Research on KBR Inc. and Jacobs Engineering Group -- A Flurry of New Contracts Boost Confidence Amongst Technical Services Stock
August 20 2010 - 9:19AM
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A recent surge in transportation contracts boosted revenue
projections for several technology services companies. Renewed
confidence in the rebounding economy, specifically improved
performances from the air travel industry, spurred many of the new
deals. These contracts are both domestic and international and
could help the industry sustain revenues for the remainder of 2010
and beyond. Los Angeles and New York based airports all recently
increased spending in the form of contracts to tech services
companies like Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. The company announced
this week that it inked a $25 million contract to provide on-call
construction support services for Los Angeles World Airports.
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Along with air travel contracts, the U.S government has also
recently upped armed forces and infrastructure spending. The U.S
navy awarded over $50 million worth of contracts to improve several
aspects of its technical and communications services.
Infrastructure improvements throughout the U.S are also helping to
sustain revenues. Large contracts were recently awarded throughout
the country to improve or build highways, bridges and rail travel.
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The outlook for growth in the industry appears pessimistic at
the moment but the recent flurry of contracts should provide a
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Late July, KBR Inc. posted its financial readings with its
second quarter profit of $106 million beating Wall Street
consensus. However, the company is struggling to bring in new
orders. Investors can register for free to access the research
reports on KBR Inc. at
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