Tender price forecast

Article Abstract:

Construction work for the UK entertainment sector has been very buoyant, with orders valued at 2.24 billion pounds sterling in 1998 and increasing by a further 2% in the first seven months of 1999. The demand for maintenance work in the housing sector remains strong and it is predicted to rise in value by 800 million-900 million by 2001. In comparison the retail building sector has declined due to changes in the planning laws. The total construction output rose by 1.4% during 1998-99 but it is forecasted to grow by 7% during 1998-2001.

Compensation and benefits, Construction workers

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Tender price forecast

Article Abstract:

A statistical review of the UK construction market including the cost of materials and tender prices is presented. Data for the year 2000 and predictions for 2001-02 are included.

Supply and demand, Statistics

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Tender price forecast

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning demand and prices in the British construction industry and forecasts for future demand are discussed.

Analysis, Forecasts and trends, Prices

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