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Published by: AMA Research
Published: Oct. 15, 2004 - 120 Pages
Table of Contents
1 Background And Introduction
1.1 Implications For The Role Of Consulting Engineers
1.2 Public Vs. Private Sector Construction Employment
1.3 New Developments
2 Summary
2.1 Size Of Market
2.2 Future Market Prospects
2.3 Key Players And Their Major Characteristics
2.4 End User Markets And Their Evolution
2.5 Conclusions
3 Economic Environment
3.1 Gdp
3.2 Inflation & Interest Rates
3.3 Unemployment
3.4 Household Consumption
3.5 Housing & Construction
3.6 Sterling
3.7 Conclusions
4 Market Size And Characteristics
4.1 Overall Market Size, Structure And Trends.
4.1.1 Structure Of The Industry
4.1.2 Market Size
4.1.3 Size Of The Industry
4.2 Major Market Sectors
4.2.1 Transport
4.2.2 Ports, Harbours, Airports & Canals
4.2.3 Railways
4.2.4 Water And Waste
4.2.5 Environment
4.2.6 Contract Management / Project Management (Cm/Pm)
4.2.7 Facilities Management
4.2.8 Telecommunications
4.2.9 Building & Property Sector
4.3 Total Fee Income
4.4 Procurement
4.5 Globalisation
4.6 Supply And Demand
4.7 Current And Future Market Prospects
4.7.1 Sectoral Prospects
4.7.2 Overseas Prospects
4.7.3 Factors Affecting Future Market Prospects
5 Key Companies
5.1. Introduction
5.2 Major Players In The Market
5.3 Major Consulting Engineers
5.4 Other Consulting Engineers
5.5 Conclusions
6 Consultants’ Output
6.1 Introduction And Market Background
6.2 End User Demand
6.3 Segmental Analysis - Infrastructure
6.3.1 Transport
6.3.2 Water And Sewerage
6.3.3 The Environment
6.3.4 Energy
6.3.5 Airports
6.3.6 Ports
6.3.7 Telecommunications
6.4 Segmental Analysis - Buildings
6.4.1 Education Sector
6.4.2 Health Sector
6.4.3 Commercial Office Sector
6.4.4 Sport And Leisure
6.4.5 University Sports Infrastructure
6.5 Conclusions
7 Future Prospects
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Factors Affecting The Industry
7.2.1 Importance Of Pfi/Ppp
7.2.2 Partnerships - The "Client" Focus
7.2.3 Changes In Procurement
7.2.4 Geographical Developments
7.2.5 Standardisation Of Documentation
7.3 Future Prospects
Tables & Charts
Table 1 Contractors Output For Infrastructure By Sector Of Commissioning Client 1996-2003 £M
Table 2 Percentage Of Contractors Output For Infrastructure By Sector Of Commissioning 1996-2003
Table 3 Employee Jobs In Production, Construction, Transport & Utilities, Mid-Year Headcount (000) 1996-2002
Table 4 Uk Construction Employment In Local Government, By Mid-Year Headcount (000) 1996 - 2003
Table 5 Consulting Engineers - Uk Market Size 2000-2004 (£Bn)
Table 6 Consultant Engineers’ Rankings By Total Uk Fees Billed 2001-2003
Chart 7 Interest Rates And Inflation (Rpi) From 1990-2005
Chart 8 Pdi & Savings Ratio At Current Price 1990-2006
Table 9 Exchange Rates - Pound Sterling To Dollars, And Ecus, Spot Rates
Table 10 Annual Turnover For Engineers And Architects (£M)
Table 11 Consulting Engineers - Uk Market Size 1999-2007 (£Bn)
Table 12 Number Of Architectural And Engineering Related Technical Consultancies By Turnover (£M) 1997-2001
Table 13 Consulting Engineers Total Workload By Fees Billed And Market Sector
Table 14 Consultant Engineers’ Rankings By Total Uk Fees Billed 2000 And 2003
Table 15 Consultant Engineering And Design Activities - Export And Import 1999 - 2001 £ Millions
Table 16 Consultants New Work - Percentage Comprising Fees And Lagged Work 2000-2003 (£M)
Table 17 Ranking Of Consulting Engineers By Fees Earned By Market Segment 2003.
Table 18 Top Consulting Engineers Turnover - Uk 2003 (£M)
Table 19 Top Consulting Engineers Market Shares - Uk 2003
Table 20 Arup Group Ltd - Key Financial Data 1998-2002 (£M)
Table 21 Atkins Plc - Key Financial Data 1999-2003 (£M)
Table 22 Babtie Group Ltd - Key Financial Data 1998-2002 (£M)
Table 23 Jacobs Gibb - Key Financial Data 1999-2003 ($M)
Table 24 Black & Veatch Consulting Ltd - Uk Turnover By Sector 2002 (£M)
Table 25 Halcrow - Key Financial Data 2001 & 2002 (£M)
Table 26 Hyder Consulting Plc - Key Financial Data 2001-2003 (£M)
Table 27 Mott Macdonald Group Ltd - Key Financial Data 1999-2003 (£M)
Table 28 Mouchel Parkman - Key Financial Data 1999-2003 (£M)
Table 29 Mouchel And Parkman - Client Profile
Table 30 Wsp Group Plc - Key Financial Data 1999-2003 (£M)
Table 31 Value Of New Orders Obtained By Contractors: By Type Of Work 1999-2003 (£M)
Table 32 Construction Output New Work By Contractors: By Type Of Work 1999 - 2003
Table 33 Planned Future Public Investment (New Investment And Renewals) (£Bn)
Table 34 Private Investment In Uk Transport Infrastructure Sector (£Bn)
Table 35 Breakdown Of Forecast Expenditure 2003/4 - 2008/9 (£Bn)
Table 36 Water Companies' Total Projected Expenditure 2005 - 2010 (£M)
Table 37 Company’s Proposed Capital Maintenance Expenditure: 2005-2010 Compared With 2000-2005
Table 38 Water/Sewerage Companies’ Quality Enhancement Capital Investment Levels 2005-2010 (£M)
Table 39 Uk Energy Consumption In 2003 By Sector
Chart 40 Capital Expenditure Shares (Power Companies) 2002/2003
Table 41 Top Telecommunications Companies By Capital Expenditure - 2002/03 (£M)
Table 42 Construction New Work Output By Sector 1993-2003 (£ Billion) At Current Prices
Table 43 Contractors’ Output Of Education Sector New Work 1996-2003 (£M)
Table 44 Contractors’ Output Of Health Sector Work (Public/Private) 1997-2003 (£M)
Table 45 Value Of New Contractors Orders- Private Offices 2000 - 2003 (£M)
Abstract Key areas in the report include: -
UK Consulting Engineering Market - Market structure and size, globalisation, key influences, major players, PFI/PPP issues, future prospects.
End Use Sectors-analysis of output by sector, ie Roads, Rail, Water, Power, Education, Healthcare, Commercial Property, Sport & Leisure etc.
UK Construction Market - Value by output by sector, new orders, key trends and influences, future prospects.
Future Prospects - Analysis of key issues likely to impact on future prospects for the Consultants Market.
Over the past 10-15 years the construction industry has undergone a number of major changes, which have impacted upon the role of Consulting Engineers. More competition and increased emphasis on best practice has seen consultants taking more of a lead in identifying and promoting projects, arranging financial as well as engineering packages with subsequent competition for projects alongside major construction contractors. With mergers and acquisitions resulting in the disappearance of some well-known firms and the creation of some new multinational organisations, the industry is likely to see even greater change in the years ahead.
Areas of particular interest in the report include:-
Detailed analysis of the structure and changing nature of the Consulting Engineers market.
Comprehensive analysis of key influences - PFI/PPP, Standardization of Documents, changes in Procurement.Detailed analysis of each end use sector - key projects & companies involved.
Competitor Analysis - key companies activity, turnover, profit & their major projects.
Key areas of coverage in the report include:-
CONSULTANTS MARKET
Structure and Size of the Industry, Fee Income, Future Market Prospects, key influencing factors.
Major Players in the Market, supply and demand of engineers and the influence on the market.
Major End Use Sectors, including Buildings, Transport, Water, Infrastructure, Energy and the Environment.
Globalisation of the Market, Import and Export of Services, Overseas Prospects, the changing nature of the CE market.
Future Market Prospects and the key factors affecting development over the next few years, with forecasts to 2007.
CONSULTANTS’ OUTPUT
Construction output by end use sector, key trends in the individual sectors.
Construction Output & New Work.
Planned Future Public Investment.
Segmental Analysis - Infrastructure (Transport, Roads, Rail, Water & Sewerage, Environment, Energy, Power, Ports & Airports).
Segmental Analysis - Buildings (Education, Healthcare, Commercial Offices, Sport & Leisure).
KEY CONSULTING ENGINEERS
Top 20 consulting engineers by fees earned during 2003. Companies mentioned include the following Atkins, Jacobs, Kellogg Brown & Root (KBR), Mott MacDonald, Arup, WSP, Mouchel Parkman, Halcrow, Babtie, Scott Wilson, EC Harris, MWH Europe, RPS Group, Hyder Consulting, FaberMaunsell, Mace, White Young Green, Turner & Townsend, Entec, Buro Happold.
Top consultants by turnover, profit analysis & sectoral experience.
Company review, profile for key consultants including - Arup, Atkins, Babtie, BV Consulting Ltd, Halcrow, Hyder Consulting, Jacobs Gibb, Mott McDonald, Mouchel Parkman, MWH Europe, Scott Piesold, WSP, Entec, FaberMaunsell, Pell Frischmann and Kellogg Brown and Root.
Smaller niche players covered by sectoral experience.
FUTURE PROSPECTS
Factors affecting the Industry, including the changing nature of the client-consultant interface.
Importance of PFI/PPP and how this is shifting the emphasis towards partnering.
Changes in Procurement, influence of the Gershorn review in the public sector.
Geographical Developments and the increasing internationalisation of the sector.
Standardisation of Documentation.
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