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Our members help advance important projects, ensuring that all stakeholders have a voice. That is how society ensures the best decisions are reached.
CRM firms are strongest when they work together to promote a better industry.
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Your Congress in Action: April 22, 2024
In much of the free world, coalition governments are routine, even commonplace. In countries with more than two viable political parties, it is difficult for one party to win more than 50 percent of seats in the legislature, forcing them to join with smaller parties...
Deadline Approaching: 2024 ACRA Awards
Do you have a client who has demonstrated accomplishments and commitments above and beyond those required to meet laws and regulations pertaining to CRM? An ACRA firm or employee that has made a long-term contribution to the industry? If so, time is running out to...
ACRA Comments to USACE on Appendix C
ACRA has urged the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to adopt its plan to replace Appendix C for its Regulatory Program and replace it with the Section 106 implementing regulations at 36 CFR 800. Earlier this year, the Corps proposed removing Appendix C from their...