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Research Report on Construction Projects in 2012

Nov 20 2009

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/8710b1/2012_construction) has announced the addition of the "2012 Construction Projects - The Definitive Guide" report to their offering.

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Following the triumphant Beijing Olympics last year, the spotlight has now shifted firmly onto London to produce a spectacular Games in 2012. As the capital prepares for the event, there has been a vast investment in construction and infrastructure projects to ensure an Olympics of the highest order.

This research indicates there are more than 65 projects with a value of £100,000 or more, totalling nearly £11 billion; while there are 21 projects with a value of under £100,000.

The Definitive Guide to 2012 Construction Projects features the latest March 2009 updates, to help your company win lucrative new contracts with the most accurate and comprehensive project and contact details available.

The Guide provides:

  • Details of projects you could be pitching for
  • Client and contractor decision maker contact details
  • Data ready for use in mailing campaigns
  • Expert commentary

Source: http://www.researchandmarkets.com/

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