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FMI Releases US Markets Construction Overview for 2010

FMI, the nation’s leader in consulting and investment banking services for the construction industry, announces the release of its 2010 U.S. Markets Construction Overview, offering insight into some of the construction industry’s most complex business challenges.

This year’s Overview consists of three major pieces: a compilation of strategic issues in the current environment, important trends observed in 13 client groups served by FMI and the third quarter 2009 forecast.

A few highlights include:

  • With slowing private markets, there will be increased demand for firms capable of performing large, complex projects.
  • Expect more influx from Asia in the future, with particularly strong representation from Japan, China and India.
  • Engineering firms will continue to integrate up and down the supply chain.
  • 2010 will be a year of fundamental change for many markets and firms.
  • The global trend of “sustainable” will move to “actively beneficial.”
  • Petrochemical, nuclear and utility markets are particularly attractive for specialty contractors.

Source: http://www.fminet.com/

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