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3 ECIC CTEXT anuary is positive but economy still slowing.5 increase in UK Economy in anuary Weakness of UK economy reflected in static.2 growth for anuary. s we approach the close of Q1 2 the UK economic picture continues to deteriorate as the countdown to th arch accelerates. With the second defeat of the Government s proposed Brexit deal in the House of Commons and the subsequent vote to reject a no-deal Brexit the burning question of how and exactly when the UK begins to exit the EU remains unclear. It is fair to say that we are living in interesting times. The latest economic output data from the ffice for ational tatistics shows that in the three months to anuary 2 UK economic growth remained at.2, the same as Q4 2 (see fig. 1.1). However, initial estimates indicate that GP growth was.5 in anuary 2 following.4 negative growth in ecember 2. In his pring tatement, the Chancellor has cut his growth forecast for 2 to 1.2 compared with the forecast of 1.6 put forward in ctober 2. Based on the UK achieving a deal with the EU, revised forecasts for economic growth are 1.4 in and then 1.6 each year between 2-. However, the Chancellor also intimated that the o eal scenario, which has now been rejected by Parliament, could have had significant short-term economic impact, leading to a less robust economy into the longer-term. ector comparison The contribution to GP by the three main sectors varied significantly in the three months to anuary (see fig. 1.2). Whilst the services sector contributed.38 percentage points to GP growth, the production sector provided negative. percentage points, whilst construction contributed negative.4 percentage points. The Index of ervices increased by.3 between ecember 2 and anuary 2 and followed a decrease of.2 between ctober and ovember 2. Underpinning growth in the services sector was the wholesale, retail and motor trade which contributed. percentage points to GP growth. Whilst transportation and storage was also positive, contributing.6 percentage points to GP growth, the financial & insurance services sector was negative with -.2 percentage points. The index.6.5 Quarterly growth Rolling 3 month growth anuary 2 Contribution to growth () ecember 2 ovember 2 griculture Construction anufacturing Index of Production Index of ervices GP. Q3 2 Q4 2 ECIC CTEXT 1.1 GP growth ource: Q1 2 Q2 2 Q3 2 Q4 2 ov 2 an ECIC CTEXT 1.2 ector comparison ource: Growth ()

4 ECIC CTEXT anuary is positive but economy still slowing of production declined to negative.8 in the three unemployment rate at 4., the lowest rate since 48 per week in ecember 2. verage total pay tariffs for international trade, the subsequent vote month period to anuary 2 and contributed -.83 the mid 7 s. n estimated 32.6 million people including bonuses was 5 per week in nominal to remove the o eal option from the table by percentage points to GP growth. anufacturing were in work which was 7, more than for Q3 terms compared with 5 per week in 2. Parliament has added further confusion into the mix. output decline by.7 and is the fourth consecutive three-monthly decrease. The automotive and vehicle sector was particularly affected by a number of shut downs during ovember and ecember 2 in and also 444, than for Q4 2. There were also an estimated 1.36 million people registered as unemployed (people not in work but seeking and available for work) which was, fewer than for utlook Continuing into arch, the economic and political focus has not moved from Westminster as the In Q1 2 there have been signals from the housing market and production industries of further slowing. The housing market continues to report slow down in sales with average annual house price growth also response to weakening in demand from both the UK Q3 2 and 1, fewer than for Q4 2. countdown to Brexit accelerates without a deal that beginning to slow. Whilst the distributive and storage and other global vehicle markets. In addition, the relatively mild weather over the winter period also meant that the gas electricity sector saw lower rates of demand than previously anticipated resulting in Wage growth Wage growth was also positive in the three months to ecember 2 with the monthly survey showing has been approved by Parliament. The continued uncertainty about the shape and influence of the UK outside the EU continues to disrupt consumer confidence & spending as well as business trades continue to underpin industrial construction output, the recent announcements by apanese vehicle producers have thrown further doubt as to the future viability of volume car production in the 1.7 decline in output and contributing negative 2.8 increase in total pay (nominal) compared with investment levels. In addition, the continued slowing UK, leading to concerns regarding job losses and. percentage points to GP growth. a year earlier, however bonus pay reduced to around of both GP growth and consumer spending in future industrial investment strategies. In addition, Unemployment ata for Q4 2 indicates that the UK labour market has remained relatively robust with the 31 per week and was 3.8 lower than in ecember 2 (see fig. 1.3). In addition, latest estimates indicate that average regular pay (excluding bonuses) in ecember 2 increased to 495 compared with global markets has also affected global demand. Whilst the Government has started to introduce the measures that needed to be put in place for a no deal, in particular the publication of zero rated the UK retail sector continues to be affected by reduced consumer spending with a number of leading groups having issued reduced profit warnings through ebruary and early arch The continued uncertainty about the shape and influence of the UK outside the EU continues to disrupt consumer confidence & spending as well as business investment levels Total pay (real) Total pay (nominal) -6 pr 8 ct 8 pr 9 ct 9 pr 1 ct 1 pr ct pr ct pr ct pr ct pr ct pr ct pr ct pr ct 3 month period (starting month shown) ECIC CTEXT 1.3 Wage growth ource:

5 THE CTRUCTI ECTR Contract awards hold steady in the shortest month.5 ecrease in contracts from anuary 2 arginal decline for contract awards in ebruary but industrial and infrastructure remain positive. igures recently released by the show that all construction output increased by 2.8 in anuary 2 providing significant contrast to the sharp decline in the previous month. However, the rolling three month analysis indicates that for the three months anuary 2, construction output decreased by.6, and was heavily influenced by the negative performance in ecember. Whilst the majority of sectors saw output increase in anuary compared to the previous months the private commercial sector saw output decline of 6. whilst public sector housing declined by 5.6. or the three month period ending anuary 2, total construction output declined by.6 on the previous three month period (ugust to ctober 2) with new work increasing by.3 but with ov 2-an 2 to ug 2-ct 2 change ov 2-an 2 to ov 2-an 2 Total ll Work ll ew Work.3.5 Public Housing Private Housing Public (ex ) Private Private Commercial Repairs & aintenance Public Housing Private Housing on-housing CTRUCTI ECTR 2.1 Construction activity by sector ource: RI down 2.3. ew work saw public sector housing output increase by 5. on the previous quarter but private sector housing was down by.8., public sector non-housing and private industrial saw output increases of.8, 1.2 and 2.7 respectively but the private commercial sector saw output decline by.5. In addition, private commercial output was 5.6 down on the comparable three month period ending anuary 2. Within the repair and maintenance sector private housing saw output decline of 2.3, whilst non-housing RI saw 3.2 decline. In contrast public housing RI increased by 1.2 on the previous quarter and was also.4 ahead of the comparable three month period ending anuary 2. pring tatement The pring tatement announced on th arch by the Chancellor includes a number of initiatives that will affect the construction sector. These include: - n additional million for the Borderlands Growth eal taking the total up to 362 million of potential Government investment in the Borderlands area of England and. The Transforming Cities und will see 6 million of investment for 1 cities which will fund improvements such bus station upgrades, new cycle lanes and road improvements. new 3 billion ffordable Homes Guarantee scheme to support the delivery of around 3, affordable homes. nnouncement of the publication of a ational trategy alongside the utumn Budget. n independent report on build out rates to be published in the coming months together with further planning guidance on how to support housing diversification on larger sites. Introduction of a uture Homes tandard by 5 which will see requirement for all new homes built from 5 onwards to have low carbon heating systems. nnouncement of the launch of a consultation to consider how PI will be replaced. Construction ector The value of construction contract awards in ebruary 2, according to Barbour BI data on all contract activity, was 5.4 billion based on a three month rolling average (see fig. 2.3). This is a.5 decrease on anuary, but 1.6 higher than ebruary 2. In the three months to ebruary 2 total contract awards value was.7 billion

6 CTRUCTI ECTR Contract awards hold steady in the shor test month which is 1.6 higher than the previous quarter and also 4.6 higher than the three month period ending ebruary 2. The number of contract awards decreased by 6.7 in ebruary but this follows on from.7 increase in contract numbers recorded in anuary. Into 2, the positive trend for contract values has continued with ebruary data indicating 2.3 increase from the recent low point in ovember 2. However, the volatility in the number of contract awards continues. East idlands East of England orth West 9.5 Projects by Region Types of Project nalysis by region indicates that retained its dominant position in ebruary with.1 share of contract awards and was followed by the outh East with 1.9 share and then both the East idlands and the orth West with 1.5 share (see fig. 2.2). The largest contract award in ebruary was in and was the million Phase 4 of the Chelsea Barracks redevelopment to provide 88 residential units, as well as gym and leisure facilities. The second largest contract in ebruary was in and was the million redevelopment of ordanhill College in Glasgow which will see Cala Properties providing a total of 4 residential units on a.6 hectare site. The next largest contract award was the redevelopment of the former Royal Hospital in Tower Hamlets valued at million and will see Bouygues UK Limited provide a new civic centre and council offices. In ebruary the largest sector in terms of contract awards was the residential sector with 42.3 share and was followed by the infrastructure sector with.9 and education with.3 share (see fig. 2.4). The largest residential contract award was the million redevelopment of Chelsea Barracks which see ultiplex Construction Europe provide a total of 88 residential units in a single 5 storey structure. The largest infrastructure contract was the million redevelopment of the former Royal Hospital site in Tower Hamlets to provide a new civic centre and council offices. The largest overall education contract was in Edinburgh and was the 9 million redevelopment and extension of the arwin Building for the University of Edinburgh CTRUC TI EC TR 2.4 Rank 8 Yorkshire & Humber umber of Contracts Value ( million) CTRUC TI EC TR Value ( m) Region ector Chelsea Barracks Phase 4 Construction activity trends ource: Barbour BI Project 2 ordanhill, Glasgow 4 houses/ apartments 3 Royal Hospital ite Tower Hamlets Civic Centre 4 Colindale Gardens Phases 2, 2E, 2 & 2G 91 5 University of Edinburgh arwin redevelopment 9 6 Gloucester Quays onk eadow ock 85 outh West 7 orth Wharf Garden ite 2 82 Hotel, Leisure & port 8 t arks Lincoln student accommodation 8 East idlands 9 Wood Wharf development Plot 3 and 4 71 Commercial & Retail 1 Tilbury 2 Port Terminal terrestrial works 65 East of England CTRUC TI EC TR 2. 5 CTRUC TI EC TR 2. 3 Locations of contracts awarded Top ten biggest projects by value ource: Barbour BI ource: Barbour BI Type of projects West idlands 1.6 outh West outh East ource: Barbour BI

7 tops the regions this month REIETIL ebruary is positive with upturn for awards and unit numbers East idlands outh East East of England outh West West idlands orth West Yorkshire & Humber REIETIL 3.1 ownward trend suspended this month but outlook is for lower growth rates Value of contracts by region ource: Barbour BI Increase on anuary REIETIL ource: Barbour BI Project value showing 3 month moving average units showing rolling 3 month average The value of residential contract awards in ebruary 2 was 1.7 billion based on a three month rolling average (see fig. 3.2). This is an increase of.1 on anuary but is 2.1 lower than ebruary 2. Quarterly analysis indicates that in the three months to ebruary 2 the total value of residential contract awards was 4.6 billion, which is a decrease of.2 on the previous quarter and is also a.5 decrease on the corresponding quarter ending ebruary 2. unit numbers increased to 9,85 in ebruary based on a three month rolling average. This is an increase of 5.4 on anuary but.1 lower than ebruary 2. Whilst ebruary has been positive for both contract awards values and unit numbers, the sector is evidentially now performing at a lower level than for most of 2 and significantly lower than for the first 3 months of 2. Value ( million) showing rolling 3 month average 3

8 REIETIL ebruar y is positive with upturn for awards and unit numbers House prices In ebruary, the Halifax house price index showed a 5.9 increase on anuary which followed a 2.9 decrease between ecember 2 and anuary 2. However, the ationwide analysis of annual house price growth showed.1 decline in ebruary and followed.2 increase in anuary. In addition, the average house price declined to 2,34 in ebruary compared with 2,966 in anuary. Projects by region was the largest region for residential contract awards this month with 31.8 share, which is an increase of 8.6 on ebruary 2 (see fig. 3.1 & 3.4). The largest residential contract in in ebruary was the million redevelopment of Chelsea Barracks in. Phase 4 of the project will involve the provision of 88 residential units in a single 5 storey structure and will also include gym and leisure facilities. ue for completion in Q3 2, the main contractor is ultiplex Construction Europe with Keltbray Limited having been appointed as foundations and groundworks subcontractors. lso in, the Collindale Gardens phases 2, 2E, 2 and 2G forms part of the redevelopment of the former Peel Centre erodrome at The Hyde and will see Redrow Homes Collindale Gardens provide a total of 1, residential units. ue to start in uly 2, the project has an estimated value of 9.6 million. The outh West was the second largest region for residential contract awards in ebruary with.7 share which compares to.8 share in ebruary 2. The largest residential contract award in the region in ebruary was the 85 million onk eadow ock at Gloucester Quays. Estimated at 85 million, the project will see Crest icholson provide a total of 4 residential units as well as food service facilities, offices and workshops. dditional subcontractors include ohn lynn evelopments (foundations & groundworks), xter Limited (roofing) and usion Building ystems UK (frame subcontractor). The third largest region was the outh East with.1 share which is a 7.1 decrease on ebruary 2. The largest residential award in the outh East was Victoria Road Plots 1 and 2 in shford which was valued at an estimated 41.1 million. This redevelopment of the former Powergen site will involve a total of 4 flats/apartments as well as retail kiosk/café unit on a 3.64 hectare site and was awarded to Quinn Estates Limited. Type of projects The sector was dominated by private housing in ebruary with 82.8 of residential contract awards, which is an increase of.8 on ebruary 2. The only other sector with any significant share of contract awards in this month was the hostels/halls of residence/barracks sub-sector with.9 share, which is an increase of 1.5 on ebruary 2 (see fig. 3.3). 1.5 Increase in hostels/ halls of residence/ barracks contracts compared to ebruary 2 REIETIL 3.4 Change of activity by region (since eb 2) East idlands -5.3 outh East -.6 East of England -7.1 outh West Local uthority heltered Housing West idlands -7.5 orth West -3.7 Yorkshire & Humber +6.5 Private Housing Housing ssociation Hostels/Halls of Res./Barracks Elderly Persons/ Childrens Homes rrows indicate change since ebruary last year +8.6 REIETIL 3. 3 Top Ten Increase for HTTET REGI compared to last year Type of projects awarded ource: Barbour BI ource: Barbour BI CLIET, RCHITEC T, CTR C TR & PREC T

9 REIETIL ebruary is positive with upturn for awards and unit numbers Rank Company ame wards Value ( ) 1 Barratt Homes 6 2,44 2 Persimmon Homes Limited 8 1,753 3 Taylor Wimpey 97 1,459 TP TE Key Clients ar 2 eb 2 TP TE Projects Contract awarded ebruary 2 4 Bellway Homes 85 1,1 5 Redrow Homes Limited Countryside Properties (UK) Limited Crest icholson Plc iller Homes Cala Group 5 1 Bloor Homes 4 59 Rank Company ame wards Value ( ) 1 Persimmon Homes Limited 75 1,48 2 Barratt Homes 81 3 Pegasus Group llies & orrison Urban Practitioners PRP rchitects Hawkins Brown rchitects TP Tetlow King Planning Taylor Wimpey alconer Chester Hall rchitects 358 Rank Company ame wards Value ( ) 1 Barratt Homes 8 2,481 2 Persimmon Homes Limited 8 1,756 3 Taylor Wimpey 98 1,443 4 Bellway Homes 87 1,35 5 Countryside Properties (UK) Limited TP TE Key rchitects ar 2 eb 2 TP TE Key Contractors ar 2 eb 2 Rank PI Project ame L Chelsea Barracks Phase 4 CTL ordanhill, Glasgow 4 houses/apartments L Colindale Gardens Phases 2, 2E, 2 & 2G UTH WET Gloucester Quays onk eadow ock ET IL t arks Lincoln student accommodation L Greenwich illennium Village, Plots L Bronze 77 flats UTH ET Victoria Road Plots 1 and 2 L Kings Cross Central R3 Project Luma, 61 apartments ET IL Weldon Park, Phase houses Value ( ) etails ate: ay 2 ay 2 unding: Private Contractor: ultiplex Construction Europe Limited Head ffice ate: eb 2 TBC unding: Private Contractor: Cala Properties () Limited ate: ul 2 TBC unding: Private Contractor: Redrow Homes Colindale Gardens ate: ct 2 TBC unding: Private Contractor: Crest icholson (outh West) Limited ate: pr 2 pr 2 unding: Private Contractor: Bowmer & Kirkland Limited Head ffice ate: eb 2 eb 2 unding: Private Contractor: Bennett Construction Limited ate: eb 2 TBC unding: Private Contractor: Henry Construction Projects Limited ate: an 2 ov 2 unding: Private Contractor: Quinn Estates Limited ate: ug 2 ar unding: Private Contractor: claren Construction Limited ate: un 2 TBC unding: / Contractor: Persimmon Homes (orth idlands) Limited 6 Redrow Homes Limited Crest icholson Plc Engie Regeneration Limited Galliford Try Construction Kier Construction Limited-Building UK The ranking tables are compiled from Barbour BI database and are based on the total value of contracts awarded over the previous month period. The values represent the construction cost of each project

10 tops the regions this month IRTRUCTURE billion of contract awards but sector declined by 8.9 East idlands outh West West idlands orth West Yorkshire & Humber IR TRUC TURE 4.1 Redevelopment and refurbishment projects dominate with civil engineering the largest sub-sector. outh East East of England Value of contracts by region ource: Barbour BI 4 The value of infrastructure contract awards in ebruary 2 was 1.4 billion based on a three month rolling average (see fig. 4.2). This is a decrease of 8.9 on anuary but is 59.8 higher than ebruary 2. Quarterly analysis shows that in the three months to ebruary 2, total infrastructure contract awards were 4.2 billion, which is an increase of 33.7 on the previous three month period and also 3.6 higher than the comparable quarter ending ebruary 2. lthough the infrastructure sector saw contract awards dip in ebruary, value has been above the 1 billion threshold in five of the last six months. This indicates that the sector remains robust with indicators for good output growth into the medium-term. 35 Value ( million) showing rolling 3 month average Indications are that the sector will remain robust with good output growth into the medium term. ecrease on anuary Project value showing 3 month moving average 2 2 ource: Barbour BI 2 IR TRUC TURE 4.2 1

11 IR TRUCTURE 1.4 billion of contract awards but sector declined by 8.9 Projects by region with a provisional completion date of mid uly 2. In Ruislip, the inistry of efence have awarded the.8 million contract for the refurbishment of the runway at R ortholt to Lagan Construction Group. The region with the second largest share of contract awards in this month was the East of England with.2 which compares to 5.4 share in ebruary 2. The largest contract award was the 65 million contract for a package of terrestrial works on the former Tilbury Power tation ite at Tilbury Port Terminal. ohn Graham Construction will carry out a number of works on the landside of the existing sea wall and includes the relocation of an existing railhead, workshops, enabling works, laying of new rail facilities and provision of controlled vehicle and pedestrian access points. lso within the outh East region, ohn Graham Construction have been awarded the million contract for the Radial istributor Road at Beulieu Park in Chelmsford. The East idlands accounted for. share of infrastructure contract awards in ebruary which is an increase of.9 on ebruary 2. The Broadmarsh ebruary carried on the trend for wider regional distribution of contract awards with no single region having a greater than share. was the region with the highest share of contract awards in ebruary with.9 which is an increase of.4 on ebruary 2 (see fig. 4.1 & 4.4). The largest overall infrastructure contract award in ebruary was the million redevelopment of the former Royal Hospital site in Whitechapel. warded to Bouygues UK Limited, the project will provide a new civic centre and council offices in a single 4 storey building with a total floor area of,7 sq m Redevelopment in ottingham provided the largest infrastructure contract for the East idlands region in ebruary and was awarded to Galliford Try Construction. Valued at 53.5 million, the project involves the provision of a new bus station, public library, retail and food service units and new multistorey car park. With a total floor area of 5,78 sq m and 1,397 car parking spaces, the project is due for completion in ctober. ther notable contract awards in ebruary included the 2 million repair and refurbishment of the Clyde Bridge rail link which was awarded to Taziker Limited and the million Phase ne of the orthumberland Energy Park at Blyth which will see arrans Construction Limited deliver a package of infrastructure works including site clearance, ground remediation and construction of new quay structures. Type of projects Civil engineering accounted for the largest share of infrastructure contract awards in ebruary with 4., an increase of.6 on ebruary 2. This was followed by the transport sub-sector with.5, which compares to 8.2 share in ebruary 2. The contribution from the redevelopment of the former Royal Hospital site meant that the civic & public sector accounted for. share of infrastructure contract awards in ebruary, which is an increase of. on ebruary 2 (see fig. 4.3)..3 Increase in transport contracts compared to ebruary 2 IR TRUC TURE 4.4 Change of activity by region (since eb 2) 7.4 ource: Barbour BI +.9 East idlands -2.4 outh East +.8 East of England outh West Utilities Civil Engineering West idlands iscellaneous +6.7 orth West -4.6 Yorkshire & Humber +2. Transport Civic & Public rrows indicate change since ebruary last year +.8 IR TRUC TURE 4. 3 ource: Barbour BI Top Ten Increase for East of England HTTET REGI compared to last year Type of projects awarded CLIET, RCHITEC T, CTR C TR & PREC T

12 IRTRUCTURE 1.4 billion of contract awards but sector declined by 8.9 Rank Company ame wards Value ( ) 1 RWE Power Plc oray ffshore Renewables Repsol uevas Energías UK 1 69 TP TE Key Clients ar 2 eb 2 TP TE Projects Contract awarded ebruary 2 4 Highways England 8 5 Thames Water Utilities Limited H Park Village Limited etwork Rail Limited cottish & outhern Energy Transport for 3 31 Rank PI Project ame L Royal Hospital ite Tower Hamlets Civic Centre ET EGL Tilbury 2 Port Terminal terrestrial works Value ( ) 65 etails ate: an 2 ul 2 unding: Public Contractor: Bouygues UK Limited ate: ar 2 ar 2 unding: Private Contractor: ohn Graham Construction Limited Rank Company ame wards Value ( ) 1 cottish & outhern Energy Pascall & Watson rchitects rup ott aconald Group Limited ouchel Group Leonard esign rchitects WP Parsons Brinckerhoff ir Robert clpine Limited acobs U.K. Limited 1 6 TP TE Key rchitects ar 2 eb ET IL Broadmarsh redevelopment bus station, shops, restaurants & library ET IL Broadmarsh ulti torey Car Park redevelopment ottingham RTH WET onarchs Quay Car Park replacement Kings ock ET EGL Tilbury 2 Port expansion marine works RTH ET orthumberland Energy Park (Phase 1) Blythe ate: pr 2 ct unding: ixed Contractor: Galliford Try Construction Central ate: pr 2 ct unding: Public Contractor: Galliford Try Construction Central ate: ar 2 ep unding: Private Contractor: Willmott ixon Construction Limited ate: ar 2 ep unding: / Contractor: ohn Graham Construction Limited ate: ar 2 ep unding: / Contractor: arrans Construction Limited 1 Taylor esign Limited L Illuminated River Project Tower Hamlets, 2 ate: ec 2 ec 8 unding: Private Contractor: Conway Limited Rank Company ame wards Value ( ) 1 Balfour Beatty Group Limited 6 2 kanska/balfour Beatty oint Venture Kier Construction Limited-Building UK 4 4 Galliford Try/ Costain V TP TE Key Contractors ar 2 eb CTL Clyde Bridge major structures WLE Pinfold Lane Integrated Waste anagement acility 2 2 ate: pr 2 pr 2 unding: Private Contractor: Taziker Limited ate: TBC unding: Private Contractor: Brock Building Limited 5 Volkeritzpatrick Limited 31 6 B uttall/ organ indall V (BV) ohn Graham Construction Limited 2 8 CI Galliford Try Construction 2 1 organ indall Volkeritzpatrick oint Venture 1 6 The ranking tables are compiled from Barbour BI database and are based on the total value of contracts awarded over the previous month period. The values represent the construction cost of each project

13 tops the regions this month C ERC I L & R E T I L Reversal in ebruary as contract awards decline East idlands outh West West idlands orth West Yorkshire & Humber CERCIL & RETIL 5.1 continues to hold pole position with offices retaining dominant share at outh East East of England Value of contracts by region ource: Barbour BI In ebruary the value of commercial & retail contract awards was 788 million based on a three month rolling average (see fig. 5.2). This is a.7 decrease on anuary but.2 higher than ebruary 2. Quarterly analysis shows that total contract awards for the three month period ending ebruary 2 was 2.4 billion which is an increase of.7 on the previous quarter and also 66.6 higher than the quarter ending ebruary 2. The cautious nature of business investment over the last 6 months may have resulted in the postponement of some schemes, but contract awards remain positive with 7 out of the last 8 months having seen values in excess of 6 million. Commercial & retail contract awards remain positive with 7 out of the last 8 months seeing values over 6 million. Value ( million) showing rolling 3 month average 1 ecrease on anuary Project value showing 3 month moving average 2 2 ource: Barbour BI 2 CERCIL & RETIL 5.2 1

14 CERCIL & RETIL Reversal in ebruar y as contract awards decline Projects by region Geoffrey sborne Limited deliver a new 9 storey building which will include flats as well as offices, retail and food service units. This 46 million project is due for completion in arch 2 and Erith Group have recently been announced as demolition sub-contractors. The second largest region for contract awards in ebruary was the East idlands with.8 share, which compares with just 3.4 share in ebruary 2. The osse hopping Park at Enderby near Leicester provided the largest contract award for the East idlands region in this month. Valued at 45 million and awarded to Bowmer & Kirkland Head ffice, the project will involve the redevelopment of the former Everards Brewery site to provide 31,335 sq m of retail units as well as 696 parking spaces. In lfreton, the redevelopment of the former Coates Viyella site at omercoates has seen Key Property olutions Limited awarded the contract for a new retail unit and garden centre. Valued at an estimated 7.1 million this 8 month project is due for completion in ctober 2. The outh East continues to be the largest region for commercial & retail contract awards with 46.2 share in ebruary which is an increase of 1.2 on ebruary 2 (see fig. 5.1 & 5.4). In, office developments featured prominently in contract awards this month with Plots 3 and 4 of the Wood Wharf evelopment at Poplar one of the leading contracts. Valued at 7.6 million, this developer led project by Canary Wharf Group will provide,939 sq m of office space in 2 new buildings. In Westminster, the Regents House development as 2- Edgware Road will see was the third largest region in ebruary with.1, an increase of 7.3 on the comparable month in 2. The.9 million contract for the provision of a new district centre at orth toneham Park in Eastleigh which was awarded to Highwood Group was one of the leading contracts in the outh East. dditional key commercial & retail contract awards included the million lwalton Hill development in Peterborough which was awarded to Winvic Construction and the.5 million office fit out contract awarded to verbury plc for the Royal College of Physicians offices in Liverpool. Type of projects ffices accounted for the largest share of contract awards in ebruary at 73.1 which is 9.3 higher than ebruary 2. General retailing was the second largest sub-sector with.9 which is a reduction of 1.2 on the same month in 2. The only other sector with any significant share was food retailing with 6.1 share which compares with 9.9 share in ebruary 2 (see fig. 5.3). 9.3 Increase in office contracts compared to ebruary 2 CERCIL & RETIL Change of activity by region (since eb 2) ffices hopping Centres outh East outh West East of England General Retailing West idlands Retail Warehouse & Garden Centres -.1 orth West. Yorkshire & Humber CERCIL & RETIL 5. 3 Top Ten Increase for East idlands HTTET REGI compared to last year Type of projects awarded ource: Barbour BI +7.3 ood Retailing rrows indicate change since ebruary last year +1.4 East idlands ource: Barbour BI CLIET, RCHITEC T, CTR C TR & PREC T

15 CERCIL & RETIL Reversal in ebruary as contract awards decline Rank Company ame wards Value ( ) 1 Houses of Parliament Canary Wharf Group PLC ellar Property Group 1 4 TP TE Key Clients ar 2 eb 2 TP TE Projects Contract awarded ebruary 2 4 Crossrail Limited EC Property 2 LP rgent Group erwent Lidl UK GBH Helical Plc H evelopments 1 Rank PI Project ame L Wood Wharf development Plot 3 and 4 L Regents House development Value ( ) etails ate: TBC unding: Private Contractor: Canary Wharf Group PLC ate: ar 2 ar 2 unding: Private Contractor: Geoffrey sborne Limited Rank Company ame wards Value ( ) 1 damson ssociates (International) Limited BP llford Hall onaghan orris Wilkinson Eyre rchitects Kohn Pedersen ox (International) P 1 4 TP TE Key rchitects ar 2 eb ET IL osse hopping Park retail development L Palace of Westminster and surrounding buildings mechanical and electrical L ampson and Ludgate House ate: ar 2 un 2 unding: Private Contractor: Bowmer & Kirkland Limited Head ffice ate: TBC unding: / Contractor: Inviron Limited Head ffice ate: ov 2 TBC unding: Private Contractor: cgee Group Limited 6 Renzo Piano Building Workshop.r.l heppard Robson Bennetts ssociates rchitects ll Clear esigns Limited 2 1 llies & orrison Urban Practitioners 3 6 Rank Company ame wards Value ( ) 1 Wates Construction Limited ace Limited Canary Wharf Group PLC Lendlease Limited B Construction 6 35 TP TE Key Contractors ar 2 eb ET EGL lwalton Hill, Peterborough Plot UTH ET orth toneham Park, Chestnut venue local centre RTH WET Paddinton Village, Plot 3 Royal College of Physicians offices Cat B fit out L Electric venue office building RTH WET Hattersley istrict Centre Peak Valley Retail Park ate: ar 2 ct 2 unding: Private Contractor: Winvic Construction Limited ate: TBC unding: Private Contractor: Highwood Group ate: an ug unding: ainly Private Contractor: verbury Plc ate: ec 2 ct 2 unding: Private Contractor: Construction ate: ul 2 ec unding: ixed Contractor: Eric Wright Group Head ffice 6 Laing 'Rourke ir Robert clpine Limited Bowmer & Kirkland Limited 2 9 Kier Construction Limited-Building UK 1 claughlin & Harvey Construction Limited 6 5 The ranking tables are compiled from Barbour BI database and are based on the total value of contracts awarded over the previous month period. The values represent the construction cost of each project

16 tops the regions this month H T E L, L E I U R E & P R T Growth trend continues with 9.7 increase East idlands outh East East of England outh West West idlands orth West Yorkshire & Humber HTEL, LEIURE & PRT 6.1 Hotels at the forefront this month with and the leading regions. 1.4 Value of contracts by region ource: Barbour BI 9 Contract awards in the hotel, leisure & sport sector continued on the upward trend in ebruary with a value of 481 million, based on a three month rolling average (see fig. 6.2). This is an increase of 9.7 on anuary and also 44. higher than for ebruary 2. or the three month period ending ebruary 2, total value for contract awards in this sector was 1.2 billion. This is a.5 increase compared with the previous quarter and also 7.9 higher than the three month period ending ebruary 2. 8 or the 3 month period ending ebruary 2, contract awards for the hotel, leisure & sport sector were.5 higher than the previous quarter. Value ( million) showing rolling 3 month average Increase on anuary ource: Barbour BI HTEL, LEIURE & PRT 6.2 Project value showing 3 month moving average

17 HTEL, LEIURE & PRT Grow th trend continues with 9.7 increase Projects by region 2. In Lewisham, killcrown Homes Limited will deliver a new Travelodge 7 bedroom hotel. This 8.2 million developer led project will also include retail units on the ground floor as well as dining and restaurant facilities. The second largest region was with 2.7 share which compares to only 3.6 share for the region in ebruary 2. The largest hotel contract award in in ebruary was the 45 million ECC Hotel development at innieston treet/tobcross Road in Glasgow. The project will see Robertson Group Limited deliver a 4 star bedroom hotel, a 3 star bedroom hotel, 35 serviced apartments as well as commercial, The largest region for hotel, leisure & sport contract awards in ebruary was with 32.1, which is a decrease of 2.6 on ebruary 2 (see fig. 6.1 & 6.4). The largest contract award in the region in ebruary and the largest overall contract award, was the 82 million orth Wharf Garden ite 2 in Paddington. This project will see cleer & Rushe Limited deliver a bedroom hotel as well as 335 apartments and 6 serviced apartments along with a gym, commercial units as well as a primary school in a storey building. This 3 month project is due for completion in ugust 9.9 The hotels/motels sector was again the largest sub-sector in ebruary with 66.2 share of contract awards which is a 3.9 decrease on ebruary 2. The next largest sector was leisure centres with.1 share of contract awards which compares to.4 in ebruary 2. udience/exhibition centres accounted for 9.9 share of contract award in ebruary, an increase of 4.2 on ebruary 2 (see fig. 6.3). 4.2 lthough a 3.9 decrease on ebruary 2, hotels/motels was the largest sub sector in ebruary 2 with a 66.2 share of contract awards..1 Type of projects 2 retail and leisure space. lso in Glasgow, Kier have been awarded the.4 million contract for the redevelopment of the Citizen Theatre in Gorbals treet. With.7 share of contract awards in ebruary, the East of England was the third largest region and represents an increase of 8.4 on ebruary 2. The largest contract award for the region in ebruary was the million, 2 bedroom ovotel sited adjacent to Cambridge orth tation. The project which was awarded to cleer & Rushe, is due to be completed in eptember and will also include bar, restaurant, retail space, conference and gym facilities as well as a swimming pool. Increase in audience/ exhibition centres contracts compared to ebruary HTEL, LEIURE & PRT 6.4 Change of activity by region (since eb 2) ource: Barbour BI +5.3 East idlands -6.9 outh East +8.4 East of England -4.7 outh West renas/tadia Leisure Centres West idlands udience/exhib Centres -1.4 orth West +1. Yorkshire & Humber Hotels/otels Public Houses/ Restaurants Community/ay Centres +.2 rrows indicate change since ebruary last year +.2 HTEL, LEIURE & PRT 6. 3 ource: Barbour BI Top Ten Increase for HTTET REGI compared to last year Type of projects awarded CLIET, RCHITEC T, CTR C TR & PREC T

18 HTEL, LEIURE & PRT Growth trend continues with 9.7 increase Rank Company ame wards Value ( ) 1 anchester City Council Whitbread PLC mwaj Properties Limited 1 82 TP TE Key Clients ar 2 eb 2 TP TE Projects Contract awarded ebruary 2 4 Leicester City ootball Club rt'otel Vastint Hospitality B.V Brighton eafront Regeneration Limited Liverpool ootball Club University of Portsmouth arylebone Cricket Club 1 5 Rank Company ame wards Value ( ) 1 Purcell K Group Limited aulkner Browns pace & Place xiom rchitects TP TE Key rchitects ar 2 eb 2 Rank PI Project ame L orth Wharf Garden ite 2 CTL ECC Hotels development tobcross Road/innieston treet CTL aldron Hotel Glasgow ET EGL ovotel Hotel Cambridge orth ET EGL Colchester orthern Gateway ports Hub Value ( ) etails ate: eb 2 ug 2 unding: Private Contractor: cleer & Rushe Limited ate: ep 2 ov 2 unding: Private Contractor: Robertson Group Limited Head ffice ate: ul 2 un unding: Private Contractor: cleer & Rushe Limited ate: eb 2 ep unding: Private Contractor: cleer & Rushe ate: eb 2 TBC unding: Public Contractor: RG Carter (Colchester) Limited 6 White Ink rchitects Leach Rhodes & Walker LLP CTL Citizens Theatre redevelopment ate: pr 2 an 2 unding: ainly Private Contractor: Kier 8 Powell obson rchitects quire and Partners Reid (rchitects) Limited 6 68 Rank Company ame wards Value ( ) 1 cleer & Rushe Limited Willmott ixon Construction Limited IG Kier Construction Limited-Building UK 9 TP TE Key Contractors ar 2 eb ET IL Kilvington Quarry holiday complex L arriott Courtyard Hotel City irport UTH ET Easy Hotel & 4 commercial units Banbury Road L 3-9 Lewisham High treet Travelodge 8 ate: ug 2 ug unding: Private Contractor: ot Yet amed ate: eb 2 ug unding: Private Contractor: RG Group Limited Head ffice ate: ay 2 ug unding: Private Contractor: cheson Construction ate: unding: Private Contractor: killcrown Homes Limited 5 ohn Graham Construction Limited 8 6 Wates Construction Limited claren Construction Limited Robertson Group Limited Buckingham Group Contracting Limited B Construction 6 83 The ranking tables are compiled from Barbour BI database and are based on the total value of contracts awarded over the previous month period. The values represent the construction cost of each project

19 IUTRIL 6.3 orth West tops the regions this month East idlands outh East East of England outh West West idlands orth West Yorkshire & Humber IUTRIL 7.1 The orth West is the top region this month with warehousing & storage continuing to take the leading share ebruary sees contract awards climb to 5 million.8 Value of contracts by region ource: Barbour BI 7 In ebruary, the value of industrial contract awards was 5 million based on a three month rolling average (see fig. 7.2). This is an increase of 6.7 on anuary and is also 1.2 higher than ebruary 2. Quarterly data shows that total contract awards for the three month period ending ebruary 2 was 1.4 billion which is a 9.3 decrease from the previous quarter but is a.5 increase on the corresponding quarter ending ebruary 2. The outlook for the industrial sector remains relatively positive with contract awards returning to growth in both anuary and ebruary 2 and with distribution and warehousing schemes underpinning the planning pipeline. Increase on anuary Value ( million) showing rolling 3 month average ource: Barbour BI IUTRIL 7.2 Project value showing 3 month moving average

20 IUTRIL ebruar y sees contract awards climb to 5 million Projects by region The region with the largest share of contract awards in ebruary was the orth West with 3.4 share, an increase of.7 on ebruary 2 (see fig. 7.1 & 7.4). The largest industrial contract award for the region in ebruary was Unit 2 at the East Lancashire Road development at Haydock near t Helens. Valued at an estimated 49 million and awarded to claren Construction the project will involve the construction of a new 48,434 sq m industrial unit with offices as well as landscaping and parking facilities. The second largest contract award for the region was also on the same site. The estimated 34 million contract for the building of Unit 1 was awarded to TL Projects Limited and will provide a new industrial unit with floor area of 34,4 sq m in a single 2 storey structure and will also include the provision of 672 car parking spaces. The second largest region was the East idlands with. share which compares to 6.2 share in ebruary 2. The largest industrial contract in the region in ebruary, and largest overall industrial contract award, was the 49.6 million irft III Zone B, Plot B3 project at Watling treet near orthampton. Volkeritzpatrick Limited will provide a new distribution warehouse, offices and two hub offices providing a total floor area of 49,679 sq m together with 4 car parking spaces. The outh West accounted for the third largest share with.8, which is a 4. decrease on ebruary 2. The largest industrial contract award in the region in ebruary was the million cience useum Building ne at Wroughton near windon. The project will involve a new storage facility for the cience useum with a total floor area of 35,437 sq m in a single 2 storey structure. The contract has been awarded to Kier Construction Limited, has a project duration of months and is due for completion in ebruary. In alisbury, Greggs have awarded the million contract for the provision of a new 5,74 sq m distribution centre to Clegg Construction Limited. Type of projects The warehousing & storage sector accounted for a majority share of contract awards in ebruary with 61.8 which is an increase of 38.7 on ebruary 2. The second largest sub-sector was light industrial with.1, which is an increase of.5 on ebruary 2. The heavy industrial sector accounted for.7 share of contract awards in ebruary 2, with is a. decrease on ebruary 2 (see fig. 7.3)..6.7 uring ebruary, the majority of contracts awarded within industrial were in the warehousing and storage sector, which accounted for a 61.8 share Increase in warehouses/storage contracts compared to ebruary IUTRIL 7.4 Change of activity by region (since eb 2) +9.8 East idlands -4.1 outh East +6.9 East of England -4. outh West ood Production/ Cold tores Warehouse/ torage West idlands Laboratories/ R& +.7 orth West ource: Barbour BI Heavy Light gricultural Buildings -3.3 rrows indicate change since ebruary last year Top Ten Increase for orth West HTTET REGI compared to last year Type of projects awarded ource: Barbour BI +.7 IUTRIL Yorkshire & Humber CLIET, RCHITEC T, CTR C TR & PREC T

21 IUTRIL ebruary sees contract awards climb to 5 million Rank Company ame wards Value ( ) 1 Prologis UK Limited inistry of efence I Properties PLC 4 3 TP TE Key Clients ar 2 eb 2 TP TE Projects Contract awarded ebruary 2 4 Gazeley Properties Limited BE ystems 2 6 rogmore Property Company Limited 2 7 ulberry Property evelopments 2 8 Commercial evelopment Projects Limited Roxhill evelopments Limited t odwen evelopments Plc 6 Rank PI Project ame ET IL IRT III Zone B, Plot B3 RTH WET 6 ajor Unit 2 commercial & industrial building Value ( ) 5 49 etails ate: an 2 TBC unding: Private Contractor: Volkeritzpatrick Limited Head ffice ate: ct 2 TBC unding: Private Contractor: claren Construction Rank Company ame wards Value ( ) 1 UC rchitects ichael parks ssociates 4 3 PHP rchitects 7 4 tephen George & Partners 5 Chetwood ssociates 8 3 TP TE Key rchitects ar 2 eb RTH WET 6 ajor Unit 1 commercial & industrial building ET EGL Connex Park, Third venue Phase 1 Plot 2 & 3 3 industrial units & offices L egro Park, o & Co Limited industrial unit 34 ate: ct 2 TBC unding: Private Contractor: TL Projects Limited ate: eb 2 ep 2 unding: Private Contractor: Readie Construction Limited ate: eb 2 ep 2 unding: Private Contractor: claughlin & Harvey Head ffice 6 Commercial evelopment Projects Limited rchitects LLP 6 8 Hale rchitect Limited 9 Ridge & Partners LLP IBI Group 2 1 Rank Company ame wards Value ( ) 1 Winvic Construction Limited Readie Construction Limited 33 3 Buckingham Group Contracting Limited 9 4 Volkeritzpatrick Limited 5 9 TP TE Key Contractors ar 2 eb UTH WET cience useum Building ne UTH WET Quedgeley East Business Park Phase 1 RTH WET achser Logistics Centre ET EGL lwalton Hill, Peterborough Plot B UTH WET Greggs, olstice Park distribution centre ate: eb 2 eb unding: Private Contractor: Kier Construction Limited-Building UK ate: pr 2 TBC unding: Private Contractor: Winvic Construction Limited ate: ep 2 ep 2 unding: Private Contractor: Winvic Construction Limited ate: ul 2 ay 2 unding: Private Contractor: Winvic Construction Limited ate: un 2 TBC unding: Private Contractor: Clegg Construction Limited 5 VR Kier & Volkeritzpatrick claren Construction Limited Benniman Limited 1 8 Kier Construction Limited-Building UK & H Construction & evelopment 2 1 Commercial evelopment Projects Limited 4 3 The ranking tables are compiled from Barbour BI database and are based on the total value of contracts awarded over the previous month period. The values represent the construction cost of each project

22 E I C L & H E LT H urther deterioration as contract awards dip.9 orth West tops the regions this month 35.2 East idlands outh East East of England outh West West idlands orth West Yorkshire & Humber EIC L & HE LTH 8.1 Extensions and refurbishments provide impetus in ebruary with the orth West the largest region Value of contracts by region ource: Barbour BI The value of contract awards in the medical & health sector in ebruary 2 was 2 million based on a three month rolling average (see fig. 8.2). This is a decrease of 9.2 on anuary and also.4 lower than for ebruary 2. or the three months ending ebruary 2, the total value of medical & health contract awards was 4 million which is an increase of.1 on the previous quarter and also.3 higher than the comparable three month period ending ebruary 2. The latest data reaffirms the subdued nature of the sector reflecting the move towards improvement of local service provision rather than larger-scale renewal of capital assets. These figures reaffirm the subdued nature of the sector reflecting the move towards improvement of local service provision. Value ( million) showing rolling 3 month average ecrease on anuary ource: Barbour BI 3 EIC L & HE LTH Project value showing 3 month moving average 1

23 EIC L & HE LTH ur ther deterioration as contract awards dip Projects by region The orth West region had the largest share of medical & health contract awards in ebruary with 35.2 share, which is an increase of.9 on ebruary 2 (see fig. 8.1 & 8.4). The largest contract award in the orth West in ebruary was the million Timperley edical Centre near ltrincham which was awarded to Whitfield & Brown evelopments Limited. The project will involve a new 3 storey building, including a new medical centre, library, community hall and retail unit as well as an additional 4 storey building which will provide apartments. In Worsley, Greater anchester the 4 million contract for the redevelopment of the share which is an increase of.2 on ebruary 2. ne of the key contract in the region in ebruary was the 4 million extension to the ne edical House medical centre in Hemel Hempstead. Hutton Construction Limited will provide an extension to the existing facility to include a new endoscopy suite and minor operations theatre which is due for completion in ebruary. ther key contract awards in the sector this month included the 3 million new renal unit for the Western General Hospital in Edinburgh which was awarded to Robertson Construction (Central East) and the 2.5 million contract awarded to Ball Limited for the conversion of a former nurses home in Herongate Road in Leicester to provide a new nursing home facility. Type of projects ub-sector analysis indicates that the largest share of contract awards was surgeries, health & medical centres with 47.9 share which is an increase of.8 on ebruary 2. This was closely followed by public hospitals with 46.5 share which compares to 32.5 share in ebruary 2. The only other sub-sector in ebruary was hospices, nursing & psychiatric homes with 5.6 which is a.3 decrease on a ebruary 2 (see fig. 8.3). Regionally, it was the orth West that had the largest share of medical & health contract awards in ebruary with a 35.2 share former Harrop old High school to provide a new community health centre was awarded to Warden Construction Limited. The outh East was the next largest region with 2.1 share of contract awards which compares to.7 share in ebruary 2. xford was the location for the largest contract award in the region in ebruary with the.9 million &E expansion at the ohn Radcliffe Hospital. warded to claughlin & Harvey Construction Limited the project will provide expansion of the resuscitation service with a new building with resuscitation bays, CT scanner, isolation room and a new trauma room. The East of England was the third largest region with a.8 Increase in surgeries, health & medical centres contracts compared to ebruary EIC L & HE LTH 8.4 Change of activity by region (since eb 2) -2.4 Health arms ecure Hospitals Hospices, ursing & Psychiatric Homes urgeries, Health & edical Centres Veterinary ervices Private Hospitals Public Hospitals +.2 East of England -.8 outh West West idlands +.9 orth West -.2 Yorkshire & Humber Top Ten Increase for orth West HTTET REGI compared to last year Type of projects awarded ource: Barbour BI outh East +.9 EIC L & HE LTH rrows indicate change since ebruary last year East idlands ource: Barbour BI CLIET, RCHITEC T, CTR C TR & PREC T

24 EICL & HELTH urther deterioration as contract awards dip Rank Company ame wards Value ( ) 1 Royal ree Hospital Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen Hospital H Trust H Grampian 2 4 TP TE Key Clients ar 2 eb 2 TP TE Projects Contract awarded ebruary 2 4 Hub orth ilton Keynes University H Trust Heart of England H oundation Trust Royal Brompton & Harefield H Trust The epartment f Health uffield Health t Bartholomews Hospital 1 36 Rank Company ame wards Value ( ) 1 HK rchitects Limited BB orr 1 3 TP TE Key rchitects ar 2 eb 2 Rank PI Project ame RTH WET Baker treet, Timperley library/medical centre/ flats UTH ET ohn Radcliffe Hospital &E expansion P RTH WET Little Hulton Health Centre, Longshaw rive ET EGL ne top octors extension Value ( ) 4 4 etails ate: un 2 TBC unding: Private Contractor: Whitfield & Brown evelopments Limited ate: ar 2 ay unding: Public Contractor: claughlin & Harvey Construction Limited ate: ar 2 eb unding: Private Contractor: Warden Construction Limited ate: eb 2 eb unding: Private Contractor: Hutton Construction Limited 4 Ryder berlanders rchitects Llp The esign Buro (Coventry) Limited Boyes Rees rchitects PP IBI Group cott Tallon Walker rchitects 1 36 Rank Company ame wards Value ( ) 1 CBRE Kier Construction Limited-Building UK 6 3 ohn Graham Construction Limited 3 4 Galliford Try Construction Integrated Health Projects Interserve Plc 7 57 TP TE Key Contractors ar 2 eb WET IL Plot 4, Beacon Business Park tafford Health acility RTH WET orth anchester General Hospital Intermediate Care Unit extension CTL Western General Hospital Renal Unit ET IL etherfield edical Centre, shwell treet RTH WET shworth Hospital Project Ward refurbishment ET IL Herongate Road, Towers Hospital West ursing Home ate: pr 2 ct unding: Private Contractor: Griffiths & on Limited ate: eb 2 eb unding: Private Contractor: The Casey Group Limited ate: un 2 ec unding: Public Contractor: Robertson Construction (Central East) ate: pr 2 ar unding: Private Contractor: Key Construction (idlands) Limited ate: ar 2 TBC unding: Public Contractor: ohn Turner Construction Group Limited ate: an 2 an unding: Private Contractor: Ball Limited 7 B Construction Balfour Beatty Group Limited Robertson Group Limited claughlin & Harvey Construction Limited 2 37 The ranking tables are compiled from Barbour BI database and are based on the total value of contracts awarded over the previous month period. The values represent the construction cost of each project

25 outh East tops the regions this month EUC T I.3 Progress continues as contract awards increase East idlands outh West West idlands orth West Yorkshire & Humber EUC TI 9.1 Colleges/universities at the top of the class with the outh East and the leading regions. outh East East of England Value of contracts by region ource: Barbour BI The value of education contract awards in ebruary was 433 million based on a three month rolling average (see fig. 9.2). This is an increase of 6.2 on anuary and is also.1 higher than ebruary 2. In the three month period ending ebruary 2, total education contract awards were 1.2 billion. This is a decrease of 6. on the previous quarter and also 1.1 lower than the comparable quarter ending ebruary 2. The upward trend for contract awards values continued in ebruary but still remains down on the recent peak of 548 million in ugust 2. lthough down on the peak of 548 million seen in ugust 2, the upward trend for education awards continued in ebruary 2. Value ( million) showing rolling 3 month average 6 Increase on anuary ource: Barbour BI EUC TI 9.2 Project value showing 3 month moving average

26 EUC TI Progress continues as contract awards increase Projects by region The region with the largest share of education contract awards in ebruary was the outh East with.8 share which is a decrease of 4.9 on ebruary 2 (see fig. 9.1 & 9.4). The largest contract award in the outh East in ebruary was the 3 million project for the ayfield chool for the redevelopment of the school site. The project is part of the Priority chools Building Programme and will see Bowmer & Kirkland Limited deliver the improvements to facilities by Q3 2. In Canterbury, Kier outh East have been awarded the 2 million contract for the provision of new facilities for the imon Langton Girls Grammar chool. nother project within the Priority chools Building Programme, the new buildings will include sports and dining halls as well as science laboratories and outside learning facilities. was the second largest region with.3 which is only marginally higher than the. share that the region attracted in ebruary 2. The largest overall education contract was in Edinburgh and was the 9 million redevelopment and extension of the arwin Building for the University of Edinburgh. Balfour Beatty Construction ervices have been awarded the contract which is due for completion in ovember and works will include demolition of the existing library, provision of a new bio-hub building as well as mechanical and electrical works as well as specialist asbestos removal. was the region with the third highest share of contract awards with.2, an increase of 6.3 on ebruary 2. The largest education contract award in in ebruary was the 3 million Coombe Wood High chool in Croydon. warded to Wates Construction Limited, the project will deliver a new secondary school and sixth form as well as a sports and music halls by arch 2. ther Type of projects In ebruary the largest education sector was colleges/ universities with 44. share, an increase of 1.7 on ebruary 2. The second largest sector this month was state secondary schools with 41.3 of contract awards, this is an increase of 4.8 on ebruary 2. This was followed by state primary schools with 8.8, which is a 9.9 decrease on ebruary 2 (see fig. 9.3). 4.8 Colleges/universities was the largest share of contracts awarded with a 44 share in ebruary 2, an increase of 1.7 on ebruary 2. notable contracts in the education sector in ebruary included the million provision of a light Training Centre for CE Training ervices in Crawley which was awarded to Collins Construction plc. Increase in state secondary contracts compared to ebruary EUC TI 9.4 Change of activity by region (since eb 2) 3.7 ource: Barbour BI -.8 East idlands -4.9 outh East +3.4 East of England -1.4 outh West tate econdary Private chools/ Colleges West idlands Colleges/ Universities +1.9 orth West -4.7 Yorkshire & Humber +1.4 urseries tate Primary pecial chools rrows indicate change since ebruary last year +6.3 EUC TI 9. 3 ource: Barbour BI Top Ten Increase for HTTET REGI compared to last year Type of projects awarded CLIET, RCHITEC T, CTR C TR & PREC T

27 EUCTI Progress continues as contract awards increase Rank Company ame wards Value ( ) 1 epartment or 93 2 and kills unding gency University of Cambridge 384 TP TE Key Clients ar 2 eb 2 TP TE Projects Contract awarded ebruary 2 4 University College Cambridgeshire County Council 2 6 Cardiff University University of Leeds University of urham 1 9 Campus Living Villages UK 1 1 Equitix Limited 1 Rank PI Project ame CTL University of Edinburgh arwin redevelopment L Coombe Wood chool Phase 2 Value ( ) 9 3 etails ate: ar 2 ov unding: Public Contractor: Balfour Beatty Construction ervices UK Regional ffice ate: ar 2 ar 2 unding: Public Contractor: Wates Construction Limited Head ffice Rank Company ame wards Value ( ) 1 estico Whiles & ssociates tanton Williams Bond Bryan Partnership 7 4 HR Building Consultancy Limited P 4 6 aulkner Browns Hawkins Brown rchitects Ryder rchitecture Pick Everard (Leicester) 1 TP TE Key rchitects ar 2 eb UTH ET ayfield chool Portsmouth Priority chool Building Programme L da Lovelace CofE High chool Priority chool Building Programme RTH WET anchester etropolitan University Birley student residences Plot E L Project Pegasus cheme Two extension & refurbishment 3 ate: ul 2 ul 2 unding: Public Contractor: Bowmer & Kirkland Limited Head ffice ate: ar 2 TBC unding: Public Contractor: Kier outhern Limited ate: pr 2 pr 2 unding: Private Contractor: Kier orth West ate: ay 2 an 2 unding: Private Contractor: ir Robert clpine Limited 1 heppard Robson ET IL erby Cathedral chool ate: ay 2 TBC unding: Public Contractor: B Construction Limited Rank Company ame wards Value ( ) 1 Kier Construction Limited-Building UK B Construction 4 3 Bouygues Group organ indall Plc TP TE Key Contractors ar 2 eb UTH ET imon Langton Girls Grammar chool Priority chools Building Programme YRK & HUBER Guiseley chool Priority chools Building Programme 2 ate: ay 2 ep 2 unding: Public Contractor: Kier outh East ate: eb 2 eb 2 unding: Public Contractor: Galliford Try Construction 5 Wates Construction Limited Bowmer & Kirkland Limited 5 7 ace Limited RTH WET asis cademy Leesbrook ate: pr 2 ov unding: Public Contractor: Galliford Try Construction orth 8 Willmott ixon Construction Limited 2 9 Balfour Beatty Group Limited 6 1 Interserve Plc 7 The ranking tables are compiled from Barbour BI database and are based on the total value of contracts awarded over the previous month period. The values represent the construction cost of each project

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