AECOM Upbeat on Energy Department Cleanup Business

International infrastructure company AECOM expects to be in the running for perhaps a half-dozen contracts from the Energy Department’s Office of Environmental Management in the next couple years.
AECOM Chief Financial Officer Troy Rudd made the observation Monday…

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