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Heavy Construction: market research reports
The heavy construction market refers to heavy construction equipment, machinery and industrial vehicle products and associated services for heavy construction projects. Industrial vehicles for heavy construction include excavators, cranes, tunnel boring machines, bulldozers and loaders. Equipment for heavy construction can include drilling equipment, soil stabilizers, pile drivers, trucks, tankers and generators. The vehicles consist of five parts: control systems, implementation systems, information systems, power trains, structures and traction systems. Hydraulic components are an important part of heavy construction vehicles and are the major means for power transference to the tools and equipped machinery. Some key heavy machinery manufacturers include Bobcat Company, Caterpillar Incorporated, Deer and Company, Doosan Group, Fiat-Allis, Hyundai Heavy Industries, Ingersoll Rand, Kobelco, New Holland, Roto Tilt, and ST Kinetics.
Services relating to heavy construction can include engineering; equipment, vehicle and materials procurement; and construction itself or building (EPC). Contractors, engineers, distribution specialists, consultants, technicians, skilled workers and laborers make up the majority of workforces assigned to heavy construction projects. Examples of heavy construction projects include bridge and tunnel construction, large concrete structure construction (dams and aqueducts for instance), harbors, docks and other water projects, road and highway building, canal and waterway excavation, pipeline excavation and laying, other concrete and metal pipe projects, and steel structure construction. Heavy construction can include also demolition and wreckage activities in order to clear and prepare construction areas.
Heavy Construction market research reports and industry analysis
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Mexico Infrastructure Report Q3 2013
6/12/2013 | published by: Business Monitor International
... to year on year (y-o-y)growth of 3.6%. Over the forecast period to 2022 average y-o-y growth is forecast to be 4.1%. Energy &utilities infrastructure will likely lead growth but transport investment - specifically rail and ...
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Central America Infrastructure Report Q3 2013
6/12/2013 | published by: Business Monitor International
... for new companies who do not have existing operations in the region or surrounding areas toleverage off. That said, we do see strong growth in a number of sectors, including social housing,renewables and hydropower, gas ...
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Iran Infrastructure Report Q3 2013
6/12/2013 | published by: Business Monitor International
... environment continue to weigh on the industry's growth prospects over the next12 months. While an improvement in economic conditions should, over the medium-term, bring some respitefor the sector, growth is likely to be modest, averaging ...
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Russia Infrastructure Report Q3 2013
6/12/2013 | published by: Business Monitor International
... which will cement Russia's economic pivot towards Asia. Inlight of the developments planned, especially in the oil and gas sector, we see this remaining the case to theend of the decade. Freight railways, pipelines, ports ...
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Sudan and South Sudan Infrastructure Report Q3 2013
6/12/2013 | published by: Business Monitor International
... Sudan and South Sudan in these ailing sectors until 2015, with ahefty contraction of 22.2% anticipated for 2013. It will take many months before oil revenues - both for South Sudan, in terms of export ...
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Yemen Infrastructure Report Q3 2013
6/12/2013 | published by: Business Monitor International
... around one third of our previous estimate, taking the industry's valueto US$1.80bn. Growth over the forecast period is expected to average 1.84% y-o-y, with industry valueexpected to reach US$3.72bn by end-2022. Key developments in the ...
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Zambia Infrastructure Report Q3 2013
6/12/2013 | published by: Business Monitor International
... the medium term (2013-2017), there is upside potential for growth tocome in higher than our 7.4% annual average forecast. Strong investment plans announced by state-ownedutility ZESCO, combined with two high-value road improvement programmes should boost ...
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Argentina Infrastructure Report Q3 2013
6/12/2013 | published by: Business Monitor International
... the contraction, to -2.6% year-on-year (y-o-y). We believe the recession will last until2014, when a contraction of 0.2% is anticipated. The key trends in Argentina's Infrastructure sector are: Leading indicators for building permits show consistent ...
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Nigeria Infrastructure Report Q3 2013
6/5/2013 | published by: Business Monitor International
... state-run Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN). Thus,in line with our forecasts, Nigeria continues to see strong growth within its construction sector and weanticipate an annual average real growth of 9.2% between 2013 and 2017. ...
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China Infrastructure Report Q3 2013
6/5/2013 | published by: Business Monitor International
... for the past decade has epitomised China's massive infrastructure programme, in our viewsignals the upcoming moderation (and in some ways, rationalisation) in the infrastructure spending. Wemaintain our forecasts for 2013 onwards as the infrastructure stimulus ...
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India Infrastructure Report Q3 2013
6/5/2013 | published by: Business Monitor International
... FY2012/13 - relatively non-conducive monetary conditions,policy inertia and lacklustre infrastructure activity - remain pertinent, while material improvement in thebusiness environment for India's infrastructure sector is becoming increasingly unlikely given thegovernment's weakening political position and the ...
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