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AMA Research publish over 130 detailed market research reports covering a wide range of products and sectors within the building and construction industries.  Every month we publish several updated reports and new titles are regularly added to the list. For a list of all published reports, please click here. Reports due to be published shortly are listed below. For more information on these titles or on any other published reports or databases please contact us on +44 (0)1242 235724, or email sales@amaresearch.co.uk

20,000 new hotel rooms set to stimulate demand in the fire and security equipment sector
	Fire and Security Equipment in the Hotel Sector Report - UK 2011-2015 Analysis The hotel & leisure sector was one of the best performing over 2010 across the whole industry, with new hotel projects contributing around 35% of work in this sector. The short-term UK build pipeline between 2011 and 2013 is for around 20,000 - 25,000 new hotel rooms to be built, of which around 12,000 are expected to be provided in London. The market for electronic security and fire protection products in the hotel sector has changed rapidly in recent years and was estimated at £111m in 2020.
Expansion of the private sector in primary care provision reviewed in new edition of report
	RMI in the Healthcare Sector Report - UK 2011-2015 Analysis This is the second edition of the Healthcare RMI market report which aims to quantify the size of the healthcare RMI market and identify short to medium term trends in demand. The healthcare RMI market was estimated to be worth around £1.2 billion in 2009/10, 6% of non-domestic RMI output. The expansion of the private sector in primary care provision and an increase in partnerships with the NHS through commissioning of NHS services are also reviewed. The NHS is bringing in corporate providers with more healthcare being provided by chains and there are concerns that current reforms will lead to increasing fragmentation of provision in the healthcare sector.