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Women in Water: Key Takeaways from the California H2O Women’s Conference
Bluefield was invited to attend the 2018 California H2O Women’s Conference in Santa Barbara. It was a wonderful opportunity to connect with women in the water space and learn about the impressive ac...Water Resiliency for the Ag Economy
Chris Peacock, founder and CEO of AQUAOSO Technologies, discusses building a water resilient future for the ag economy. Chris addresses water risk assessment in the ag sector from banks to investors t...The Beat from Bentley’s Year-In-Infrastructure Conference 2018
Bluefield Research was on the ground in London participating in Bentley Systems 2018 Year-In-Infrastructure (YII) conference. The annual event brings together a diverse crowd of infrastructure profess...Venture and Growth Capital: Transactions & Trends in Digital Water, 2009-2018
Venture capital continues to emerge as a key financing mechanism to accelerate growth, particularly as academic spin-offs and new market entrants seek to scale in a mature water sector.Challenges for Water and Sewer Utilities
Peggy Gallos, Executive Director of the Association of Environmental Authorities of New Jersey, discusses challenges faced by water and sewer utilities. Peggy’s position and diverse background, comi...Suez Accelerates Digital Water Offering, Completes Stake in Optimatics
In adding Optimatics to its suite of digital water products for the municipal utility market, Suez further strengthens its capabilities towards strategic design and capital investment decision making.Resiliency and Regionalism in Southern California
Jeffrey Kightlinger, General Manager of The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, makes his second appearance on The Water Values Podcast. Jeffrey discusses hardening Metropolitan’s in...Competitive Landscape in Water: Engineering Procurement & Construction Firm Rankings and Positioning, 2018
Engineering procurement and construction (EPC) firms play a pivotal role in the decision-making processes for municipal water and wastewater utilities. While their expansive capabilities range, these companies continue to reposition and divest business units in response to changing market dynamics.
Bluefield analyzed the top 30 engineering, procurement and construction firms working in the water sector and looked at their annual water revenues. Included in the revenue totals are design, construction, and environmental activities. In this Data Insight Bluefield analyzes:
- Total EPC revenues per company from 2014 through 2017
- Water Sector EPC competitive positioning
- EPC International Focus
- EPC M&A 2012-2018
- 30+ EPC Company Profiles
