Roles

Construction companies are challenged with having enough people to keep up with increasing backlogs

Put in place construction will increase by 7 percent from 2013

FMI researchers predict 2014 will end with about 7 percent growth in constructi

Contributing factors include relatively low energy prices, low inflation, unemployment holding around 6.2 percent and GDP slowly growing.

With e-commerce becoming a larger market, especially in the retail and educational industries, br

Construction-put-in-place predicted to grow by 8 percent this year

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Commercial Educational (K-12) Residential

Reported 7% growth in the industry as a whole

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Commercial Industrial Institutional Residential

More than half of respondents report shortage in skilled labor

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Early forecasts show moderate growth will continue

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Commercial Educational (K-12) Educational (University) Government Residential

Sustainability, continuing upward movement encouraging

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Put-in-place may reach $913 billion, a 7% growth from 2012

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Score up 2 points over Q1; highest since inception in 2009

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Commercial Government Staffing

Improvement reflects fundamental bright spots in economy

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Commercial Consultants

How will capital program owners respond to current, future environment?

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Consultants Funding Staffing

Panelists somewhat more positive about national, local economies

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More than half of respondants report improvement.

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