Contract ops reaching maturity

Larry Chertoff examines the recovery in the market for operating contracts for US municipalities.

After a three-year downward spiral in growth, the leading US contract operators posted a 23% year-over-year gain in 2005 to $906.75 million.1

This broad-based growth, strongest among the smaller companies, can be seen as an affirmation of the industry’s new business model – seek many smaller projects rather than fewer mega-projects.

The current strong upturn was shared by ...

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