水道エンジニアリング・建設の主要企業：企業の戦略と動向のプロファイル

エンジニアリング企業や建設企業は、自治体や産業界の上下水道部門の意思決定に欠かせない存在です。その影響力は、コンサルティングサービスや技術提案から建設や施設経営にまで及び、水道部門における重要な意思決定者として位置づけられています。ある面では、重要インフラや技術選択の門番としての役割を担っています。

これらの企業は、経済的破壊、技術の進歩、気候変動、進化する政策情勢など、競争力を維持するために市場の力に絶えず適応しています。エネルギー転換、デジタルトランスフォーメーション、工業用水需要の増加といった成長機会に対応するため、ビジネス戦略の中心は、事業部門の再編成、再配置、売却に置かれることが多くなっています。

このような情勢の変化の中で、企業は、M&A、パートナーシップ、地理的拡大、サービスイノベーション（デジタルソリューション、代替デリバリーモデルなど）などのさまざまな戦略を展開しています。投資や取引は、能力の強化、高成長市場への参入、収益源の多様化など、より広範な推進力を反映しています。

当レポートでは、世界のエンジニアリング・調達・建設（EPC）企業35社について調査し、各事業部門と各地域の収益や、比較ランキング、戦略的ポジショニングを詳細に分析しています。

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対象企業

Engineering and construction firms are vital in shaping decisions across the municipal and industrial water & wastewater sectors. Their influence extends from consulting services and technology recommendations to construction and facility operations, positioning them as key decision-makers in the water sector. In some respects, they serve as gatekeepers to critical infrastructure and technology choices.

These firms continuously adapt to market forces to remain competitive, including economic disruptions, technological advancements, climate change, and evolving policy landscapes. Business strategies increasingly revolve around restructuring-establishing, repositioning, or divesting units to align with growth opportunities such as energy transition, digital transformation, and the increasing demand for industrial water.

In this shifting landscape, firms are deploying a range of strategies, including mergers and acquisitions (M&A), partnerships, geographic expansion, and service innovation (e.g., digital solutions, alternative delivery models). Investment and deal-making activities reflect a broader push to enhance capabilities, enter high-growth markets, and diversify revenue streams.

This Insight Report provides an in-depth analysis of 35 global engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) firms, covering revenues by business unit and geography, comparative rankings, and strategic positioning. Bluefield's analysis highlights the critical factors shaping these firms' competitive strategies and long-term positioning in the water and wastewater industry.

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Table of Tables

Section 1: Market Overview

• Notable 2025 Trends Among Leading Engineering & Construction Firms
• Water vs. International Business Activities
• M&A Pace Slows Among Engineering & Construction Firms
• Leading Firms Grow Cold with M&A
• Spanish Engineering Firms Maneuver Abroad
• Privatized U.K. Market Functions as Central European Hub for Global Firms

Section 2: Engineering Design Firm Positioning

• Ranking Design Firms by water-Related Revenues
• Water Activity Share of Revenue Totals for Design Firms

Section 3: Engineering Construction Firm Positioning

• Ranking Construction Firms by Water-Related Revenues
• Water Activity Share of Revenue Totals for Construction Firms
• Deploying Collaborative Delivery

Section 4: Company Profiles

• 4.1. Engineering Design Firms
  • Acciona
  • AECOM
  • Arcadis
  • Arup
  • Black & Veatch
  • Brown and Caldwell
  • Burns & McDonnell
  • Carollo Engineers
  • CDM Smith
  • Dewberry
  • Freese and Nichols
  • GHD
  • Hazen and Sawyer
  • HDR
  • Jacobs Solutions
  • McKim & Creed
  • Mott MacDonald
  • Ramboll
  • Royal Haskoning DHV
  • RSK
  • Stantec
  • Sweco
  • Tetra Tech
  • Woodward & Curran
  • WSP
• 4.2. Engineering Construction Firms
  • Aecon
  • AtkinsRealis (SNC-Lavalin)
  • FCC
  • Ferrovial
  • Garney Construction
  • Granite Construction
  • Kiewit
  • PCL Construction
  • Sacyr
  • Shimmick Corporation
  • Sundt Construction
  • VINCI
  • The Walsh Group