Still Robust Market Makes Dollars Flow
The good times got better for the Top 200 Environmental Firms in 2000, as they somehow managed to add more than $1 billion to their bottom line in a year when major changes in the US economy and political leadership started to point the other way. Top 200 firms boosted total revenue to nearly $28 bi...
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Veröffentlicht in: | ENR 2001-06, Vol.246 (22), p.30 |
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Zusammenfassung: | The good times got better for the Top 200 Environmental Firms in 2000, as they somehow managed to add more than $1 billion to their bottom line in a year when major changes in the US economy and political leadership started to point the other way. Top 200 firms boosted total revenue to nearly $28 billion. The US Department of Energy issued a record volume of cleanup management contracts, and corporate continued to hire Top 200 firms to study, remediate and manage their environmental liabilities. Construction and remediation revenue held at $10.1 billion for the Top 200 last year, while design, consulting and study revenue jumped 14% to $10 billion. |
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ISSN: | 0891-9526 |