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Construction: market research reports
In an architectural or civil engineering context, construction is defined as the adding of structure to real property and is one of the most critical stages in a building’s creation. Construction is a crucial service to any building or infrastructural project, and is one of three project services that also includes engineering, procurement (logistics). All three services can be provided for the entire project or one aspect of it by an EPC contractor. Besides contractors, many people come together to make construction happen, including other project managers and various other personnel, such as construction engineers, construction managers, design engineers, project architects, surveyors, logistics professionals, electricians, plumbers, skilled workers, and laborers.
In construction, budgeting, building materials, construction site safety, environmental impact, logistics, public inconvenience, and scheduling are all crucial to project completion. Design, financial, and legal issues must all be considered, especially given the many possible negative outcomes of a construction project, like cost overruns or structural collapse. Constructing a building can be a private or public endeavor, and means of choosing a construction firm or group include construction management-at-risk, design & build, design-build bridging, hard bid, negotiated price, and management contracting. Accountants, cost engineers, and mortgage bankers likely work in tandem to create a financial plan for any given construction project.
Construction market research reports and industry analysis
Thailand Infrastructure Report Q1 2013
1/16/2013 | published by: Business Monitor International
... for construction) still holding firm.Indeed, strong reported performance in Q212 has prompted us to revise up our 2012 forecasts forThailand's construction sector, with real growth expected to reach 5.0% in 2012, from a previousforecast of ...
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Libya Infrastructure Report 2013
1/16/2013 | published by: Business Monitor International
... have propelled growth back to 35.4% in 2012. Whilst strong,this by no means spectacular given the context; with the ongoing violence and the lack of a strongpolitical mandate in government, we believe more serious reconstruction ...
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Malaysia Infrastructure Report Q1 2013
1/16/2013 | published by: Business Monitor International
... we have revised up our full-year forecasts for 2012 toreflect the new Q312 data - construction real growth is forecast to reach 15.5% y-o-y in 2012 (previously11.5% y-o-y) - we expect Malaysia's construction sector to ...
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South Africa Infrastructure Report Q1 2013
1/16/2013 | published by: Business Monitor International
... relative regional decline. Despite a slowreturn to positive territory, with a real construction industry growth of 3.6% for 2013, the risks are stillplentiful: policy uncertainty, cumbersome bureaucracy, intense credit rating pressure and violent clashesin relation ...
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Kazakhstan Infrastructure Report Q1 2013
1/16/2013 | published by: Business Monitor International
... by demand for the country's resources. The industry value is expected tonearly triple from US$16.1bn in 2013 to US44.8bn by the end of our forecast period in 2021. The maindownside risk remains long-term political stability. ...
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Bosnia and Herzegovina Infrastructure Report Q1 2013
1/16/2013 | published by: Business Monitor International
... country's EU accession prospects, development potential andrisk profile. Construction industry value is forecast to stand at US$0.7bn in 2013, rising only slightly by2021, to US$1.2bn. Average year-on-year growth between 2013 and 2021 is expected to ...
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Ecuador Infrastructure Report Q1 2013
1/16/2013 | published by: Business Monitor International
... compared to H111 - however, the trend is for a deceleration and, therefore, webelieve the year as a whole will average lower. Additionally, pre-election spending, as Correa seeks toboost popularity in a country where infrastructure ...
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Electrical Contractors
1/14/2013 | published by: First Research, Inc.
... electrical contracting industry includes about 70,000 companies with combined annual revenue of about $100 billion. High growth is forecast for the next two years. Key growth drivers include the strengthening economy and rising demand in ...
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Framing Contractors
1/14/2013 | published by: First Research, Inc.
... the industry, which is highly fragmented. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE Demand is driven heavily by new home construction. The profitability of individual companies depends on a steady volume of contracted work, accurate work estimation, and cost controls. ...
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Construction Machinery Manufacturing
1/14/2013 | published by: First Research, Inc.
... (Japan), Liebherr Group (Germany), Sany Heavy Industry (China), and Terex (US), along with the construction divisions of heavy equipment manufacturers CNH (The Netherlands), Deere (US), and Volvo (Sweden). The global construction machinery manufacturing industry generates ...
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Manufactured Home Manufacturing
1/14/2013 | published by: First Research, Inc.
... manufactured housing (MH) industry includes about 200 companies with combined annual sales of about $3 billion. High growth is forecast for the next two years. Key growth drivers include home affordability, low mortgage rates, and ...
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