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 Alberta Transportation contributes to Alberta's economic prosperity and quality of life through the provision of a safe and efficient provincial transportation network, water management facilities and environmentally safe water and wastewater infrastructure.
 In a global market, it is vital that professionals attain and maintain the highest level of efficiency, productivity and ethical conduct possible. Now, more than ever, professionals need to do what they can to stay competitive. For engineers, geologists and geophysicists this includes being licensed with The Association of Professional Engineers, Geologists and Geophysicists of Alberta (APEGGA).
 Consulting Engineers of Alberta (CEA) is a not-for-profit organization representing the business and professional interests of consulting engineering companies in Alberta. As a proactive and effective advocate for its members, CEA works with all levels of government and other stakeholders to promote opportunities and a positive business environment for its members. Its membership of over 75 firms provides a wide range of engineering services to government and private sector clients on a project-by-project basis.
 The Transportation Association of Canada is a national association with a mission to promote the provision of safe, secure, efficient, effective and environmentally and financially sustainable transportation services in support of Canada's social and economic goals.  The association is a neutral forum for gathering or exchanging ideas, information and knowledge on technical guidelines and best practices. In Canada as a whole, TAC has a primary focus on roadways and their strategic linkages and inter-relationships with other components of the transportation system. In urban areas, TAC's primary focus is on the movement of people, goods and services and its relationship with land use patterns.  Transport Canada’s mission is to develop and administer policies, regulations and services for the best transportation system for Canada and Canadians — one that is safe and secure, efficient, affordable, integrated and environmentally friendly.
 The Urban Development Institute (UDI) is a national, non-profit association representing the development industry. Our members are development companies and professionals involved in the industry such as planners, surveyors, architects, landscape architects, engineers, contractors, lawyers and a variety of municipalities and utility companies. Regional offices of UDI are located in the Maritimes, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Alberta and British Columbia. The UDI Canada office is currently located in Vancouver.
 The University of Alberta has one of the strongest Civil and Environmental Engineering programs in North America, with degree specializations and active research in all of the major disciplines in the field.
 Autodesk: Since 1982, Autodesk has ushered in state-of-the-art 2D and 3D technologies that let customers visualize, simulate, and analyze the real-world performance of their ideas early in the design process. This gives our customers the flexibility to optimize and improve designs before actually executing them. Autodesk customers not only see, but experience, their designs before they are real, empowering them to save time and money, improve quality, and foster innovation.
 Eagle Point: For 25 years, Eagle Point has been providing the Land Development industry with the right balance of technical and business solutions to help organizations thrive. Our strength lies in the ability to provide solutions to sectors that work to improve land quality and design land infrastructure. Since our inception, we have partnered with over 30,000 organizations worldwide, helping them achieve business success.
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