Description
2018 Environmental Technology Trends and Consulting & Engineering – This edition of Environmental Business Journal and the accompanying data set in spreadsheet format provides EBJ’s final analysis and full detail on 2017 environmental consulting & engineering industry, interim 2018 and 2019-2020 forecast.
Business trends in the consulting & engineering segment are summarized by clients, services, media, geography and companies which are the 5 main dimensions that EBJ uses to break down the C&E business in the analytical framework of its C&E industry model. Detailed tables and charts on the C&E industry are presented in the edition and dataset.
Service trends show information management and information technology applications as the highest rated growth categories for C&E firms. IT applications and the increasing strategy amongst C&E leaders to acquire and develop their own proprietary IT assets is a trend delved into in the company profiles and executive Q&As included in this edition. Expert opinions from management consultants and C&E advisors are also presented.
Table of Contents of 2018 Environmental Technology Trends and Consulting & Engineering
The U.S. environmental consulting & engineering industry has shaken off environmental policy and political setbacks and worked to benefit client initiatives, investments and risk profiles in the increasingly deregulatory environment. 2018 growth at 4-4.5% will likely be a peak as more concerns cloud the horizon than the promise of new market drivers 1-10
- Technology Plays in Environmental Consulting & Engineering…..11-29
- NV5 stays on leading edge in acquiring drone firm and building optimizer…..11
- KCI commits to innovation strategy: acquires laser scanning firm LandAir…..14
- GHD launches advisory and digital units to add ‘edge’ to existing services…..17
- Tetra Tech invests in aviation technology and digital design tools…..20
- GZA’s Superfund sites are moving along towards remediation…..22
- SNC-Lavalin continuously seeks the best digital alliances to provide value-added propositions to their clients…..24
- ERM strives to be the leading digital EHS service provider with the strongest digital ecosystem of partners…..27
- EFCG reflects on technology trends and forecast scenarios for 2019…..30
- Doehring says watch out for wildcards on the economic horizon…..35
- 7 Mile Advisors predicts a moderate to strong outlook for 2019…..37
- Small companies remain optimistic knowing some uncertainties are ahead…..39
Exhibits of 2018 Environmental Technology Trends and Consulting & Engineering:
- U.S. Environmental Consulting & Engineering Industry by Media
- U.S. Environmental C&E Industry vs. GDP Growth: 1990-2020
- Annual Growth in U.S. Environmental Services; 2000-2020
- Environmental Industry: Key Growth Factors
- Key Market Driver & Forecast Elements: Segment Growth 2014-2020e
- Share of Top Companies in U.S. C&E Industry 2000-2017
- Top 5 & 10 U.S. Environmental C&E Firms 1995-2017 (Gross Environmental C&E Revenues in $mil)
- U.S. Environmental Consulting & Engineering Market by Customer, 2015-2018
- 2016 U.S. C&E Market Matrix: by Media by Service ($mil)
- U.S. Census Data on Environmental Consulting Services for 2015: NAICS Code 54162
- Gross Revenue Performance of Environmental C&E Firms in EBJ Database: 2009-2017
- Revenue Performance of U.S. Environmental C&E Firms by Size
- Distribution of U.S. Environmental C&E Firms in 2017
- U.S. Environmental C&E Industry: US vs. non-US Revenues
- Top 60 U.S. Environmental C&E Firms in 2017
- Crude Oil Price 2003-2019: Brent Spot Price (Dollars per Barrel)
- USA Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions By Fuel 1990–2016 (million metric tons of carbon dioxide)
- Ranking of Environmental Markets by Services
- Annual IT Spending for A/E/C Firms
- Internal Historic Annual Growth in A/E/C Firms: Median
- Historic Profitability: Median EBIBT / Net Revenues
- Historical Employee Turnover Analysis: Median
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