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Engineering & Construction Business 2025

Publisher Richard K. Miller & Associates
Published Jan 01, 2025
Length 145 Pages
SKU # RKM19428407

Description

Engineering & Construction Business 2025


This reference assesses the $2 trillion annual U.S. engineering & construction market.

Thirty (30) sectors are profiled: airports, buildings, commercial buildings & offices, data centers, educational facilities, electric power, entertainment & cultural districts, environmental, facility management, federal buildings & facilities, green & sustainable development, healthcare facilities, high-speed rail, highways & bridges, hotels, infrastructure, manufacturing & industrial processes, mass transit & rail, mixed-use developments, natural disaster preparedness & response, petroleum industry, ports & waterways, residential, retail & shopping centers, sports arenas & stadiums, telecommunications, transportation, warehouses & distribution centers, waste management infrastructure, and water & wastewater infrastructure. For each sector, Engineering & Construction Business 2025 provides spending data, identifies market leaders, and assesses trends.

Over 300 links point to additional market resources. The largest engineering firms and general contractors are also listed.

Table of Contents

145 Pages
PART I: MARKET ASSESSMENT
1 CONSTRUCTION PUT-IN-PLACE
1.1 Overview
1.2 Total Construction
1.3 Private Construction
1.4 Public Construction
1.5 Construction By State
1.6 Resources
2 CONSTRUCTION STARTS
2.1 Market Assessment
2.2 Total Construction
2.3 Assessment By Segment
3 TOP DESIGN FIRMS
3.1 Overview
3.2 Top 100 Firms
3.3 Resources
4 TOP CONTRACTORS
4.1 Overview
4.2 Top 100 Contractors
4.3 Specialty Contractors
4.4 Resources
5 PUBLICALLY TRADED & PRIVATE CORPORATIONS
5.1 Publically Traded Companies
5.2 Privately Owned Comapnies
PART II: SECTORS
6 AIRPORTS
6.1 Market Assessment
6.2 Market Leaders
6.3 IIJA Funding
6.4 Megaprojects
7 BUILDINGS
7.1 Overview
7.2 Market Assessment
7.3 Market Leaders
7.4 Resources
8 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS & OFFICES
8.1 Market Assessment
8.2 Market Leaders
8.3 Office Buildings
8.4 Laboratory Buildings
8.5 Resources
9 DATA CENTERS
9.1 Sector Overview
9.2 Market Leaders
9.3 Current Projects
9.4 Energy Consumption
9.5 Resources
10 EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES
10.1 Sector Overview
10.2 Market Assessment
10.3 Market Leaders
10.4 Public Schools Capital Expenditures
10.5 College and University Construction Costs
10.6 Resources
11 ELECTRIC POWER
11.1 Sector Overview
11.2 Market Assessment
11.3 Market Leaders
11.4 Solar Power
11.5 Wind Energy
11.6 Nuclear Power
11.7 Resources
12 ENTERTAINMENT & CULTURAL DISTRICTS
12.1 Market Assessment
12.2 Market Leaders
12.3 Arts, Cultural and Entertainment Districts
12.4 Districts In Construction and Planning
12.5 Resources
13 ENVIRONMENTAL
13.1 Market Assessment
13.2 Market Leaders
13.3 Remediation
13.4 Brownfield Site Redevelopment
13.5 Resources
14 FACILITY MANAGEMENT & INDUSTRIAL SERVICES
14.1 Overview
14.2 Market Assessment
14.3 Market Leaders
14.4 Industrial Services
14.5 Resources
15 FEDERAL BUILDINGS & FACILITIES
15.1 Market Assessment
15.2 Market Leaders
15.3 Department of Defense
15.4 General Services Administration
15.5 National Park Service
16 GREEN & SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
16.1 A New Era of Green Markets and Corporate Responsibility
16.2 Clean Energy
16.3 State Mandates For Renewable Energy
16.4 Energy Management
16.5 LEED-Certified Green Buildings
16.6 Ethanol Production
16.7 Hydrogen Infrastructure
16.8 Resources
17 HEALTHCARE FACILITIES
17.1 Sector Overview
17.2 Market Assessment
17.3 Market Leaders
17.4 Construction and Design Survey
17.5 Megaprojects
17.6 Resources
18 HIGH-SPEED RAIL
18.1 Sector Overview
18.2 Brightline
18.3 Brightline West
18.4 California High-Speed Rail
18.5 Texas High-Speed Rail
18.6 Resources
19 HIGHWAYS & BRIDGES
19.1 Sector Overview
19.2 Market Assessment
19.3 Market Leaders - Highways
19.4 Market Leaders - Bridges
19.5 IIJA Funding for Roads and Bridges
19.6 State and Local Spending on Highways
19.7 Megaprojects
19.8 Resources
20 HOTELS
20.1 Sector Overview
20.2 Market Assessment
20.3 Market Leaders
20.4 Hotel Construction
20.5 Resources
21 INFRASTRUCTURE
21.1 Critical Infrastructure
21.2 The U.S. Building Infrastructure
21.3 Infrastructure Report Card
21.4 Funding Needs
21.5 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act
21.6 Resources
22 MANUFACTURING & INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES
22.1 Sector Overview
22.2 Market Assessment
22.3 Market Leaders - Manufacturing
22.4 Market Leaders - Industrial Processes
22.5 Federal Initiatives
22.6 Megaprojects
22.7 Resources
23 MASS TRANSIT & RAIL
23.1 Overview
23.2 Market Leaders
23.3 Mass Transit Systems and Utilization
23.4 Megaprojects
23.5 High-Speed Rail
23.6 Resources
24 MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENTS
24.1 The Impact Of Mixed-Use Develpments
24.2 Market Leaders
24.3 Megaprojects
24.4 Sports-Anchored Developments
24.5 Resources
25 NATURAL DISASTER PREPAREDNESS & RECONSTRUCTION
25.1 Overview
25.2 Cost of Natural Disasters
25.3 Shortcomings In Disaster Preparedness
25.4 Hurricanes
25.5 Flood Management
25.6 Dam Disasters
25.7 Levees
25.8 Earthquakes
25.9 Resources
26 PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
26.1 Sector Overview
26.2 Market Assessment
26.3 Market Leaders
26.4 Global Perspective
26.5 Deepwater Gulf of Mexico Drilling
27 PORTS & WATERWAYS
27.1 Overview
27.2 Largest U.S. Ports
27.3 Market Leaders
27.4 Dredging
27.5 Waterways
27.6 Port Infrastructure Development Program
28 RESIDENTIAL
28.1 Market Assessment
28.2 Market Leaders
28.3 New Housing Starts
28.4 Home Improvement
28.5 Resources
29 RETAIL & SHOPPING CENTERS
29.1 Sector Overview
29.2 Market Assessment
29.3 Market Leaders
29.4 Malls
29.5 Resources
30 SPORTS ARENAS & STADIUMS
30.1 Sports Facility Construction Spending
30.2 Market Leaders
30.3 Most Expensive Sports Facilities
30.4 Current and Planned Projects
30.5 Resources
31 TELECOMMUNICATIONS
31.1 Sector Overview
31.2 Market Assessment
31.3 Market Leaders
31.4 Resources
32 TRANSPORTATION
32.1 Overview
32.2 Market Assessment
32.3 Market Leaders
32.4 Resources
33 WAREHOUSES & DISTRIBUTION CENTERS
33.1 Sector Overview
33.2 Market Assessment
33.3 Market Leaders
33.4 Market Drivers
33.5 Resources
34 WASTE MANAGEMENT INFRASTRUCTURE
34.1 Sector Overview
34.2 Market Assessment
34.3 Market Leaders
34.4 Landfills and Incinerators
34.5 Hazardous Waste Management
34.6 Recycling
34.7 Resources
35 WATER & WASTEWATER INFRASTRUCTURE
35.1 Sector Overview
35.2 Market Assessment
35.3 Market Leaders - Water Supply
35.4 Market Leaders - Wastewater Treatment
35.5 Municipal Water Systems
35.6 Treatment and Distribution Expenditures
35.7 Municipal Wastewater Projects
35.8 Water Recycling
35.9 Resources
APPENDIX A - ANALYSTS
APPENDIX B - ASSOCIATIONS
APPENDIX C - PERIODICALS
REFERENCES

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