Antea Group Named #4 Environmental Management Firm
ntea Group has been ranked #4 among the Top Environmental Management Firms, #16 among Top Environmental Firms Working in Non-US Locations, and #32 overall among the nation’s Top 200 Environmental Firms according to Engineering News-Record magazine.
ENR's annual Top 200 Environmental Firms list ranks the 200 largest publicly and privately held companies based on the percentage of prior year revenue for environmental services both at home and abroad in eight market segments: hazardous waste, nuclear waste, air, water, wastewater treatment, environmental management, environmental sciences, and other. Antea Group has been recognized as a 'Top 200 Firm' on ENR's list since 2004.
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