Published July 2004 This issue of EBJ explores the federal environmental market - with an emphasis on remediation - as a companion to the previous issue of EBJ (which focused on cleanup/redevelopment in the municipal and private sectors). Results of EBJ's 2004 survey of remediation consultants and contractors and the resulting market model are also presented. The issue also probes the activity in federal land-use management, which involves a number of other agencies beside DOD. * This issue is $100 for subscribers and $150 for non-subscribers. If you are a subscriber and would like to purchase this issue please call EBI. * This is NOT a downloadable item. You will receive a copy by mail in five to seven business days. SAVE $190 - CLICK HERE TO GET 2 REMEDIATION ISSUES OF EBJ AND REMEDIATION MARKET DATA MORE COMPREHENSIVE REMEDIATION MARKET INFORMATION AVAILABLE - REPORT 315: REMEDIATION & INDUSTRIAL SERVICES SUBSCRIBE TO ENVIRONMENTAL BUSINESS JOURNAL TABLE OF CONTENTS Federal Remediation Overview: The $6.3-billion remediation market has seen an increasing share from federal markets. Accelerated cleanup programs and outsourcing initiatives have been good for contractors who are branching into environmental work for other agencies 1-5 DOD and DOE get serious about small business contracting, work out kinks with ID/IQ contract vehicles 6-8 Resource Management Plans and GSA contracts become the entry points for federal work for Bureau of Land Management and other agencies; Jones & Stokes, SWCA and ENSR all work the land-use market 9-12 Company Profiles: SWCA Environmental Consultants fills a dominant role in western resource management plans; Shaw E&I maintains a load of federal work and chase Iraq opportunities; TolTest takes on a WERC contract; Sullivan Consulting Group rides federal work and an acquisition to phenomenal growth; FPM Group rides a winning streak for the Air Force; Duratek speeds up cleanups under performance mandate; S.M. Stoller mounts a big comeback thanks to federal partnering 13-21 Association Profiles: Small Environmental Business Action Coalition advocates the role of small companies in federal contracting; American Council of Engineering Companies targets Iraq, infrastructure and outsourcing opportunities 21-23 EBJ Stock Reporter: First quarter analysis of the EBJ Index yields mixed results; USFilter goes to Siemens and GE branches into APC and solar 24-27 DATA CHARTS AND TABLES FOUND IN THIS ISSUE - Federal Government Contribution to US Remediation Market, 1988 - 2003 (area chart; DOD & DOE, Superfund, Other) - US Site Remediation Market, 1993-2003 (table) - US Site Remediation Market, 1988-2003: Construction/Closure & Monitoring v. Consulting & Engineering (bar chart) - EBJ's Top Remediation Firms, 2003 (list) - Distribution of US Remediation Companies, 2003 (table) - Remediation Technology Trends, 1992-2004 (table) - Remediation Project Award Rates, 2001 and 2003 (table) - Remediation Projects by Pricing Mechanism (pie chart) - Top Federal Remediation Contractors (list) COMPANIES FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE Al-Khudhairy Group Earth Tech Pacific Treatment Environmental Services AMEC Earth & Environmental EDAW Pall Corp American Bailey Corp EG&G Technical Services Pangea Inc. American Council of Engineering Companies    ENSR International Inc. Peerless Mfg Co Anteon Corp. Envirogen Pentair Arthur Langhus Layne Environmental Chemical Corp. Portage Environmental AstroPower Inc. Everpure R&R International Battelle Foster Wheeler Environmental S.M. Stoller Corp. , The BayWest Inc. FPM Group SAIC Bear West Co. FPM Remediations Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure Bechtel National Fuel Tech NV Siemens AG BEM Systems Gendex Division Small Environmental Business Action Coalition Berger/Abam Engineers General Electric Stanley Consultants Betz Dearborn General Services Administration STEP Inc. BHA Group Holdings Glegg Water Systems Stoller-Navarro Black & Veatch Gundle Environmental Systems Stone & Webster Black & Veatch Special Projects Corp. Harris Corp. Sullivan Consulting Group Blackhawk GeoServices Industrial Services of America SWCA Environmental Consultants Booz Allen Hamilton INTERA Tank Construction Services Burns & McDonnell Isco Inc Terra Nova Planning & Research Burns and Roe Enterprises IT Group, The Tetra Tech Cabrera Services Inc. ITT Industries TolTest Inc. Cape Environmental Jacobs Engineering Group United Enviro-Tech CH2M Hill Jones & Stokes URS Corp. Conti Environmental Kaltenbach & Voigt GmbH USA Environmental Contracting & Construction Enterprises Kharafi International USFilter Custom Mechanical Systems Millipore Veolia Danaher Corp. MWH Americas Inc. Water Infrastructure Network DENTSPLY International Inc. Navarro Research and Engineering    Weston Solutions Dionex NESMA WRS Infrastructure & Environment Duratek Inc. Nuclear Fuel Services   EA Engineering, Science & Technology Osmonics   * This issue is $100 for subscribers and $150 for non-subscribers. If you are a subscriber and would like to purchase this issue please call EBI. * This is NOT a downloadable item. You will receive a copy by mail in five to seven business days. 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