Covid-19 Sets Stage for Water & Wastewater Utility M&A
As implications of the coronavirus pandemic continue to unfold across the U.S., and around the world, essential water & wastewater service providers are facing unforeseen risks to their assets and business models. A review of Bluefield’s five years of M&A transactions, thousands of O&M contracts, and historical recessionary impacts on deal flow, provide a data-backed foundation for in-depth analysis going forward.
In this new Research Note, Bluefield water experts analyze:
- The impact of impending revenue declines for water & wastewater utilities
- A potential spike in utility M&A across the U.S.
- The impact of recession on third-party O&M markets
Companies Mentioned
Alliance Water Resources // Allied Pollution Control // American Water Works // Aqua America // Aquality // Aquarion Water // Aquatech // Artesian Resources // Bee & Jay Plumbing // California Water Services // Camden Group // Central States Water Resources // Clear Water Solutions // Connecticut Water // Corix Utilities // EEMA O&M Services // Envirolink // Environmental Consultants // Environmental Development Partners // EOM Operations // EPCOR // ESG Operations // Eversource Energy // F&V Operations // Grace Environmental Services // H20 Innovation // Indigo Water Group // Inframark // Infrastructure Alternatives // Jacobs // JCO Environmental Services // La Framboise // Middlesex Water Company // Miller Environmental // MOC // Municipal District Services // Natural Systems Utilities // NW Natural // Pennichuck Corporation // PeopleService // PERC Water // Russian River Utility // San Jose Water // SI Environmental // Southwest Water // Suez // TOPS // US Water Services // Utility Management Group // Veolia // VRI Environmental Services // Wade Trim // Weston & Sampson // Whitewater // Woodard & CurranMore Research
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