Will the civil infrastructure cycle produce anywhere near the...

Will the civil infrastructure cycle produce anywhere near the demand for pipe and cables and associated support systems that the LNG/mining boom produced?

No, it certainly won't.

But the infrastructure cycle will be a more enduring, and manageable, cycle; as opposed to the frenetic and manic commodity cycle which went from "one-day-everyone-suddenly-had-more-work-than-they-could-cope-with" to "deathly-silence-and-now-we-need-to-sack-staff" in the space of just a year or two.

Also, while KOV is unlikely to be generating the ~$10m-level EBITDA that it did at the peak of the commodity cycle, having more than halved in value since then, the stock is not priced for that outcome, anyway.