General information about DAPE and engineering in Delaware:

• Members of the Council of DAPE.
• Council and Committees
• Meetings held by Council and its Committees
• Differences between DAPE and NSPE-DE
• Why should you get licensed as a Professional Engineer
• How to file a complaint

Reference Documents:

• Delaware's Engineering Code of Ethics
• Delaware's Professional Engineers' Act
• DAPE Bylaws
• Administrative Penalty Guidelines
• Continuing Professional Competency (CPC) Guidelines
  
  
  • PDH Log Form
  • PE Reinstatement Form

Questions and Comments:

We welcome any questions. Please do not hesitate to call at 302-323-4588 between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM weekdays. You may also contact us by E-mail.

(Questions regarding the licensing of Land Surveryors should be referred to the Delaware Division of Professional Regulations, Dover, DE. Telephone number: 302-739-4522.)

News and Updates:

Our Certificate of Authorization annual renewal deadline is September 30, beginning this year. All current active Certificates of Authorization will be valid through September 30, 2019 (if needed, you can log in to your account to print a certificate for 7/1/19-9/30/19). Our 2019 Certificate of Authorization renewal window will open August 1, 2019.  

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We send DAPE communications to your work email address. If your preferred email address is different, you can log in to our system and edit your work email address. Be sure that you have "no-reply@dape.org" in your address book to receive our communications. 

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You can read DAPE's Forty-Sixth Annual Report here.

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Candidates hoping to register for the October 2019 PE Exam need to submit an application for examination to DAPE by June 1, 2019.

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The Certificate of Authorization and PE license renewal deadline was June 30, 2018. All PEs who renew after this date need to complete a CPC audit. You can find our CPC guidelines here. Please note the following: 

Licensees who are residents of jurisdictions other than Delaware shall meet the CPC requirements of their resident jurisdiction. If the licensee resides in a jurisdiction that has no continuing professional competency (CPC) requirement, or the licensee is exempt from the CPC requirement in the licensee's resident jurisdiction, the licensee must meet the requirements of Delaware. 

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