and the required one-page Notice of Intent to Submit must be emailed by October 12, 2018.

Project submissions must be delivered to the CEO office no later than November 30, 2018. An OCEA Guidebook will be available on the CEO website .

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The winners will be announced during a gala dinner on April 26, 2019 at Copper Creek Golf Club, in Kleinburg. All project entries will be on digital display at the event and mentioned in the annual Accolades magazine.

Four Awards of Excellence will be handed out to firms of various sizes. Categories include firms with 1 to 50 employees, firms with 51 to 100 employees, firms with 101 to 350 employees and firms with more than 351 employees.

In addition, CEO will present Awards of Merit in seven categories: Building Engineering and Science; Environment; Industry, Energy and Resources; Project Management; Studies and Research; Transit; and Transportation Structural.

The most prestigious award, the Willis Chipman, will go to the firm whose project best demonstrates engineering excellence and innovation.

New this year:

  • Project completion dates have been extended to a full year. Projects entered must be completed to the client’s satisfaction from September 30, 2017 – September 30, 2018.
  • A new category was added to the Awards of Merit. The previous Transit category has been split in two: Transit and Transportation Structural.
  • A PowerPoint presentation is no longer required as part of the submission package.

 

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