The merging of low property values, an ever available labor force, along with the real (and political) need to create jobs are the new market drivers for development and infrastructure projects as our “cautious economy” tries to find its way. Project and hiring activity in Infrastructure & Development is expected to increase in 2011 and [...]
Archive for the ‘Earth/Water’ Category
Market Drivers in a “Cautious Economy”
Posted: June 14, 2011 by Brad Burke, PE in Earth/Water, Heavy CivilTags: Construction, Heavy Civil, water environmental
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Environmental engineers/water activety up considerably
Posted: June 7, 2011 by Skip Black CPC in Earth/WaterTags: waste water, water, water environmental
With the addition to our staff of Brad Burke PE Mgr: Earth/Water our company activity regarding earth/water has spiked. With the North American water shed under increasing pressures from community and industrial users Double Eagle Group is conducting several searches for clients concurrently. I suspect that ground water, rivers/dam/dike/levees as well as municipal/industrial water concerns [...]
Reverse-Flow Demographics = Increased Brownfield Development (Brad Burke, PE)
Posted: June 2, 2011 by Skip Black CPC in Earth/Water, UncategorizedTags: Construction, transportation
For the Environmental & Civil Market, one area that is expected to increase steadily during this new, “cautious-economy” is Brownfield Development. As average annual gas prices continue to increase, and household income stagnates or falls, demographics are beginning to change where both families and corporations are moving back closer to metropolitan areas to reduce commute [...]
Brad Burke P.E. Mgr: Earth/Water
Posted: May 12, 2011 by Skip Black CPC in Earth/Water, Heavy Civil, Industry News and CommentaryTags: Executive Search and Placement
Brad has joined our team and will be a frequent contributor to DEG blogs. He has over fifteen years (15) in professional environmental consulting. Count on Brad to help you search for and place those individuals of value. R. Skip Black CPC- Principal/CEO
