Facilities Management Outsourcing Market Report - UK 2012-2016 Analysis

AMA Research are pleased to announce the publication of the 9th edition of the report ‘Facilities Management Outsourcing Market Report – UK 2012-2016 Analysis’. Incorporating original input and primary research, the report provides a wide-ranging and informative perspective on the sector, with a focus on the provision of Total Facilities Management and ‘bundled’ or multi-service provision. Key areas covered by this report include:

• Overview of Multi-Service Provision in the UK FM outsourcing market - size, recent trends and key market influences, forecasts and future prospects.
• Analysis of 3 key end-use sectors for Corporate, Central & Local Government, Healthcare & Education – sector sizes / performance, trends and influences by sector and potential areas of opportunity.
• Review of Market Structure and Leading Providers – changing supply structure, diversification of service provision and company profiles for the leading contractors.

The FM outsourcing market is approaching maturity in most sectors and has become increasingly dependent upon the economic climate and levels of government expenditure. As a result, the global economic downturn has hindered its performance in recent years. Opportunities in the corporate sector have been particularly affected, although the Government spending cuts have reduced public spending and this is now having an impact on construction and building programmes and also upon FM opportunities. Opportunities are expected in less mature sectors such as Local Authorities, with further potential in the corporate sector as the commercial sector of the economy recovers.  

The report contains a detailed assessment of these and other market trends and influences, with analysis of future prospects and potential areas of opportunity.

Areas of particular interest:

• Market activity from 2006 to 2011, with forecasts through to 2016.
• Key focus areas among end-users are now cost reduction and sustainability.
• Added impetus to the trend for clients to procure an increasingly wide array of services under TFM or ‘bundled’ service contracts as clients seek to consolidate supply chains and reduce costs.
• Increasing globalisation of contracts providing greater standardisation and economies of scale.

Amey Group, Aramark UK, Babcock International Group, Balfour Beatty Workplace, BAM Facilities Management, Capita Group, Carillion Facilities Management, Cofely, EC Harris Solutions, Emcor Facilities Services, Enterprise, Eric Wright Group, ETDE Energy and Services Division, Europa Support Services, Facilities Services Group, G4S Facilities Management, Gardiner & Theobald Facilities Management, Global Workplace Solutions, Hochtief Facilities Management, Initial Facilities Services, Integral UK, Interserve Support Services, Inviron, ISS UK, John Laing Integrated Services, Kier Facilities Services, Mapeley, MITIE, Morrison, Norland, Norse Group, OCS Group, Pinnacle PSG, Robertson Facilities Management, ROMEC, Serco Group, SGP Property and Facilities Management, Skanska Facilities Services, Sodexo Facilities Management, Telereal Trillium, Turner Facilities Management, Vinci Facilities, Volker Fitzpatrick.

Key areas covered in the report:

• THE MARKET
  • FM Market overview – estimates of total market size from 2006-2011, with forecasts for the period from 2012 to 2016.
  • Overview of overall support services outsourcing market - market size, sector shares, analysis by sector.
  • Key market influences – diversification in service provision, public sector spending (including influence of PFI/PPP) and legislative influences.
  • Future prospects for FM market covering macro-economic influences and government departmental expenditure, outlook by end-use application area, key potential growth areas, trends in service provision, changing supply structure, impact of market maturity, legislation and other key influences.
• KEY END-USE SECTORS
  • Analysis of FM market by broad end-use sector - Corporate, Central & Local Government, Healthcare & Education.
  • Estimates of market size for each sector from 2006 – 2011, with forecasts from 2012 to 2016. Review of mix of contracted-out/in-house trends. Key factors influencing trends within each sector.
  • 'Corporate sector' – sector development and trends, impact of office  take up levels, penetration and market maturity, analysis of sub sectors – corporate offices, retail, leisure, manufacturing etc.
  • Central & Local Government Sector – market mix, key growth sectors and areas of opportunity, influence of PFI/PPP. Analysis by department for Department of Work and Pensions, Ministry of Justice, HM Revenue & Customs, Local Authorities, and Social Housing. Central versus Local Government mix.
  • Healthcare & Education Sector – market mix, outsourcing penetration levels, influence of PFI/PPP, procurement trends and opportunities.
• CONTRACTORS REVIEW
  • Review of origins of FM companies – construction, engineering, support services, property services and special purpose vehicles.
  • Structure of supply – Business Process Outsourcing, TFM contractors and support services providers.
  • Key trends – period of acquisitions & mergers, impact of market maturity & margin erosion, expansion and diversification of service provision.
  • Market Shares of leading providers.
  • Company profiles of leading FM providers covering around 40 major providers and niche specialists – outline includes company size, growth trends, areas of specialisation, sector strengths and major contracts.