Who we are?

ACEI members represent professional consulting engineering practices, with diverse qualifications and experience including civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, environmental, fire, geotechnical, chemical, industrial, and agricultural disciplines.

ACEI is the voice of the Consulting Engineering profession in Ireland.

A consulting engineer is an expert in the planning, design, and construction of both public and private infrastructures.

The consulting engineering profession aims to benefit the whole of society, through the application of safe, clean, efficient and sustainable developments.

Use the ACEI Directory of Members to quickly and easily locate the consulting engineering practices that meet your requirements.

ACEI only represents individuals and firms engaged in consulting engineering who maintain high professional reputations and ethical standards.

ACEI Strategy 2022 – 2025

VISION: A future shaped by social and environmentally responsible design. MISSION: To support a vibrant consulting engineering community, within which member firms can grow successful businesses that deliver sustainable engineering solutions for the benefit of humankind.

21 September 2023
EFCA Newsletter 21 September

The EFCA newsletter has just been published, it contains information on the following:

EFCA supports its Ukrainian member with keyn...
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2023 ACEI Directory & Review

The 2023 ACEI Directory & Review is now available for download. The Directory contains comprehensive information about all ACEI members and its Executive Board and Committees. Also included are details of the 2022 ACEI Engineering Excellence Award Winners including images and photos. There are a number of new features this year as well as details of individual awards received by members. We hope you enjoy browsing ACEI’s flagship publication.
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11 September 2023
The Professional Risk Landscape

After an extremely challenging few years, it feels like the Professional Indemnity (PI) Insurance market is now in something of a holding pattern as insurers assess the im...
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