ACE Podcasts
The lost treasure of the Egypt
Monday, 23 August 2010
Former ACE chairman Neil Sandberg tells the remarkable story of 1920s engineers salvaging gold bullion from the bottom of the sea.
Nelson's column
Wednesday, 11 August 2010

Nelson Ogunshakin, ACE chief executive, examines plans to investigate infrastructure project costs.

Sandberg: 150 not out
Tuesday, 10 August 2010
Few firms survive for 150 years. Even fewer remain family run for so long.  Impact talks to Neil Sandberg about how his company bucks that trend and plans to last longer still.

Profiling the risk
Monday, 09 August 2010
Capita Symonds and ACE have joined forces to deliver the nineteenth annual Capita Symonds/ACE health and safety lecture on Wednesday 6 October 2010.
Birthday honours praise engineering
Monday, 09 August 2010
Engineers have been well recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours’ list. All were commended for their services to the industry at home and abroad.
ACE submission on Local Enterprise Partnerships to select committee
Monday, 09 August 2010
ACE has submitted evidence to the Business, Innovation and Skills Committee on new Local Enterprise Partnerships.
Children engage on sustainable schools
Sunday, 08 August 2010

A project in Leicester brings together pupils, teachers, governors and members of the local authority to develop energy efficient schools and apply sustainability measures into live building schemes.

Public Procurement under the spotlight
Sunday, 08 August 2010
With public spending and procurement under intense scrutiny, Sharon Akumiah, ACE senior legal assistant, tells Impact about the rules as they stand and highlights new developments.
GDP bounces back
Saturday, 07 August 2010
An unexpected GDP increase, government announcements on spending and a downgrading of Ireland’s credit rating. Graham Pontin, ACE economic analyst, reports.
Amey's holistic vision
Friday, 06 August 2010

NCE/ACE Consultant of the Year Amey tells Impact about its holistic asset management strategy. However, a one company solution is only part of the story.