Final Sale of AECOM Govt. Contracting Business Imminent

By Wayne Barber

International engineering and construction provider AECOM appears poised to complete the $2.4 billion sale of its government contracting division to a joint venture of two New York investment firms, a company official said Tuesday. Eric Knox, AECOM vice president…

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