John F. Amatetti

Functions as a College/University

Operates as a professional organization of civil engineers

Operates as a non-profit organization that helps in eliminating death, injury, property and economic loss due to fire, electrical & related hazards

Operates professional association representing licensed professional engineers

The Society of American Military Engineers is a professional organization dedicated to supporting national security by fostering collaboration among military, government, industry, and academia in architecture, engineering, construction, environmental management, cybersecurity, and related fields. The private company is based in Alexandria, VA. It advances its mission through strategic goals focused on driving partnerships, delivering solutions, and developing people, and offers programs and resources including educational webinars, national conferences, leadership development initiatives, credentialing assistance, mentoring, and career services. The organization emphasizes STEM education through camps for high school students, student chapters at colleges and universities, and innovation challenges. It publishes a bi-monthly magazine featuring articles on engineering and national security topics and provides branding resources, a company directory, and a newsroom.

Provides engineering, landscape architecture, and surveying services

Provides air road and air freight transportation services

Provides aerial warfare and space warfare services

Engineers & Surveyors Institute (ESI) is a nonprofit corporation established in 1987 that works to enhance the quality and approval process of engineering plans through a public/private partnership. The private company is based in Chantilly, VA. Its membership includes engineering and surveying firms, local jurisdictions, state transportation and utility agencies, and industry organizations. ESI offers programs to improve design workflows, facilitate communication within the land development industry, and provide continuing education that meets professional licensing requirements in several states. The institute operates peer review programs in various jurisdictions, featuring minimum submission reviews and team peer reviews to ensure plan quality control and expedite regulatory approvals. Reviews are conducted by rotating teams of private and government engineers, completed within 48 hours, and evaluated against updated checklists. Plan submissions are processed electronically, with guidance, fee schedules, and technical bulletins provided to support applicants. ESI also offers professional development and land development engineering classes through its online learning and member management system, requiring designated professionals to complete annual training and policy updates for each jurisdiction.