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EBJ’s Annual Review of the U.S. Environmental 
Consulting & Engineering Industry
Volume XX, Number 1/2, 2007

Published February 2007





This 40-page issue of EBJ provides a snapshot of the $24-billion Environmental Consulting & Engineering industry with the latest market data by EBJ, interviews with more than 25 C&E executives and other sources. Data includes market size, growth and breakdowns derived from EBI’s annual analysis of its database of revenue generation by more than 400 C&E firms. EBJ’s forecast, derived partly from new responses to EBJ’s 2007 Snapshot Survey, is provided for major client sectors. Issue also includes the top 50 C&E firms ranked by environmental consulting & engineering, including total revenues and environmental contracting revenues not counted in C&E.

Overview: The U.S. environmental consulting & engineering industry had one of its best years in a decade in 2006. And although growth slowed marginally from 8% to 7.2% in 2006, it would have qualified for the best growth rate since 1990 if not for the 8.0% growth in 2005. However, despite a third consecutive year of relative prosperity, executives are somewhat more cautious about the prospects for sustained growth for 2007, with real estate markets, federal spending and the economy overall as principle factors of concern. Certain practice areas seem to be immune, but executives are advised to view markets cautiously when considering long-range plans.

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Table of Contents

1 - 7 EBJ’s Environmental Industry Overview 2006: EBJ puts the industry into context, presents 2005 revenue and growth statistics for 14 segments; C&E firms share key trends

1 - 5 Consulting & Engineering Industry Overview: 2006 was another good year for the $24-billion U.S. environmental consulting & engineering industry but executives voice some concerns; Trend review highlights growth rates, key sectors, market drivers, profitability and management challenges.

6- 15 Features: M&A activity remains high with new movers like HDR, Baker and WSP; Recruitment & retention on everyone’s mind in a tight market for personnel; Sustainability coming of age for some but firms like CH2M Hill, ET Environmental, Cardinal Resources; Gartner Lee and ENSR have different takes on the market AAI rules takes effect but confusion reigns.

16 - 28 C&E Profiles: Prosperity comes in different packages for the following firms: ENVIRON, RMT, Washington Group, HNTB, EBI Consulting, Fuss & O’Neill, The Cadmus Group, V3 Companies, Parametrix, Roux Associates and EnvironTrac.

29 - 34 Executive Q&As: ERM CEO Peter Regan offers perspective on their global business; John Doehring of ZweigWhite shares his take on markets and management.

35 - 39 Management Feature: Andrew Holguin, CEO of HFA, offers his business model for employee incentives, business process and product standardization for small firms and regional offices.




Exhibits Found in this Issue
  • Growth in Environmental Consulting & Engineering vs. the GDP, 1988-2006
  • Growth Prospects for C&E Industry Ranked by Sector: 2007-2009
  • EBJ’s Top 50 Environmental C&E Firms in 2005
  • U.S. C&E Market, 2004-2006: Market Breakdowns by Media, by
    Service, by Client and by Region with growth forecast in each
  • Prominent M&A Activity in the C&E Sector in 2006/li>
  • Revenue Distribution of 2005-2006 U.S. C&E Market by Size Categories
  • Median Base Salary and Annual Growth for and Engineer with 15-20
    Years Experience: 1979-2005 (ASCE data)
  • Median Principals’ Base Salary 1997-2006 (ZweigWhite data)


Companies Featured in this Issue
    AECOM
    Alliant Energy
    Black & Veatch
    Cardinal Resources, Inc.
    careerSMITH
    CH2M HILL
    Domani Sustainability Consulting
    EBI Consulting Inc.
    ENSR
    ENVIRON
    Environmental Data Resources, Inc
    Environmental Financial Consulting Group
    EnviroTrac Ltd.
    ERM
    ET Environmental Corp.
    Fuss & O’Neill
    Gartner Lee Ltd.
    Graziano & Partners
    HDR, Inc.
    HNTB
    Holguin, Fahan, & Associates
    Jacobs Engineering
    Michael Baker Corp.
    O’Brien & Gere
    Parametrix
    PBS&J
    RMT, Inc.
    Roux Associates, Inc.
    Shield Environmental
    The Cadmus Group, Inc.
    V3 Companies
    Washington Group International, Inc.
    WSP Environmental
    ZweigWhite


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