Published January 2004 Though not completely immune to economic cycles, the water market managed to exhibit some resilience in the year 2002. Regulations still drive the market, as does the public perception and demand for quality supply. EBJ estimates the overall growth rate of the water industry at 3.6% in 2003. Nearly two-thirds of the business came from utility/treatment works sectors but the leader in growth rate was consulting and engineering-related sectors. * 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. FIGURES INCLUDED IN THIS ISSUE • The US Water Industry, 2002 - 2003 (market size in various subsectors) • EBJ's Top US Water/Wastewater Equipment & Chemicals Companies, 2002 (ranked by 2002 WE&C revenue) TABLE OF CONTENTS Overview: EBJ presents annual figures on the $96-billion U.S. water industry, the top 25 equipment companies and observations on the top trends . 1-3 Features I: Contract operations moves to mid-sized cities; Water utilities look to capture institutional knowledge; Marketing water rights encounters challenges; and EPA puts arsenic technology on a fast track . 4-11 Top Companies: Veolia raises some eyebrows with the breakup of USFilter; Foreign invasion becomes foreign exodus; and CH2M Hill tests new alternatives in water . 12-15 Equipment Profiles: Applied Process Technology, Thermodyne and Trojan Technologies concentrate on key niches . 16-18 Black & Veatch continues global leadership in water . 19-20 Value-Based Decision Making: New concepts for reuse of water by-products . 20-22 Profiles II: Burns & McDonnell, Haestad Methods, Michael Baker and MWH find growth in interesting places . 23-26 Features II: Desalination benefits from progress in technology but learns lessons from Tampa Bay project; California agency sets example; and Iraq infrastructure projects attract attention, controversy and contractors . 27-31 EXHIBITS FOUND IN THIS ISSUE • The U.S. Water Industry 2002-2003 and EBI Forecast (table) • EBJ’s Top U.S. Water/Wastewater Equipment & Chemicals Companies in 2002 • EPA Arsenic Treatment Research Demonstrations (Round 1) • Breaking Up USFilter
* 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. Published January 2004
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