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Join CMAA North Texas for our First Annual Career Under Construction: Internship Day — a high-impact, one-day match-making event designed to connect AEC firms with students pursuing careers in Construction Management and related fields.

This unique event helps companies and students initiate conversations and create matches for Summer 2026 internship opportunities. Whether your company already offers internships or is developing a new program, this event makes it easy to meet motivated talent, share your firm’s story, and strengthen your presence in the North Texas AEC community.

Why Participate:

• Connect with Future Talent – Meet a diverse pool of students preparing for Summer 2026 internships.

• Build Your Internship Pipeline – Identify potential interns early and establish meaningful connections before summer hiring season.

• Gain Visibility – Increase your firm’s exposure through CMAA North Texas event marketing and on-site branding.

• Engage with Educators and Peers – Network with professionals shaping the next generation of Construction Managers.

• Access Student Resumes – All participating firms will receive access to the resumes of registered students following the event.

• Streamlined Participation – CMAA handles logistics so your team can focus on building meaningful connections.

What’s Included:

• Reserved table for networking with students

• Company name listed in event materials

• Access to all panels, networking, and student engagement sessions

• Post-event access to registered student resumes

Space is limited — secure your company’s spot and start building your 2026 internship team!

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Companies that have secured their Annual Local Market Partner Sponsorship for 2026 will automatically have a table reserved for this event, no additional registration required.

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Join us for an unforgettable evening of celebration, recognition, and connection at the 2026 Annual Gala & Project Achievement Awards! Held at the brand new WestHouse, this hallmark CMAA-SAC event brings together industry professionals across the AEC community to honor outstanding project achievements, award scholarships, and foster meaningful connections.

Expect exciting announcements, a delicious dinner, scholarship presentations, and award recognitions — all in one evening.

All sectors and roles in the industry are welcome — come celebrate with us!

Doors open at 6:00 PM with dinner service beginning at 7:00 PM.

If you work for an owner firm, please reach out to cmaasac@gmail.com for your discount code!

Thank you to our event sponsors!

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Project Description: The DigIndy Tunnel System is a 28.6-mile series of six deep rock tunnels that can store and convey up to 290 million gallons of combined sewer overflows during wet weather events in Indianapolis. All captured flows are conveyed by gravity to Citizens Energy Group’s Southport Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant, where flows are lifted nearly 300 feet from the tunnel system and into the plant via Citizens 90mgd Deep Tunnel Pump Station. This tour will include major components of the pump station infrastructure, including access to a nearly 300-foot deep limestone cavern that houses the tunnel pumps and other critical components necessary for the successful operation of the pump station.

Meet the Presenter:

Mike Miller - Citizens Energy Group Manager, Underground Engineering and Construction:

Mike has over 28 years of experience in the geotechnical engineering and construction industry. He spent the first 15 years of his career with a geotechnical consulting firm, where he specialized in the design and construction of heavy underground civil infrastructure projects including numerous tunnel projects across the U.S. Mike transitioned to Citizens Energy Group to manage the design and construction of Citizens’ $2B DigIndy tunnel program. The DigIndy program includes 28 miles of deep rock tunnel that was constructed to help Citizens address the challenges associated with Indianapolis’ antiquated combined sewer system. 

Tour Details:

Site Location – 3800 W. Southport Road (plant entrance near the very large pine tree)

Attendees are encouraged to carpool.

Attendees should pull up to the gate and push the button on the call box. Someone will answer and attendees just need to state that they’re there for a tour of the pump station.

Someone will be on the inside of the gate to direct attendees to the pump station.

Attendees are encouraged to bring their own PPE. Limited hardhats, vests, and glasses are available.

Guests will need to wear hard-soled shoes (no open toes), and dress for the weather. Part of the tour will be outside.

Attendees will receive 1 PDH.

Post Tour Networking:

Please join us for some post tour beverages and appetizers at Freddies Rub located at 1345 Southport Road, 46217. Each registration includes two beverages and appetizers.