Please go to the SPRA members area to access the CPA’s Construction Trade Survey referring to the second quarter of 2017.
Key survey findings include:
22% of main building contractors, on balance, reported that construction output rose in the second quarter of 2017 compared with a year ago
30% of specialist contractors reported a rise in output during Q2
13% of civil engineers, on balance, reported an increase in workloads during Q2
On balance, 24% of SME contractors reported increased workloads in Q2 compared to three months earlier
Main contractors reported higher orders in private housing and both housing and non-housing R&M
3% of civil engineering firms reported an increase in new orders in Q2, on balance
36% of SMEs and 20% of specialist contractors reported an increase in enquiries in Q2, on balance
Overall costs increased for 84% of civil engineering contractors, whilst 88% of main contractors, 87% of heavy side manufacturers and all light side manufacturers reported raw materials costs rose in Q2
Source: CPA
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