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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- INTRODUCTION
- Definitions
- Methodology
- The UK Economy
- Overview
- Political Climate
- Interest Rates
- Inflation
- Exchange Rates
- Taxation
- Consumer Demand
- Output
- Investment
- Forecasts
- Exchange Rates
- Abbreviations
- MARKET OVERVIEW
- Market Size, 1993-1997
- Market Segmentation
- Overview
- By Type of Work
- By Sector
- New Build
- By End User Sector
- Overview
- Offices
- Factories
- Entertainment
- Shops
- Education
- Health
- Warehouses
- Garages
- Agriculture
- Oil, Steel, Coal
- Other
- Private Sector
- By End User Sector
- By Geographical Region
- Public Sector
- By End User Sector
- By Geographical Region
- Repair & Maintenance
- Overview
- Private Sector
- Public Sector
- Factors Affecting Demand
- Market Forecasts, 1998-2002
- Forecast Market Segmentation
- Overview
- By Type of Work
- By Sector
- New Build
- Overview
- Offices
- Factories
- Shops
- Entertainment
- Health
- Education
- Warehouses
- Garages
- Agriculture
- Oil, Steel, Coal
- Other
- Repair & Maintenance
- CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS
- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- Overview
- Company Profiles
- Alfred McAlpine
- AMEC
- Balfour Beatty
- Birse Group
- Bovis Construction
- Costain Group
- M J Gleeson Group
- John Laing
- John Mowlem & Company
- Kier Group
- Kvaerner
- Morrison Construction Group
- Shepherd Construction
- Sir Robert McAlpine
- Tarmac
- Taylor Woodrow
- The Miller Group
- Tilbury Douglas
- Wilson Bowden
- TRADE ASSOCIATIONS
- MAGAZINES
- List of Tables
- 1 Economic Indicators On The UK Economy,
1990-1999
- 2 Total Commercial And Industrial Construction
Output In Great Britain, 1993-1997
- 3 Total Commercial And Industrial Construction
Output In Great Britain, By Type Of Work, 1993-1997
- 4 Total Commercial And Industrial Construction
Output In Great Britain, By Sector, 1993-1997
- 5 New Commercial And Industrial Construction
Output In Great Britain, By End User Sector, 1993-1997
- 6 New Construction Output In The Offices Sector
In Great Britain, 1993-1997
- 7 New Construction Output In The Factories
Sector In Great Britain, 1993-1997
- 8 New Construction Output In The Entertainment
Sector In Great Britain, 1993-1997
- 9 New Construction Output In The Shops Sector
In Great Britain, 1993-1997
- 10 New Construction Output In The Education
Sector In Great Britain, 1993-1997
- 11 New Construction Output In The Health Sector
In Great Britain, 1993-1997
- 12 New Construction Output In The Warehouses
Sector In Great Britain, 1993-1997
- 13 New Construction Output In The Garages
Sector In Great Britain, 1993-1997
- 14 New Construction Output In The Agriculture
Sector In Great Britain, 1993-1997
- 15 New Construction Output In The Oil, Steel,
Coal Sector In Great Britain, 1993-1997
- 16 Other New Commercial And Industrial
Construction Output In Great Britain, 1993-1997
- 17 New Private Sector Commercial And Industrial
Construction Output In Great Britain, By End User Sector, 1993-1997
- 18 New Private Commercial Construction Output
In Great Britain, By Geographical Region, 1993-1997
- 19 New Private Industrial Construction Output
In Great Britain, By Geographical Region, 1993-1997
- 20 New Public Sector Commercial And Industrial
Construction Output In Great Britain, By End User Sector, 1993-1997
- 21 New Public Sector Commercial And Industrial
Construction Output In Great Britain, By Geographical Region,
1993-1997
- 22 Non-Housing Repair & Maintenance
Construction Output In Great Britain, By Sector, 1993-1997
- 23 Private Sector Non-Housing Repair &
Maintenance Construction Output In Great Britain, By Geographical Region,
1993-1997
- 24 Public Sector Non-Housing Repair &
Maintenance Construction Output In Great Britain, By Geographical Region,
1993-1997
- 25 Forecast Total Commercial And Industrial
Construction Output In Great Britain, 1998-2002
- 26 Forecast Total Commercial And Industrial
Construction Output In Great Britain, By Type Of Work, 1998-2002
- 27 Total Commercial And Industrial Construction
Output In Great Britain, By Sector, 1998-2002
- 28 New Commercial And Industrial Construction
Output In Great Britain, By End User Sector, 1998-2002
- 29 Forecast Non-Housing Repair &
Maintenance Construction Output In Great Britain, By Sector,
1998-2002
- 30 Number Of General Builders In Great Britain
And Value Of Work Undertaken, By Number Of Employees, 1996
- 31 Number Of Building And Civil Engineering
Contractors In Great Britain And Value Of Work Undertaken, By Number Of
Employees, 1996
- 32 Financial Summary Of Alfred McAlpine,
1993-1997
- 33 Financial Summary Of Alfred McAlpine, By
Type Of Activity, 1996 And 1997
- 34 Financial Summary Of AMEC,
1993-1997
- 35 Financial Summary Of AMEC, By Class Of
Business, 1996 And 1997
- 36 Financial Summary Of Balfour Beatty,
1993-1997
- 37 Breakdown Of Balfour Beatty's Turnover, By
Activity, 1997
- 38 Financial Summary Of Birse Group,
1995-1997
- 39 Financial Summary Of Birse Group, By Type Of
Activity, 1996 And 1997
- 40 Financial Summary Of Bovis Construction,
1992-1996
- 41 Financial Summary Of Costain Group,
1993-1997
- 42 Turnover Of Costain Group, By Type Of
Business, 1996 And 1997
- 43 Financial Summary Of M J Gleeson Group,
1993-1997
- 44 Financial Summary Of John Laing,
1993-1997
- 45 Financial Summary Of John Laing, By
Activity, 1996 And 1997
- 46 Financial Summary Of John Mowlem &
Company, 1993-1997
- 47 Financial Summary Of John Mowlem &
Company, By Type Of Activity, 1996 And 1997
- 48 Financial Summary Of Kier Group,
1993-1997
- 49 Financial Summary Of Kier Group, By Type Of
Activity, 1996 And 1997
- 50 Financial Summary Of Kvaerner (Formerly
Trafalgar House), 1992-1996
- 51 Turnover Of Kvaerner, By Class Of Business,
1995 And 1996
- 52 Financial Summary Of Morrison Construction
Group, 1994-1998
- 53 Financial Summary Of Morrison Construction
Group, By Class Of Business, 1997 And 1998
- 54 Financial Summary Of Shepherd Construction,
1993-1997
- 55 Financial Summary Of Sir Robert McAlpine,
1993-1997
- 56 Financial Summary Of Tarmac,
1993-1997
- 57 Financial Summary Of Tarmac, By Type Of
Business, 1996 And 1997
- 58 Financial Summary Of Taylor Woodrow,
1993-1997
- 59 Financial Summary Of Taylor Woodrow, By
Activity, 1996 And 1997
- 60 Financial Summary Of The Miller Group,
1992-1996
- 61 Financial Summary Of Tilbury Douglas,
1993-1997
- 62 Financial Summary Of Tilbury Douglas, By
Business Segment, 1996 And 1997
- 63 Financial Summary Of Wilson Bowden's
Property Development Division, 1993-1997
- 64 Proportional Importance Of Wilson Bowden's
Property Development Division's Turnover, By Activity, 1993-1997
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The value of commercial and industrial
construction output in Great Britain grew continuously between 1994 and 1997,
albeit at a lessening rate after 1995. The value of new and repair &
maintenance commercial and industrial construction output is believed to have
risen to œ27.1 billion in 1997 compared with œ19.6 billion recorded
in 1993.
New construction work accounted for 57 percent of the
value of total commercial and industrial construction activity in 1997, the
same level as in 1993. Both new and repair & maintenance work increased in
nominal terms throughout the period between 1993 and 1997.
Private sector commercial and industrial
construction output increased by a substantial 57 percent between 1993 and 1997,
whilst the value of public sector output recorded in 1997 was only 6 percent higher
than that in 1993.
The most significant end user sectors in terms of
value of construction output in 1997 were:
- - offices, accounting for 23 percent
- - factories, accounting for 16 percent
- - entertainment, accounting for 15 percent
- - shops, accounting for 14 percent
The entertainment and warehouses sectors recorded
the largest increases in the value of construction output between 1993 and 1997
with growth of 105 percent and 81 percent respectively.
New construction output in Wales rose by 88 percent
between 1993 and 1997, whilst output in England and Scotland grew by 37 percent and
35 percent respectively. However, output in England accounted for 84 percent of the value of
new commercial and industrial building work in 1997.
The principal factors affecting the level of
commercial and industrial construction activity in Great Britain include end
user performance, domestic and international economic factors, government
policy, the approach of the millennium, the National Lottery, population and
social trends and political changes.
Commercial and industrial construction output in
Great Britain is forecast to grow by 5 percent in real terms in 1998, with further
growth expected in the subsequent two years.
The characteristics of successful commercial and
industrial builders are believed to include specialisation on key sectors,
selective tendering, diversification into related activities, client focus,
relationship building or partnering, an ability to deal with PFI contracts and
a good understanding of end users.
Text © 1998
MSI
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