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Annual Review of the Construction Sector AECOM Ireland Annual Review 2018
GMIT 8th Annual International Construction Management Day
Tomás Kelly, Director, AECOM
6 March 2018
Annual Review of the Construction Sector AECOM Ireland Annual Review - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Annual Review of the Construction Sector AECOM Ireland Annual Review - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Annual Review of the Construction Sector AECOM Ireland Annual Review 2018 GMIT 8 th Annual International Construction Management Day Toms Kelly, Director, AECOM 6 March 2018 Contents Irish Construction Industry Headline Projections
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Contents –Irish Construction Industry Headline Projections –Construction Industry Survey –Resilient Cities & Infrastructure –National Planning Framework
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Irish Construction Industry
Headline Projections
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Construction Industry Output Estimate (€m)
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AECOM 2017 Construction Output Estimate by Sector (€m)
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Construction Employment
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H1 2017 Percentage of total planning permission (by floor area) granted across sectors (Total area granted: 2,915,000 square metres)
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H1 2017 Percentage Floor Area Granted Planning Permission
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Tender Price Index (% increase)
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N.I. Construction Industry
Headline Projections
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Northern Ireland Construction Sector Statistics
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Construction Industry Survey
AECOM Survey Results
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The primary drivers of innovation in construction over the next 5 – 10 years?
- 1. Cost Reduction
- 2. Programme Reduction
- 3. Quality
- 1. Energy
- 2. Water
- 3. Transportation
Most significant advances in sustainability in design & construction in the next decade? BMW Region: 1. Energy;
- 2. Water;
- 3. Environment
BMW Region: 1. Quality;
- 2. Cost;
- 3. Safety
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Most transformative technology in construction in the next 5 – 10 years?
- 1. BIM
- 2. Modular
- 3. Virtual reality
BMW Region: 1. BIM;
- 2. VR;
- 3. Modular
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How would you assess the ‘fitness for purpose’ of current regulations / standards in the following areas?
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% Fire Universal Access Safety Planning Building Regs Wholly Inadequate Somewhat Inadequate Satisfactory Somewhat Onerous Excessively Onerous
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How would you assess the construction industry in terms of maturity, compared to other developed countries, in terms of these categories?
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
Technology Innovation Sustainability Regulation Very Poor Lagging Behind Average Strong Performer Leading Light
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Factors presenting biggest challenges to construction projects in 2018?
- 1. Resources
- 2. Tender Inflation
- 3. Statutory Consents / BCAR
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Do you anticipate your level of business to increase / decrease in 2018?
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BMW Region: Increase 50%; No Change 50% 61% 4% 35% Increase Decrease No Change
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Resilient Cities & Infrastructure
Key to Sustaining Growth
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AECOM Annual Review 2018
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Thought Leadership –The report includes 5 original pieces of thought leadership written by some of AECOM’s leading subject matter
- experts. These address the key challenges identified in our research.
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National Planning Framework
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AECOM Annual Review 2014
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2015 AECOM Annual Review
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AECOM Annual Review 2016
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2017 AECOM Annual Review – The Infrastructure Gap
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NATIONAL PLANNING FRAMEWORK
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Project Ireland 2040 NATIONAL PLANNING FRAMEWORK
“The National Planning Framework, is a planning framework to guide development and investment over the coming years.”
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NATIONAL PLANNING FRAMEWORK
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NATIONAL PLANNING FRAMEWORK – CITY GROWTH
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NATIONAL PLANNING FRAMEWORK – SECTORAL BREAKDOWN
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NATIONAL PLANNING FRAMEWORK – EXPENDITURE TIMELINE
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NATIONAL PLANNING FRAMEWORK – CHANGE IN EXPENDITURE PROFILE
2018 2019 2020 2021 Total €m €m €m €m €m 2015 NDP Capital Plan Allocations 4,230 4,600 5,000 5,400 19,230 Budget 2018 Capital Plan Allocations 5,300 6,570 7,180 7,790 26,840 National Planning Framework 5,800 7,300 7,900 8,600 29,600
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Project Ireland 2040
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Ga Galw lway ay Tr Transport nsport Str trategy ategy
- Identifies current and future transport needs of the city
- Key aim is to reduce car dependency by improving public transport services and infrastructure for pedestrians
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- The Strategy proposes an Inner City Access Route for vehicular traffic and a Cross City Link to improve journey
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N6 Ga Galw lway ay City ty Ring ng Road ad
- Key element of the Galway Transport Strategy
- Critical to relieving congestion across the city
- Will improve access to key existing employment areas and allow them to expand
- Will enable delivery of a package of measures in the city centre, including improved public transport priority and
traffic management
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Galwa way y City Centre: ntre: Key developme velopment nt opport portuni unities ies
Bonham Dock Ceannt Station Galway Harbour Nun’s Island Headford Road Eyre Square East
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