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The FM outsourcing market has experienced
strong growth, influenced to a significant extent by the
desire for organisations to increase operational efficiencies
and control operational costs, as well as the trend in the
private sector for companies to refocus their activities to
concentrate on their core competencies.
Increasing market maturity in many sectors,
combined with procurement trends have culminated in a period
of market consolidation, which is likely to be exacerbated by
the more challenging market conditions anticipated over the
short to medium term. The report contains a detailed
assessment of these and other market trends and influences,
with analysis of future prospects and potential areas of
opportunity.
Areas of
Particular Interest :
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Market activity from 2002 to 2007, with
forecasts through to 2012.
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Continuation of the trend for clients to
procure an increasingly wide array of services under TFM
or ‘bundled’ service contracts.
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Unprecedented number of recent acquisitions
and mergers,
reflecting market maturity and the trend for end users to
seek ‘one-stop-shop’ solutions.
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Increasing market polarisation
towards large contractors offering a comprehensive array of
services and niche sector specialists.
Key areas
covered in the report include:
THE MARKET
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FM Market
overview
– estimates of total market size from 2002-2007, with
forecasts for the period from 2008 to 2012.
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Overview
of support services outsourcing market
- market size, sector shares, analysis by sector.
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Key market
influences
– diversification in service provision, increasing maturity
in a number of end use sectors, trend towards TFM and
‘bundling’, construction output levels, public sector
spending (including influence of PFI/PPP) and legislative
influences.
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Future
prospects for FM market
covering macro-economic influences, outlook by end-use
application area, key potential growth areas, trends in
service provision, changing supply structure, impact of
market maturity and more challenging market conditions over
the short to medium term, legislation and other key
influences.
KEY END-USE SECTORS
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Analysis
of FM market by broad end-use sector - Corporate,
Central & Local Government,
Healthcare & Education.
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Estimates
of market size for each sector from 2002 – 2007,
with forecasts from 2008 to 2012. Review of mix of
contracted-out/in-house trends. Key factors influencing
trends within each sector.
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'Corporate
sector'
– sector development and trends, impact of office vacancy
levels, penetration and market maturity, analysis of sub
sectors – corporate offices, retail, leisure, manufacturing
etc.
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Central &
Local Government Sector
– market mix, key growth sectors and areas of opportunity,
influence of PFI/PPP. Analysis by department for Ministry
of Defence, Home Office, Ministry of Justice, Leisure &
Cultural Facilities, Department for Communities & Local
Government, Central & Local Government Buildings.
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Healthcare
& Education
Sector – market mix, outsourcing penetration levels,
influence of PFI/PPP, key areas of opportunity, influence of
‘Building Schools for the Future’ programme.
CONTRACTORS REVIEW
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Review
of origins of FM companies
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construction, engineering, support services, property
services and special purpose vehicles.
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Structure of supply
– Business Process Outsourcing, TFM contractors and support
services providers.
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Key
trends –
large number of acquisitions & mergers, market entrants,
business failures, impact of market maturity, expansion and
diversification of service provision, market polarisation.
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Market
Shares of leading providers.
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Company
profiles of leading FM providers
covering
over 50 major providers and niche specialists – outline
includes company size, growth trends, areas of
specialization, sector strengths and major contracts.
The report is extensive with 95+
pages and over 25 tables and charts (see right hand panel for a full
listing of contents including tables and charts)
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