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Upcoming Regional Training for
AIS/ePER
Wednesday, May 2nd: Consulting Engineers Open House
May 2nd, 2018Ohio Rural Development
State Office200 North High Street Columbus, OH 43215
American Iron and Steel (AIS):A guide to how the Agency is implementing the AIS statutory requirement, which became effective May 5th, 2017. The goal of AIS is “..to promote economic growth, create good jobs at decent wages, strengthen our middle class and support the American manufacturing industry.”
electronic Preliminary Engineering Report (ePER)“How the agency’s latest innovation to the electronic application is providing improved access to infrastructure funding”
8:00am - 8:15am Welcome, Introductions, Logistics8:15am – 12pm 12pm – 1pm 1pm – 4:45pm 4:45pm – 5pm
AMERICAN IRON AND STEEL (AIS) & electronic Preliminary Engineering Report (ePER)
REGIONAL TRAINING EVENTAGENDA
American Iron and Steel (AIS) Lunchelectronic Preliminary Engineering Report (ePER) Wrap up
The following sessions are included for both topics:
101 BasicsBest Practices Trends/Issues
DiscussionQuestion & Answers*
Connecticut/Massachusetts/Rhode Island - Steve Chrabascz ([email protected])
Indiana - Jennifer Bullock ([email protected])Kentucky - Julie Anderson ([email protected])Maine - Scott Emery ([email protected])Michigan - Andy Granskog ([email protected])New Hampshire/Vermont - Johnathan Harries ([email protected]) New Jersey - Avo Kart ([email protected])New York - Marcy Newman ([email protected]) or John Helgren ([email protected])Ohio - Matt McCoppin ([email protected]) or
Eric Zwierschke ([email protected])Pennsylvania - Judy Tutino ([email protected])Virginia - Eddie Smith ([email protected])West Virginia - Harry Taylor ([email protected])**For more information, to send your questions for the Q&A session and to RSV by April 17, 2018 contact your RD State Engineer.
Upcoming Regional Training for
AIS/ePER
Thursday, May 3rd: Technical Assistance Providers, Funding Partners Open House
May 3rd, 2018Ohio Rural Development
State Office200 North High Street Columbus, OH 43215
American Iron and Steel (AIS):A guide to how the Agency is implementing the AIS statutory requirement, which became effective May 5th, 2017. The goal of AIS is “..to promote economic growth, create good jobs at decent wages, strengthen our middle class and support the American manufacturing industry.”
electronic Preliminary Engineering Report (ePER)“How the agency’s latest innovation to the electronic application is providing improved access to infrastructure funding”
8:00am - 8:15am Welcome, Introductions, Logistics8:15am – 12pm 12pm – 1pm 1pm – 4:45pm 4:45pm – 5pm
AMERICAN IRON AND STEEL (AIS) & electronic Preliminary Engineering Report (ePER)
REGIONAL TRAINING EVENTAGENDA
American Iron and Steel (AIS) Lunchelectronic Preliminary Engineering Report (ePER) Wrap up
The following sessions are included for both topics:
101 BasicsBest Practices Trends/Issues
DiscussionQuestion & Answers*
Connecticut/Massachusetts/Rhode Island - Steve Chrabascz ([email protected])
Indiana - Jennifer Bullock ([email protected])Kentucky - Julie Anderson ([email protected])Maine - Scott Emery ([email protected])Michigan - Andy Granskog ([email protected])New Hampshire/Vermont - Johnathan Harries ([email protected]) New Jersey - Avo Kart ([email protected])New York - Marcy Newman ([email protected]) or
John Helgren ([email protected])Ohio - Matt McCoppin ([email protected]) or
Eric Zwierschke ([email protected])Pennsylvania - Judy Tutino ([email protected])Virginia - Eddie Smith ([email protected])West Virginia - Harry Taylor ([email protected])**For more information, to send your questions for the Q&A session and to RSVby April 17, 2018 contact your RD State Engineer.
