FMI/CMAA Tenth Annual Survey of Owners

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Exhibit 14Owner Response by Industry SectorOffice/ProfessionalEducationTransportationWater/WW/SewerEnergyPublic SafetyManufacturingHospitalsHighway, BridgeMilitary FacilitiesCommercialMultifamily ResidentialAmusement/RecreationConservationTelecommunicationsHotelsReligious0% 2% 4% 6% 8% 10% 12% 14% 16%% of All ResponsesExhibit 15Annual Construction Capital Spending$101 to $500 Million7.7%27.3% 14.8%$501 to $1 Billion>$1 Billion4.9%
FMI has made an intentional effort toincrease the amount of internationalparticipation in the owners study inorder to contrast U.S. and NorthAmerican trends with those worldwide.Seventy-four percent of thereported capital construction spendingwas spent in the United States, theremainder of the spending was reportedin numerous other countries aroundthe world in Exhibit 16. Outside ofNorth America, Asia, including Chinaand Russia, remains the area demonstratingthe highest volume of spendingfor the responding owners, followedby Europe, South America and theMiddle East.More than half of the organizationsresponding at 55 percent start morethan 26 projects annually in Exhibit 17.Seventeen percent of organizationsstart between 11 and 25 projects annuallyand the remaining 28 percent started10 or fewer projects annually. Thesefigures are down in comparison to2008 where larger programs, both innumber of projects and amount ofspend, were reported. Overall, theresults are much more similar to thosereported in 2007.The majority of federal agencies andpublicly traded corporations tend todemonstrate programs with more than50 project starts annually. Private/closely held companies described verylarge programs with more than 50projects annually or a very smallnumber of defined projects reporting1-5 annually. State or provincial agenciesand municipal authorities tended toreport programs covering all sizes asmeasured by number of projects(Exhibit 17).Region Spending vs. Total Reported SpendingExhibit 1610%9%8%7%6%5%4%3%2%1%0%% of All Responses74%USExhibit 1740%35%30%25%20%15%10%5%0%Worldwide Capital Construction Spending by RegionAfrica2%Asia/PacificAustraliaCanadaChinaMunicipal AuthorityEurope8%1 to 5 6 to 10 11 to 25Projects per YearMexico/CA/CaribMiddle East1% 2%4%3%South AmericaNumber of Project Starts by Owner Type3%6%4%State or Provincial AgencyQuasi-publicPublicly Traded CorporationPrivate/closely heldFederal Agency1%1%2%2%5%1%2%1%3%4%4%Russia6%9%9%8%7%Other3%1% 1%26 to 50 More than 50FMI Management Consulting224
Page 2 and 3: TABLE OF CONTENTSExecutive Summary
Page 4 and 5: HIGHLIGHTSUse of outsourcing in all
Page 6 and 7: Exhibit 1Outsourcing Trends% Outsou
Page 8 and 9: A/E/C FUTURES RESEARCHWhat?During 2
Page 10 and 11: Scenario 2: Struggle for StabilityI
Page 12 and 13: Scenario 4: Controlled EnvironmentI
Page 14 and 15: SURVEY RESULTSFMI and CMAA develope
Page 16 and 17: By 2014, a general increase in outs
Page 18 and 19: Surprisingly, “6c Avoid Claims”
Page 20 and 21: Exhibit 10Rating of Importance (2 o
Page 22 and 23: General QuestionsOwners were asked
Page 26 and 27: CONCLUSIONThe Tenth Annual Survey o

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