• Exhibit table at the General Meeting or slide recognition on webinar
• Full page company advertisement in SEAC newsletter during the month of sponsorship
• 2 complimentary registrations
• One minute microphone time

• Category finalists will be notified via email prior to the General Meeting on September 19^th.
• Finalists will have an opportunity for a three-minute presentation of their project after the General Meeting on September 19^th. Please note, this presentation is optional and will not be part of the scoring process.
• Category winners will be notified via email prior to the Annual Meeting.
• Winners will be presented their plaque and the “Best Overall Project” will be announced at the Annual Meeting.

• Creativity of structural design (20%)
• Complexity of criteria or unique problems (20%)
• Innovative application of new or existing materials or techniques (20%)
• Commitment to sustainability through efficient use of materials, resilience, circular economy principles, or embodied carbon reduction (20%)
• Ingenuity of design for constructability challenges and efficient use of labor (20%)

• Certificate of Occupancy must be issued between January 1, 2023 – July 26, 2024.
• Stamping engineer must be a SEAC member.
• Emphasis will be given to Colorado projects in the case of a tie.
• Emphasis will not be given to project size.
• Each firm can only win one award.
• SEAC Board of Directors will pick up to three finalists in each category.
• SEAC leadership will vote on category winners; SEAC leadership includes the Board of Directors, committee chairs and vice-chairs, delegates, and ambassadors.
• SEAC Board of Directors will select “Best Overall Project”.

• Project overview, including project name, project completion date (date CO issued), location of project, and project category.
• Project cost (for ease of submission to NCSEA SEE awards)
• 4 – 10 project photos with photographer release
• Project Description (800 word maximum) that outlines the significant aspects of the entry and their relationship to the judging criteria.
• Sustainability Description (300 word maximum) that describes the sustainable aspects of the project -- both structural and nonstructural.
• Project Summary (100 word maximum) that highlights the structural aspects of the project. For all category winners, this information would be used in SEAC social media posts.
• Project team information, including Structural design firm, stamping structural engineer, architect, general contractor, and submitter contact information.

Committee Chairs:
Dale Statler, Phone: 970-568-2919 Email: dstatler@wje.com

Mission:
The Wind Loads Committee aided in the development of the Colorado Front Range Gust Map and provides education on how to apply the wind load provisions of ASCE 7 to Colorado. This committee is currently ACTIV

• Initiate and support a revised Colorado Special Wind Region (SWR) Study
• Stay involved with development of ASCE7 provisions
• Participate in 2024 ICC Colorado Chapter Educational Institute
• Research influence of winter windiness and develop recommendations

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Committee Chairs:
Tom Soell, JVA Consultants, 303-444-1951, tsoell@jvajva.com and Paul Doak, Martin|Martin Consulting, 303.431.6100, pdoak@martinmartin.com

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