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Engineering Consultants Market – Focus on Sector Capability and Strategy - UK 2011-2015 Analysis
AMA Research, Nov 2011, Pages: 90
AMA Research are pleased to announce the publication of the 1st Edition of a new report on the UK Building and Construction Consultants Market, entitled – “Engineering Consultants Market Report – Focus on Sector Capability and Strategy - UK 2011-2015 Analysis”. The report should be of particular interest to clients and supply chain members including manufacturers, consulting engineers, architects & designers, contractors, suppliers, and construction professionals, providing a comprehensive review of the engineering consultancy market.
Key areas in the report:-
- Structure and size of the UK engineering consultancy sector.
- Analysis of key market sectors within the consulting industry.
- Analysis of the key market strengths/experience of the top 20 Tier 1 and top 20 Tier 2 consultants, Top 20 Architects and Top 20 Quantity Surveyors operating in the UK.
- Analysis of the performance of the consulting industry including structure, size, market segmentation and market strengths.
- Key market trends and the impact of the economic downturn on consultants’ focus and sector strategy.
- Market forecast for the Building and Construction Industry over the next few years.
With competition for construction work now stronger than ever, consultants are chasing growth prospects in other sectors such as environmental and energy, driven by developments in low carbon and growth in the renewables market. As market growth is driven by the evolving climate change agenda and the shift to a low carbon economy we discuss key consultants’ activity in this sector. Solar thermal and PV systems are a well accepted technology in many European countries, but overall volume demand is still relatively low in the UK – though has grown strongly in 2010/11. Leading players are a mix of specialists in solar systems, or parts of major groups involved in the heating industry. In the medium term, capacity will need to increase - not only in terms of production, but also in terms of installation capability to meet demand projections, though 2010/11 has seen the emergence of many new entrants into the sector.
Areas of particular interest include:
- A detailed review of leading consultants and their consortia in 10 key market sectors including healthcare and education – covering review of the sector, key consultants within, their main experience and consortia membership.
- Key market trends and the impact of government spending cuts on sector projects and capital programmes.
- Analysis of change and diversification within the consulting industry as firms address the impact of the downturn on workloads and order books.
- Analysis of the performance of construction output over the past five years for 10 leading non-domestic market sectors and forecasts to 2015.
Key areas of covered in the report include:-
CONSULTANTS REVIEW BY SECTOR
- Structure of the UK Engineering Consultancy Industry.
- Change and diversification within the consulting industry.
- Overview and consultants’ strengths.
- Consortia in the consulting industry.
- End use sector analysis – consultants’ capability by sector.
- The performance of leading consultants is reviewed over the past five years, through 10 non-domestic market sectors together with forecasts for construction activity over the next few years.
- The report reviews the continued expansion of many consultants into overseas markets, as UK workloads fall, by tapping into high growth markets such as Asia and covers the recent increase in takeover activity of UK consultants by larger overseas firms. Both Scott Wilson and Davis Langdon were acquired by large American engineers URS and Aecom respectively in 2010.
UK CONSTRUCTION MARKET/CONTRACTORS’ OUTPUT
- Total Construction Output – value of output: Construction new work
- Construction output in 2011 and beyond
- Construction output by sector, including the following data:
- Value from 2008, with forecasts to 2015.
- Key points and trends.
- Key capital commitments and building programmes.
- This information presented for the following key non-domestic sectors:
- Education, University, Healthcare, Transport, Defence, Utilities, Industrial/Retail warehousing, Commercial Office, Retail, Hotel/Leisure.
THE ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT IN THE UK
- GDP, Sterling, Inflation and Interest Rates
- Employment Rates in the UK
- Household Consumption
- Housing & Construction
- UK Population Profile
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