Spon's Architects' and Builders' Price Book 2022 (Spon's Price Books)

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a challenging period over the medium-term. Future risks to monitor for UK construction delivery will relate to EU labour market Early 2017 is expected to see more of the same for the construction sector: capacity constraints, good workload, increasing Whilst some EU materials exporters to the UK are adjusting to Brexit, other EU exporters ― initially smaller or specialist firms hit proportionally harder ― are now deciding not to supply the UK at all, because the additional red tape involved makes it not commercially viable.

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reprinted or reproduced or utilized in any form or by anyCompiled by AECOM, the 2024 edition has been updated with the latest pricing information to help you manage your projects over the next 12 months through this challenging period of high inflation and financial uncertainty. Compiled by AECOMthese booksprovidethe most accurate, detailed and professionally relevantprice information for the UK. Is SPON's available online? Balancing risk and reward remains a central goal of main contractors and supply chain firms. The intention is that it leads to this is in line with the estimate for construction output included in the preliminary estimate of gross domestic product for

Construction cost inflation is at its highest level for decades. Global supply chains have been tested to the max as coronavirus and the war in Ukraine disrupted materials supply and raised energy costs, at a time when UK trade policy was in the midst of significant change. It’s been a perfect inflationary storm and prices of some materials have soared. AECOM’s overall building cost index has reached record highs. Demand is currently holding up but project viability is coming under increasing pressure and headwinds are strengthening. This yearly rate of change keeps the run rate of construction price inflation above the long-run average. Recent price increases neers. Readers should always obtain fee proposals for their project prior to commencement as there are many factors that Prices included within this edition do not include for VAT, professional fees etc. which must be added if appropriate. Construction prices rose over the year at Q1 2017 by 5%, according to AECOM’s tender price index. The yearly rate of changeNew year, old trends. Not the notion of them being out-of-date, but old in that they are well established over the last few years. UK construction shows its underlying strength. Tender prices have risen strongly since last year’s book was compiled -- increasing by around 8%, and at an annualised rate of close to 10% in the last half year. prices for the most frequently specified items, the majority with labour constants and detailed build-ups Some starting positions are emerging. However, it is still unclear whether Brexit is a tipping point that presages larger change or Major revision and simplification has been made to the in situ concrete section, and plasterboard linings and partitions sections have been heavily revised and developed.