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Annual Review of the Construction Sector AECOM Ireland Annual Review 2018 GMIT 8 th Annual International Construction Management Day Tomás Kelly, Director, AECOM 6 March 2018

Contents – Irish Construction Industry Headline Projections – Construction Industry Survey – Resilient Cities & Infrastructure – National Planning Framework

Irish Construction Industry Headline Projections 4

Construction Industry Output Estimate ( € m)

AECOM 2017 Construction Output Estimate by Sector ( € m)

Construction Employment 7

H1 2017 Percentage of total planning permission (by floor area) granted across sectors (Total area granted: 2,915,000 square metres)

H1 2017 Percentage Floor Area Granted Planning Permission 9

Tender Price Index (% increase) 10

N.I. Construction Industry Headline Projections 11

Northern Ireland Construction Sector Statistics

Construction Industry Survey AECOM Survey Results 13

The primary drivers of innovation in Most significant advances in sustainability construction over the next 5 – 10 in design & construction in the next years? decade? 1. Cost Reduction 1. Energy 2. Programme Reduction 2. Water 3. Transportation 3. Quality BMW Region: 1. Quality; BMW Region: 1. Energy; 2. Cost; 2. Water; 3. Safety 3. Environment

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

How would you assess the ‘fitness for purpose’ of current regulations / standards in the following areas? 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Fire Universal Access Safety Planning Building Regs Wholly Inadequate Somewhat Inadequate Satisfactory Somewhat Onerous Excessively Onerous

How would you assess the construction industry in terms of maturity, compared to other developed countries, in terms of these categories? 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Technology Innovation Sustainability Regulation Very Poor Lagging Behind Average Strong Performer Leading Light

Factors presenting biggest challenges to construction projects in 2018? 1. Resources 2. Tender Inflation 3. Statutory Consents / BCAR

Do you anticipate your level of business to increase / decrease in 2018? 35% 61% 4% Increase Decrease No Change BMW Region: Increase 50%; No Change 50% 19

Resilient Cities & Infrastructure Key to Sustaining Growth

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National Planning Framework

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NATIONAL PLANNING FRAMEWORK

NATIONAL PLANNING FRAMEWORK Project Ireland 2040 “The National Planning Framework, is a planning framework to guide development and investment over the coming years .” Presentation Title

NATIONAL PLANNING FRAMEWORK

NATIONAL PLANNING FRAMEWORK – CITY GROWTH

NATIONAL PLANNING FRAMEWORK – SECTORAL BREAKDOWN

NATIONAL PLANNING FRAMEWORK – EXPENDITURE TIMELINE 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 Exchequer - Gross € Bn Non-Exchequer - SOE € Bn

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

Project Ireland 2040

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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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