With Sale, AECOM Exits DOE Weapons Complex Contracting

Engineering and construction giant AECOM has completed the $2.4 billion sale of its Management Service business to an affiliate of two New York investment firms.
Sale of the subsidiary to American Securities LLC and Lindsay Goldberg LLC closed on Jan. 31, according…

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With Sale, AECOM Exits DOE Weapons Complex Contracting

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