Site Remediation (Vol.XV No.9/10)

Environmental Business Journal
Site Remediation
(Vol.XV No.9/10 2003)

Published March 2003

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The $6+ billion U.S. remediation market has been recovering steadily but the current size is still smaller than what is was in 1993. The federal agencies are providing a stable submarket, though DOE's contractors have become an "exclusive club." Privately-funded market is showing even more signs of recovery, and some still see the brownfield redevelopment as their star sector. What's a remediation firm to do?

In this issue, EBJ reexamines the current status of the remediation market with varying points of views from many key industry personnel. Market data from the 2003 survey results are presented throughout the feature article.

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Environmental Business Journal V15 No.09/10 Site Remediation

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Remediation & Redevelopment Overview:
Cleanup contractors find some stability and recovery in remediation markets in 2002 with government markets, development drivers and ‘cost-based’ standards leading the way 1-5

The Restoration Economy:
Author Storm Cunningham sets out to define the term sustainable development, but instead discovers ‘restorative development’ as the defining trend in the global economy 6-8

Market Features:
DOD markets look to surge with an emphasis on UXO; mold emerges as a legitimate market; Brownfields case study shows its all in the process 9-21

Remediation Company Profiles:
A variety of contracting mechanisms, customer focus areas and technologies define competitive angle for Environmental Quality Management, SLR International, Sub-Surface Waste Management, LVI Services, The Whitman Companies, Weston Solutions, The Forrester Group, Portage Environmental, TRC Companies and DOE’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory 22-31

EXHIBITS FOUND IN THIS ISSUE

- U.S. Remediation Industry by Project Activity (pie chart)
- U.S. Site Remediation Market, 1993 - 2002 (by market type and project activity; table)
- Remediation Technology Trends, 1992 - 2002 (number of applications by technology, in soil and water; table)
- EBJ's Top Remediation Firms, 2001 (with remediation revenue in $million)
- Distribution of Remediation Companies, 2001 (number of companies and revenues by size)
- Superfund Accomplishments through FY 2002
- EBJ's 2003 Remediation Opinion Survey Results

COMPANIES FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE

American BioSystems Inc.	Environmental Quality Management Inc.	Pratt-Thomas, Epting & Walker PA
American International Group Inc	EQA Landmark Communities	Resources for the Future
Armstrong Teasdale LLP	Foster Wheeler Environmental Corp	Shaw Group
AT Environmental LLC	GreenPark Remediation	SLR International Corp.
Battelle	IBACOS	Smith, Gambrell & Russell
Blue Point Capital Partners	International Assn of Mold Remediation Specialists	Sub-Surface Waste Management
BNIM Architects	Kurita	TEG/LVI
Brookhill Group	LandBank Group	Tetra Tech Inc.
BTI Consulting Group	Leppo Consultants	The Forrester Group
Burdco	LS3P Associates	The Whitman Companies Inc.
Burt Hill Kosar Rittelmann Associates	LVI Services Inc.	TPA Design Group, Inc.
Center for Public Environmental Oversight	LZA Technology	TRC Companies Inc
Certified Mold Inspectors and Contractors Institute	MFG Inc.	Turner Construction
Certified/LVI Environmental	National Association of OEW Contractors	U.S. Microbics Inc.
Cherokee Investment Partners	New Jersey Business and Industry Assn	URS Corp.
Department of Housing and Urban Development	Newkirk Environmental	Warburg Pincus
ECS Marin	Noisette Co.	Weston & Sampson Engineers Inc.
EDAW Inc.	Pacific Northwest National Laboratory	Weston Solutions Inc.
Enviro-Mold IAQ Services	Permar, Ravenel & Associates	XL Environmental Inc.
Environmental Information Ltd	Portage Environmental Inc

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Published March 2003

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