United States Infrastructure Report Q3 2013

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United States Infrastructure Report Q3 2013
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BMI View: The US construction sector returned to growth in line with our expectations in 2012, coming in
at 3.2% versus our 3.4% estimate. We believe the sector will remain in positive territory until the end of our
forecast period in 2022, although growth will slow in y-o-y terms. Residential construction will be the main
driver of growth in the near term, whilst infrastructure will struggle as a result of low government capacity
to invest and non-residential will continue to stagnate.
Key Developments:
• Residential construction will continue to be the main driver keeping growth in the construction sector in
positive territory in 2013. Housing starts have continued their uneven growth path, reaching 914k as of
May 2013. However, they are still some way below peak of 2,273k seen in January 2006, indicating that
there are further gains to be made.

BMI Industry View 7
SWOT 8
Industry Forecast 10
Construction And Infrastructure Forecast Scenario 10
Table: US Construction And Infrastructure Data, 2011 - 2016 10
Table: US Construction And Infrastructure Data, 2017-2022 11
Short-Term: Deceleration Trend 13
Infrastructure Weighed Down By Gridlocked Government 15
Long-Term: Muted Growth To Persist 19
Transport Infrastructure - Outlook And Overview 20
Table: US Transport Infrastructure Industry Data, 2011-2016 20
Table: US Transport Infrastructure Long Term Forecast, 2017 - 2022 21
Table: Selection Of US Road PPPs 25
Table: High-Speed Rail Funding Awards 28
Table: Major Projects - Transport 30
Energy And Utilities - Outlook And Overview 44
Table: US Energy and Utilities Infrastructure Industry Data, 2011-2016 44
Table: US Energy and Utilities Infrastructure Industry Data, 2017-2022 45
Table: Renewables Targets By State - US States With Renewable Power Targets 47
Major Projects - Energy And Utilities 52
Table: Major Projects - Energy and Utilities 52
Residential and Non-Residential Building - Outlook and Overview 69
US Residential and Non-Residential Forecast 69
Table: US Residential and Non-Residential Building Industry Data, 2011-2016 69
Table: US Residential and Non-Residential Building Forecasts, 2017-2022 69
Table: Residential, Non-Residential and Social Infrastructure Projects 73
Industry Risk Reward Ratings 76
United States Risks/Reward Ratings 76
Developed States Regional Industry Risk/Reward Ratings 77
Europe: Macroeconomic Woes Remain Ongoing 79
Greece: Situation Improving 81
US: Recovery On Track 81
Australia: Downgrade Potential Growing 82
Canada: Plenty Of Rewards To Realise 82
Japan: Short-Term Surge Panning Out Slowly 83
Table: Developed States Infrastructure Risk Reward Ratings 84
Market Overview 85
Competitive Landscape 85
Table: Key Players - Financial Data 87
Company Profile 89
Skanska 89
Table: Skanska USA Contract Awards 2012 91
Table: Skanska US Units, 2012 Annual Financial Data 93
Global Infrastructure Partners 94
Table: GIP Assets 95
Bechtel 99
Table: Bechtel Financial Data, US$bn 105
Global Industry Overview 106
Methodology 114
Data Methodology 114
Definitions 116
Capital Investment 116
Infrastructure Risk/Reward Ratings 118
Table: Infrastructure Business Environment Indicators 119

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