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EBJ's Annual Environmental Industry Overview Issue, 2007
Published March
2008
This 32-page issue
of EBJ provides a snapshot of the $25.6-billion Environmental Consulting &
Engineering industry with the latest market data by EBJ, interviews with top 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
2008 Snapshot Survey, is provided for major client sectors.
Overview: Times have been good for environmental C&E firms and growth is likely
to continue into 2008. Although growth slightly slowed from 7.2% in 2006 to
6.5-7% in 2007, the years 2004-2007 are still the strongest period of growth
since the late 1980s. However, despite a fourth consecutive year of relative
prosperity, executives are somewhat more cautious about the prospects for
sustained growth in 2008, with energy development, overall economy, and real
estate markets as principal 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
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C&E Industry
Overview: Times have been good for firms working in the $25.6 billion
U.S. environmental consulting & engineering market, and growth is expected
to continue into 2008. Trend review highlights growth rates, key sectors,
market drivers, and management challenges.
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Features:
Credit crunch impacts deal flow, valuations; firms take recruitment and
retention to the next level; natural resources management rides energy
development boom.
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Company
Profiles: These firms ride the energy boom, sustainability movement:
Natural Resource Group, LLC, Parsons Brinckerhoff, WRSCompass,
Groundwater & Environmental Services, Tighe & Bond.
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Management
Feature: David Elam looks at the role environmental firms play in
fostering sustainability; Denys Oberman looks at the importance of
integration.
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Executive
Q&As: ERM CEO Peter Regan talks about firm’s global business;
Christopher Dore of Statistical Research, Inc. looks at the firm’s
plans to grow by acquisition. |
Exhibits Found in this Issue
• Growth in
Environmental Consulting & Engineering, 1990-2007
• Growth Prospects Ranked by Sector: 2008-2010
• Impact of Market Drivers on Ability to Generate Revenue
Companies Featured in this Issue
AECOM Technology
Corp.
Azland Risk Management
Biohabitats, Inc.
Blackstone Consulting
Boyle Engineering
CH2M HILL
Chas. H. Sells
Delta Consultants
Earth Tech
EM-Assist, Inc.
ENSR
Environmental Business International, Inc.
Environmental Data Resources
Environmental Financial Consulting Group (EFCG)
Environmental Resources Management (ERM)
FOCUS LLC
Graziano & Partners
Groundwater & Environmental Services, Inc. (GES)
ICF International
ICF Jones & Stokes
Inogen Alliance
IVI
JD Consulting
Jones & Stokes |
Natural Resource
Group LLC
Normandeau Associates, Inc.
O’Brien & Gere
OBERMAN Strat. and Financial Advisors
Oranjewoud N.V.
Parsons Brinckerhoff
RETEC
RPS
SEACOR
Secor International
Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure
SLR
Stantec
Statistical Research, Inc.
SWCA
SWCA Environmental Consultants
Tecsult, Inc.
Terracon
Tetra Tech, Inc.
The Delaney Group
Tighe & Bond
URS Corp.
WRSCompass
WSP Group |
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