Simon Simon

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  Published on: 10/21/2009    Last Visited: 10/21/2009  

  As I begin my year as National Director on behalf of ACEC/MW, I would like to extend my gratitude to our member firms for the honor of serving as President for the past year and your support of our activities throughout the year.
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  As I begin my year as National Director on behalf of ACEC/MW, I would like to extend my gratitude to our member firms for the honor of serving as President for the past year and your support of our activities throughout the year.
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  On the educational front we organized two successful seminars - LEED and Design-Build.
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  Our year of achievement was crowned with national recognition for our continued membership growth (over 3% from prior year) and our meeting of our PAC goal for the second year in a row (over $9,000 contributed to ACEC/PAC).
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  I am anxious to begin serving as your president during the upcoming year and I look forward to the challenges and successes we encounter. This organization has been led by great individuals and I am proud to share this honor.
  
  As my first action as President, I would like to extend gratitude towards Past President Philios Angelides for his service to ACEC/MW.
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  We ask your help in this task by participating on the various committees of ACEC/MW to build a stronger organization that is better able to serve our area.
  
  I would like to strengthen our relation with our neighboring member organizations in Maryland and Virginia.
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  We are somewhat unique in our status representing three jurisdictions and I believe our voice and representation will be enhanced with collaboration with these adjacent organizations. Many of our firms are members in Maryland and Virginia; a strong partnership will benefit all.
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  Interaction with our elected officials better positions us to monitor and provide input / testimony to impending legislation that affect the objectives of member firms, other members of the profession, allied professions and industries.
  
  I look forward to the upcoming year and working with the Board, Executive Director, Committee Chairs and all ACEC/MW member firms during 2007/2008.
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  This year, we will promote and share our message that "ACEC/MW is the Voice of Metropolitan Washington's Engineering Community" and continue to build strong relationships with our clients and the entire community.
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  (Pictured from left to right: Ron Ewing, Gregg Spagnolo, Simon Simon, Steve Walter, Eric Rehwoldt, Mark Steiner, Dave Greenwood, Philios Angelides and Mike Wiercinski; Courtney Brown, not pictured)
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  ACEC/MW would like to thank our speakers for their time and commitment to the engineering community.
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  We would like to welcome our newest members which have joined us in the past month.
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  We return to the wonderful Maggiano's Little Italy to enjoy more great food and the chance to here the latest from our speakers in reference to local environmental business opportunities. Please take advantage of the early bird discount by registering before August 2nd.
  
  If you are interested in being a luncheon sponsor, please contact the ACEC/MW Offices. It is a great and economical way to get out in front of the membership. Thanks to all our luncheon sponsors from last year - you helped to set a very high bar for this year - let's get over it together!
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  ACEC/MW has 6 committees which are the heart and soul of what ACEC/MW represents.
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  GET YOUR NAME OUT IN FRONT
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  Registration is now Open!!!

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  Published on: 10/21/2009    Last Visited: 10/21/2009  

  Simon Simon, P.E. Director 2007-2010 Greenhorne & O'Mara
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  Network with your business colleagues and hear the latest updates from the Maryland Modals...

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  Published on: 10/21/2009    Last Visited: 10/21/2009  

  I would like to extend my gratitude to our member firms for the honor of serving as President for the past year and your support of our many activities throughout the year.
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  In reflecting on our activities over the past year, I am pleased about the achievements we made and the continued success for our organization and members. The committees have been very active in continuing industry and agency partnerships at the federal, state and local levels.
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  On the educational front, we organized two successful seminars - the NHI rating bridge seminar and low impact development (LID) practices. Our luncheon programs were equally well-attended; in fact, all luncheons exceeded prior years' attendance levels and provided great value to our members through networking with industry peers and leaders from presenting agencies.
  
  Our achievements continued with national recognition at the ACEC National Conference for exceeding our PAC goal for the third and fourth year in a row. Our political activity continued last month when representatives of ACEC/MW attended ACEC's National Conference and the Consulting Congress Day in Washington, where we promoted ACEC's Legislative Agenda by meeting with the members of our Congressional Delegation.
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  We look forward to seeing all of you next year in June 2009.
  
  2008-2009 ACEC/MW Board of Directors Pictured from left to right: Simon Simon (Director), Steve Walter (Director), Lou Robbins (Director), Johann Dobak (Director), Mike Wiercinski (Immediate Past President and National Director, Gregg Spagnolo (Treasurer), Eric Rehwoldt (Vice President), Dave Greenwood (President-Elect), Courtney Brown (President) and David Eakin (Director - not pictured).
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  This year our ACEC/MW Committees have been very active in meeting with clients and agencies.
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  Topics discussed included the challenge of promoting development in the city while fostering high environmental standards and the DDOE commitment to storm water management and their ongoing efforts with DCWASA.
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  ACEC/MW has 6 committees which are the heart of what ACEC/MW represents.

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  Published on: 4/1/2009    Last Visited: 10/21/2009  

  The Legislative Committee works closely with ACEC/MD regarding pertinent legislative alerts affecting our firms in Maryland.
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  The committee represents ACEC/MW on the Virginia Joint Legislative Committee (JLC).
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  This body is comprised of representatives from ACEC/MW, ACEC/VA, VSPE, and Virginia AIA.
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  On April 28th and 29th, the legislative committee will be hosting our annual Consulting Congress Days. ACEC/MW will meet with our Congressional Representatives and Senators to discuss the issues facing firms represented in their districts.
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  What makes that voice so effective is the ACEC Political Action Committee -- ACEC/PAC -- the cornerstone of our congressional advocacy program.
  
  ACEC/PAC helps the engineering industry elect pro-business candidates who understand our industry and support ACEC's key issues, such as infrastructure funding, contracting out, protecting QBS, and tax/regulatory reforms.
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  Speaker Chris Costello addresses committee involvement within the state assembly and which local legislators in Maryland lead those committees.
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  Examples of the issues discussed within the committee are: sustainability, green building, energy efficiency, storm water management, wastewater management and more.
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  Our speaker panel included Chuck Fanshaw from George Mason University and Bill Chamberlin from NOVA.
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  Our speakers: Doug Nelson from GSA-NCR, Stewart Fox from the National Park Service, Tom Cox from NAVFAC Washington, and Bill Miner from the Department of State.
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  Our speakers: Doug Nelson from GSA-NCR, Stewart Fox from the National Park Service, Tom Cox from NAVFAC Washington, and Bill Miner from the Department of State.
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  Please contact Tracy Allen if you would like to join this committee, we are always looking for participation from our members.
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  Kathleen Penney, Chief Engineer of DDOT, updated ACEC/MW committee members on the current potential stimulus package projects, quality control on projects and encourage ACEC/MW to continue providing input to DDOT.
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  Design Build Contracts Breakfast~
  
  On February 24th ACEC/MW co-sponsored a breakfast event with DBIA Mid-Atlantic Region on Design Build Contracts.
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  Simon Simon, ACEC/MW Board Member (Greenhorne & O'Mara)
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  Make sure to mark your calendars for these upcoming events. Get your firm noticed by targeting the engineering community at these events.
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  We would like to welcome our newest members that have joined us in the most recent months.

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  Published on: 9/1/2009    Last Visited: 10/21/2009  

  I would like to thank our Immediate Past President, Courtney Brown of CH2M Hill for her outstanding leadership and service to ACEC/MW.
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  I would like to thank our Immediate Past President, Courtney Brown of CH2M Hill for her outstanding leadership and service to ACEC/MW.
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  ACEC/MW has a strong foundation comprised of a large and diverse group of member companies, financial stability, and effective and active committees. We plan to build on this foundation to further strengthen our organization. In the coming year, our focus will be developing our firm and client senior leaders and fostering key partnerships with other entities and enhancing our communications with our members. We will:
  
  Implement a Senior Leaders Development Program for member firms and our clients. Focus on and enhance our relationships with our clients, continuously looking for ways to help them with their challenges and work through issues we face in the engineering community, such as Qualifications Based Selection (QBS).
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  Forge and strengthen partnerships with trade associations and professional societies such as we have done with the Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) and the DBIA, the Society for Marketing Professional Services (SMPS) to achieve collective synergy. Work closely with ACEC National, especially on membership and legislative matters so that we both may benefit from our close proximity and support each organizations interest in these areas. Enhance our government affairs involvement in support of ACEC National as well as ACEC/Maryland and ACEC/Virginia and continue our strong efforts in support of the ACEC federal PAC. Provide more information to our members and partners through our newsletter and website.
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  Collectively, we will all make the effort to ensure that at the end of the next year, we again will be able to say that ACEC/MW is stronger than it was a year ago. Were already off to a fabulous start with a great luncheon event in August sponsored by our Environmental Committee which was well attended. Were following up with another great event in September with key transportation leaders. I am very excited and honored to serve you all as President of ACEC/MW for the 2009-2010 member year and look forward to working with you to achieve our goals.
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  Simon Simon, P.E. Director 2007-2010 Greenhorne & O'Mara
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  The most recent example is our quarterly meeting in July with the District Department of Transportation (DDOT).
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  In the coming months, the committee will be setting up meetings with the following agencies: VDOT, DDOT, WMATA and MWAA., In addition to these agencies, the committee will continue to pursue meetings with our county municipalities in the Washington Metropolitan area.
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  We encourage participation from every member firm.
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  Examples of the issues discussed within the committee are: sustainability, green building, energy efficiency, storm water management, wastewater management and more. The committee is currently working on coordinating meetings with local municipalities and government agencies.
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  In July, we met with Loudoun County representatives.
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  Activity in coming months will focus on scheduling meetings with other local client agencies. Local MD and VA counties are targeted.
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  The committee monitors legislative activity in Maryland and Virginia in partnership with ACEC/MD and ACEC/VA to not only be reactive to items surfacing in the state assemblies, but to be proactive regarding potential issues.
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  The committee monitors legislative activity in Maryland and Virginia in partnership with ACEC/MD and ACEC/VA to not only be reactive to items surfacing in the state assemblies, but to be proactive regarding potential issues.

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  Published on: 6/10/2005    Last Visited: 6/15/2006  

  In re sponse to its expanding transportation services in the Mid-Atlantic, Greenhorne O'Mara, an engineering consulting firm, announced that Simon Simon, P.E., was promoted to fill the newly-created position of vice president, Structural Engineering, Corporate.
  
  Simon has operational oversight of bridge and related structure projects throughout the firm's Mid-Atlantic Transportation Services group.
  
  R. Craig Finley, P.E., a prominent figure in the bridge engineering and construction industry for more than two decades, announced the creation of Finley Engineering Group (FEG), new bridge engineering and consulting company dedicated to providing high-level expertise to all aspects and phases of major bridge construction projects throughout the United States.

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  ACEC/MW Newsletter - June 2008 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/1/2008    Last Visited: 11/6/2008  

  I would like to extend my gratitude to our member firms for the honor of serving as President for the past year and your support of our many activities throughout the year.
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  In reflecting on our activities over the past year, I am pleased about the achievements we made and the continued success for our organization and members.The committees have been very active in continuing industry and agency partnerships at the federal, state and local levels.
  ...
  On the educational front, we organized two successful seminars , the NHI rating bridge seminar and low impact development (LID) practices.Our luncheon programs were equally well-attended; in fact, all luncheons exceeded prior years' attendance levels and provided great value to our members through networking with industry peers and leaders from presenting agencies.
  
  Our achievements continued with national recognition at the ACEC National Conference for exceeding our PAC goal for the third and fourth year in a row.Our political activity continued last month when representatives of ACEC/MW attended ACEC's National Conference and the Consulting Congress Day in Washington, where we promoted ACEC's Legislative Agenda by meeting with the members of our Congressional Delegation.
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  We look forward to seeing all of you next year in June 2009.
  
  2008-2009 ACEC/MW Board of Directors
  
  Pictured from left to right: Simon Simon (Director), Steve Walter (Director), Lou Robbins (Director), Johann Dobak (Director), Mike Wiercinski (Immediate Past President and National Director, Gregg Spagnolo (Treasurer), Eric Rehwoldt (Vice President), Dave Greenwood (President-Elect), Courtney Brown (President) and David Eakin (Director - not pictured).
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  We would like to highlight one of our most recent meetings:
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  Topics discussed included the challenge of promoting development in the city while fostering high environmental standards and the DDOE commitment to storm water management and their ongoing efforts with DCWASA.
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  ACEC/MW has 6 committees which are the heart of what ACEC/MW represents.

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  ACEC/MW Newsletter-July 2007 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/1/2007    Last Visited: 2/18/2009  

  As I begin my year as National Director on behalf of ACEC/MW, I would like to extend my gratitude to our member firms for the honor of serving as President for the past year and your support of our activities throughout the year.
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  As I begin my year as National Director on behalf of ACEC/MW, I would like to extend my gratitude to our member firms for the honor of serving as President for the past year and your support of our activities throughout the year.
  ...
  On the educational front we organized two successful seminars , LEED and Design-Build.
  ...
  Our year of achievement was crowned with national recognition for our continued membership growth (over 3% from prior year) and our meeting of our PAC goal for the second year in a row (over $9,000 contributed to ACEC/PAC).
  ...
  I am anxious to begin serving as your president during the upcoming year and I look forward to the challenges and successes we encounter.This organization has been led by great individuals and I am proud to share this honor.
  
  As my first action as President, I would like to extend gratitude towards Past President Philios Angelides for his service to ACEC/MW.
  ...
  We ask your help in this task by participating on the various committees of ACEC/MW to build a stronger organization that is better able to serve our area.
  
  I would like to strengthen our relation with our neighboring member organizations in Maryland and Virginia.
  ...
  We are somewhat unique in our status representing three jurisdictions and I believe our voice and representation will be enhanced with collaboration with these adjacent organizations.Many of our firms are members in Maryland and Virginia; a strong partnership will benefit all.
  ...
  Interaction with our elected officials better positions us to monitor and provide input / testimony to impending legislation that affect the objectives of member firms, other members of the profession, allied professions and industries.
  
  I look forward to the upcoming year and working with the Board, Executive Director, Committee Chairs and all ACEC/MW member firms during 2007/2008.
  ...
  This year, we will promote and share our message that "ACEC/MW is the Voice of Metropolitan Washington's Engineering Community" and continue to build strong relationships with our clients and the entire community.
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  (Pictured from left to right: Ron Ewing, Gregg Spagnolo, Simon Simon, Steve Walter, Eric Rehwoldt, Mark Steiner, Dave Greenwood, Philios Angelides and Mike Wiercinski; Courtney Brown, not pictured)
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  ACEC/MW would like to thank our speakers for their time and commitment to the engineering community.
  ...
  We return to the wonderful Maggiano's Little Italy to enjoy more great food and the chance to here the latest from our speakers in reference to local environmental business opportunities.Please take advantage of the early bird discount by registering before August 2nd.
  
  If you are interested in being a luncheon sponsor, please contact the ACEC/MW Offices.It is a great and economical way to get out in front of the membership.Thanks to all our luncheon sponsors from last year - you helped to set a very high bar for this year - let's get over it together!
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  We look forward to seeing you at an event soon!
  
  ACEC/MW COMMITTEES
  
  ACEC/MW has 6 committees which are the heart and soul of what ACEC/MW represents.
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  GET YOUR NAME OUT IN FRONT
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  Registration is now Open!!!

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  Published on: 6/12/2009    Last Visited: 6/12/2009  

  Simon Simon, P.E. Director 2007-2010 Greenhore & O'Mara

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  Greenhorne & O'Mara (G&O) News - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/4/2006    Last Visited: 9/16/2006  

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  Holger Serrano, P.E., Deputy Division Chief, Montgomery County (MD) Department of Public Works and Transportation commented on the honor, "The cooperation and constant communication among the team members was instrumental in bringing this project to completion within budget and to the satisfaction of the citizens of the County."
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  Cherry Hill Construction served as the design-build entity, with G&O contracted as the Lead Designer and Engineer of Record.
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  "Design-build is a unique method of contracting and project delivery where the project owner, the designer, and the contractor collaborate as a team from the beginning of the design portion of a project.
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  Simon Simon, P.E., G&O Vice President, Corporate Structural Engineering commented on the complexity of the project, "The most challenging task for the team was to develop an innovative solution for the trestle bridge design and construction that would meet the budgetary and time constraints, while providing a structure that complements the site and still maintains the historical appearance of the existing bridge.The prevention of environmental impact to the park was also of prime importance and was a significant factor in the solution."
  
  Greenhorne & O'Mara is a national, full-service engineering consulting firm that has provided solutions in the areas of general civil, transportation, environmental, water resources, and hazard mitigation and security services, for more than 56 years.With 15 offices located in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, and Florida, G&O provides a broad range of services to private industry as well as federal, state, and local government clients.With 15 offices located in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, and Florida, G&O provides a broad range of services to private industry as well as federal, state, and local government clients.With 15 offices located in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, and Florida, G&O provides a broad range of services to private industry as well as federal, state, and local government clients.
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  Cherry Hill has regional operations in Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, Florida, and the District of Columbia.

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