Description
EBJ Remediation & PFAS Business & Market Review 2019
In this 53-page special edition of Environmental Business Journal, EBJ presents a strategic overview of the U.S. remediation industry and perspective on what promises to be the dawn of the PFAS Era. Results of two surveys conducted for this review are presented with a focus on market trends, technology application trends and executive perspectives on keys issues related to PFAS policy, science and future markets. Detailed discussion of the influential PFAS Experts Symposium in May 2019 is also provided by one of the lead conveners.
The PDF file of Environmental Business Journal and the accompanying data set in spreadsheet format provides EBJ’s analysis on the $8-billion U.S. remediation services market, as well as data on the broader $14-billion Remediation/Industrial Services segment of the $394-billion U.S. environmental industry.
Feature articles include Q&As with experts in risk management, innovation, R&D, policy history & developments, testing, site characterization and emerging competitive factors in PFAS project management from site assessment to closure.
Table of Contents
EBJ’s strategic overview of Remediation & PFAS updates the overall remediation market outlook and forecast, and highlights factors leading to the dawn of the PFAS Era. Specific regulatory, analytical and treatment requirements related to PFAS are creating a new competitive frontier in remediation and EBJ presents new survey data on clients, markets and technology trends. Scenarios for the evolution of the PFAS market are discussed by industry participants and experts, and comparisons are drawn to legal precedents and ‘contaminant eras’ of the past 1-18
Collaborative effort leads to emerging consensus on key PFAS issues at May 2019’s PFAS Experts Symposium; Symposium advances concepts like ‘protective uncertainty’ for state regulators and ‘technical impracticability waivers’ for contractors 13-16
Barr finds complexity of PFAS well matched to engineering unique solutions 19
Sanborn Head active in Northeast PFAS market as regulations remain in flux 23
Michigan-based Limnotech in a hotbed markets for PFAS 27
TRC uses ‘CORE’ strategy to extend leadership position in PFAS solutions 30
Golder uses risk transfer and bundling as remediation stakes grow higher 32
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman shares perspective on PFAS regulation: EPA action plan; state programs and settlements 34
GZA brings technical, toxicological, innovation and risk expertise to PFAS 37
PFAS testing accounting for more work for lab leaders SGS and Eurofins 40
Geosyntec finding opportunities for innovation and sustainability in remediation 44
Azimuth1 sees potential for more innovation in site characterization 48
TERA toxicologists confirm that PFAS major public threats are still unknown 49
Langan grows remediation and PFAS practice with in-situ innovation 51
Exhibits in this edition of EBJ include:
EBJ Survey: Demand for Remediation by Type of Contaminant
Rating of Client Markets in Remediation by ‘Prospective Growth in the Next Two to Three Years’
EBJ Survey: Recent and Forecasted Growth for Remediation Companies and the Remediation Market
U.S. Remediation Market vs. U.S. GDP Growth 2000-2020
U.S. Remediation Market by Major Program in 2018
U.S. Environmental Industry: Revenues by Media in 2018
The $14.2-Billion Remediation/Industrial Services Segment of the $394-Billion U.S. Environmental Industry in 2018
EBJ Surveys: Soil Remediation Methods 1990-2019
EBJ Survey: Soil Remediation Methods Used: All Sites in 2019
Soil Treatment Methods Used on Active Remediation Sites: 2017-2019
Groundwater Treatment Methods Used on Active Sites: 2017-2019
EBJ Surveys: Groundwater Remediation Methods 1900-2020
EBJ Survey: GW Remediation Methods Used: All Sites in 2019
Selected USA Federal & State PFOA Drinking Water Guideline Levels
EBJ Survey: PFAS Remediation Methods Used in 2019
3M PFAS Liability – Bottom-up Analysis Summary
3M PFAS Liability – Top-Down Analysis Summary
US Asbestos & Environmental – P/C Insurance Losses 1999-2017
Property & Casualty Industry A&E Liabilities as a % of Ultimate
EBJ’s Working Model on Number of Sites with PFAS Contamination and Remediation Costs
PFAS Concentration Data Show Narrower Range in Landfills
PFAS Treatment Efficiency As Measured by Percent Removal at Field or Full-Scale Operation
PFAS Site Contamination Map of the USA
Partition of PFOA Exposure to Drinking Water
PFAS Contamination on DOD Sites
Examples of WorldwidePFOS/PFOA Health-Based Advisories
GZA Remediation Revenues By Contaminant in FY 2019
GZA Remediation Revenues By by Project Land Use in FY 2019
‘Non-Health’ PFAS Costs in Nordic Countries: ‘High’ Estimate
Nordic Estimate Range for Costs Covering Environmental Screening, Monitoring, Water Treatment, Soil Remediation And Health Assessment Where PFAS Contamination Is Found
Langan Engineering and Environmental Services Revenues ($mil)
Companies Mentioned in this edition of EBJ
3M 6, 9
Accutest Laboratories 41
A.M. Best Company 10
ASTM Greener Cleanup Standard 14
ASTM International 38
AXYS Analytical Services Ltd. 41
Azimuth1 48
Brown University 43
Chemours 6
Civil Dynamics: 39
DuPont 6
East Carolina University 43
Emery & Garrett Groundwater
Investigations 39
Environmental Working Group 16, 43
Forensic Analytical Laboratories 41
Geosyntec Consultants Inc. 44
Gordon Haskett Research Advisors 8, 9, 12
GZA 37
GZA GeoEnvironmental Inc. 37
Interstate Technology and Regulatory
Council 31
John Wiley & Sons Inc 13
Langan 51
Langan Engineering and
Environmental Services 52
Lloyd’s 10
Melick-Tully and Associates: 39
Michigan PFAS Action Response Team 43
Minnesota Department of Health 9
Nathan Associates 8, 14
National Groundwater Association 38
National Science Foundation 48
Nordic Council of Ministers 47
NSF International 43
OBG 7
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman 1, 34
Ramboll 7
Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology 50
Remediation Journal 14
Royal Military College of Canada 45
SGS 40, 41
SGS AXYS 40
SGS EHS North America 40
Social Science Environmental Health
Research Institute 16
Sustainable Remediation Forum 14
Testing Engineering and Consulting Services 41
Toxicology Excellence for Risk Assessment 49
University of California Berkeley 45
University of Western Ontario 45
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 13
U.S. National Science Foundation 45
WSP Environment & Energy 14
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