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Top 30 M&E contractors set for growth – ranking The country’s leading M&E contractors saw revenue rise by nearly a fifth last year driven mainly by cost inflation. But major firms are predicting a stronger year ahead as data centre work, commercial retrofits, life sciences and lab work starts to fire-up the sector. The industry’s biggest players are also taking on major contract roles on data centre work as £100m-plus M&E packages hit the market. During last year, Dalkia leap-frogged NG Bailey to become the industry’s biggest player after a rebrand that consolidated the Imtech, Inviron and SPIE UK brands. Wates-owned SES, Skanska’s SRW and Gratte Brothers enjoyed strong sales growth lifting the firms up the rankings to now sit just below the big three.

As we get ready to wind down 2023 and look toward 2024, our team at EVOLVE dove into the 2023 ENR Top Contractors list to pull out key findings, industry trends and insights from industry leaders. Check out the blog post below! #Construction #MEP #subcontractors 💡 👷♂️ 🧳 

𝐓𝐨𝐩 30 𝐌&𝐄 𝐜𝐨𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐬 𝐬𝐞𝐭 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐠𝐫𝐨𝐰𝐭𝐡 – 𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐤𝐢𝐧𝐠... The country’s leading M&E contractors saw revenue rise by nearly a fifth last year driven mainly by cost inflation. But major firms are predicting a stronger year ahead as data centre work, commercial retrofits, life sciences and lab work starts to fire-up the sector. The industry’s biggest players are also taking on major contract roles on data center work as £100m-plus M&E packages hit the market. 𝐓𝐇𝐎𝐔𝐆𝐇𝐓𝐒??

“The field, shop and office are all frustrated today by a lack of construction-focused systems and having to use multiple systems with difficulty that leave their data in silos and not integrated with other construction technology,” says Russ Young, Chief Business Development Officer at Tenna. “These problems are moving the ball towards better automation and fueling a fire among contractors to demand integration of the business systems they’ve invested so much time and money into. This key partnership between Tenna and Viewpoint provides greater value to the construction industry by centralizing key business systems that contractors rely on while making it easier for them to leverage those systems most effectively.” https://hubs.ly/Q02hr7y30

The country’s leading M&E contractors saw revenue rise by nearly a fifth last year driven mainly by cost inflation. But major firms are predicting a stronger year ahead as data centre work, commercial retrofits, life sciences and lab work starts to fire-up the sector. The industry’s biggest players are also taking on major contract roles on data centre work as £100m-plus M&E packages hit the market. During last year, Dalkia leap-frogged NG Bailey to become the industry’s biggest player after a rebrand that consolidated the Imtech, Inviron and SPIE UK brands. Wates-owned SES, Skanska’s SRW and Gratte Brothers enjoyed strong sales growth lifting the firms up the rankings to now sit just below the big three. Last year’s challenging business environment of inflation, shortage of workers, project delays and supply chain disruptions saw Michael J Lonsdale become the sector’s highest-profile casualty. Other firms going under included London’s Haydon ME, York’s JDL Electrical, Plumbing & Heating and Bradford-based H Mitton and Newcastle’s Norstead. The top 30 firms saw a record six newcomers last year with four operating in London and south east. [Construction Enquirer] #construction #M&E

The country’s leading M&E contractors saw revenue rise by nearly a fifth last year driven mainly by cost inflation. But major firms are predicting a stronger year ahead as data centre work, commercial retrofits, life sciences and lab work starts to fire-up the sector. The industry’s biggest players are also taking on major contract roles on data centre work as £100m-plus M&E packages hit the market. During last year, Dalkia leap-frogged NG Bailey to become the industry’s biggest player after a rebrand that consolidated the Imtech, Inviron (rebranded to Dalkia UK) and SPIE UK brands. Wates Group-owned SES, Skanska’s SRW and Gratte Brothers Group enjoyed strong sales growth lifting the firms up the rankings to now sit just below the big three. Last year’s challenging business environment of inflation, shortage of workers, project delays and supply chain disruptions saw Michael J Lonsdale become the sector’s highest-profile casualty. Other firms going under included London’s Haydon ME, York’s JDL Electrical, Plumbing & Heating and Bradford-based H Mitton and Newcastle’s Norstead. The top 30 firms saw a record six newcomers last year with four operating in London and south east.

Congrats to our client Wise Construction on being ranked in Boston Business Journal's 2023-2024 Book of Lists. They are great company doing wonderful things and have been recognized in the following categories: ➡️ #11 out of 25 Largest General Contractors in Massachusetts! ➡️ #24 out of 50 Fastest-Growing Private Companies in Massachusetts! ➡️ #47 out of 100 Largest Private Companies in Massachusetts! #BostonBusinessJournal #BookOfLists #WeAreWise #BuildingBeyond

Congrats to our client Wise Construction on being ranked in Boston Business Journal's 2023-2024 Book of Lists. They are great company doing wonderful things and have been recognized in the following categories: ➡️ #11 out of 25 Largest General Contractors in Massachusetts! ➡️ #24 out of 50 Fastest-Growing Private Companies in Massachusetts! ➡️ #47 out of 100 Largest Private Companies in Massachusetts! #BostonBusinessJournal #BookOfLists #WeAreWise #BuildingBeyond

KBR, Inc. is responsible for much of the development and delivery of government water infrastructure across Australia. KBR partnered up with Aurecon to plan, develop, and deliver three major dam projects across New South Wales—one of the nation’s largest water infrastructure initiatives in nearly fifty years. With multiple stakeholders, organizations, and initiatives linking each project, KBR turned to InEight to unite its workflows and present a single source of truth for the entire partnership. Together, we’ve delivered more reliable data, improved response times, and reduced risk across the company. How could a single project information platform impact your communication? How would real-time data visibility impact your partner relationships? InEight can help you keep everyone on the same page and deliver your projects more efficiently and effectively. If not now, when? #DigitalTransformation #CapitalProjects

Here's what happened when global infrastructure consulting firm AECOM began using Beaton Benchmarks to understand client feedback and its market position in Australia and New Zealand. 😊 Client experience ratings improved 4 per cent year-on-year 🤝 Overall performance ratings from clients increased 3.7 per cent year-on-year ✅ Percentage of clients who would consider using AECOM for their next project has risen to 68 per cent, compared to 48 per cent for competitor firms Thank you to AECOM and Leigh Burnett for sharing this success story with us. Read how the firm did it here: https://lnkd.in/gWb_YEn4