U.S. Construction Market Value Analysis

Name: U.S. Construction Market Value Analysis | 2025-2030
Creator: Next Move Strategy Consulting
Published: 2025-08-08T05:30:00+05:30

U.S. Construction Market by Type (Renovation, and New Construction), by Sector (Real Estate, Infrastructure, and Industrial), by Construction Method (Traditional Construction, Prefabricated/Modular Construction, 3D Printed Construction, and Green/Sustainable Construction), and by Type of Contractor (Large Contractor, Medium Contractor, and Small Contractor) – Industry Trends and Forecast, 2025–2030

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U.S. Construction Industry Overview

The U.S. Construction Market size was valued at USD 1.77 trillion in 2024, and is projected to grow to USD 2.12 trillion by 2025. Additionally, the industry is expected to continue its growth trajectory, reaching USD 2.52 trillion by 2030, with a CAGR of 2.6% from 2025 to 2030.

The U.S. construction market is experiencing significant growth, driven by large-scale investments in infrastructure projects like the Hudson Tunnel Project, Brightline West High-Speed Rail, and the Gordie Howe International Bridge, which are enhancing transportation and connectivity.

Government-led initiatives, including funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, are also fueling this expansion, with numerous projects aimed at modernizing roads, bridges, airports, and energy infrastructure.

However, the market faces challenges due to complex regulatory processes and permitting requirements, which can delay projects and increase costs. At the same time, the integration of digital technologies like Building Information Modeling (BIM), AI, and IoT is creating new opportunities for enhanced project efficiency and collaboration, further supporting market growth.

Economic Resilience and Rising Investment Confidence Fuel Construction Growth

The U.S. construction market is gaining solid traction as economic stability strengthens and investor sentiment improves. A supportive financial landscape—characterized by low-interest rates, targeted fiscal measures, and increased private capital inflow—is stimulating activity across key construction segments. Recovery momentum is especially evident in residential, commercial, and industrial builds, where both new starts and revived projects are on the rise. Infrastructure initiatives, bolstered by federal and state-level programs, are also accelerating, with a growing focus on modernizing transportation, utilities, and logistics networks. This renewed investment climate is reinforcing confidence among developers, contractors, and institutional investors.

Urbanization and City Modernization Drive Infrastructure Demand

The rapid growth of urban centers across the U.S. is transforming city landscapes and reshaping construction priorities. With a significant portion of the population now concentrated in metropolitan areas, the demand for housing, efficient mobility systems, and smart public infrastructure is escalating. Cities are embracing forward-looking development frameworks—emphasizing high-density housing, mixed-use neighborhoods, and climate-resilient infrastructure. Regional planning authorities are actively rolling out urban regeneration programs that promote sustainable land use, energy-efficient buildings, and inclusive community spaces. This wave of city modernization is creating a sustained pipeline of construction projects aimed at future-ready urban ecosystems.

Complex Regulatory Landscape Slows Project Delivery

The U.S. construction industry faces persistent challenges stemming from regulatory and administrative complexities, even in the context of favorable market dynamics. Permitting processes remain fragmented and time-consuming, as different states and municipalities follow varied standards and approval protocols. Navigating these decentralized systems often leads to extended project timelines, increased compliance costs, and reduced predictability for developers. Additional delays stem from evolving environmental regulations, zoning restrictions, and legal reviews—particularly for large-scale or environmentally sensitive projects. These procedural inefficiencies, coupled with workforce shortages and supply chain pressures, continue to hinder timely and cost-effective construction delivery.

Tech-Driven Innovation Paves the Way for Smart, Efficient Construction

Digital transformation is reshaping the U.S. construction landscape, unlocking new opportunities for innovation and operational efficiency. The widespread adoption of Building Information Modeling (BIM), digital twin technology, and connected site solutions is driving a shift toward smarter, more integrated construction practices. Prefabrication and modular construction techniques are also gaining traction, offering faster delivery timelines and reduced environmental impact. Government mandates and industry demand for tech-enabled transparency, sustainability, and cost control are accelerating this trend. As construction firms embrace digital workflows and automation, the sector is poised to benefit from enhanced productivity, better resource management, and a competitive edge in high-performance building solutions.

Competitive Landscape

The key players operating in the U.S. construction industry include Turner Construction Company, Bechtel Corporation, Kiewit Corporation, MasTec Inc., HITT Contracting Inc., Fluor Corporation, McDermott International, PCL Construction Enterprises Inc., Skanska USA, Gilbane Building Company, CLARK GROUP, Mortenson, DPR Construction, Hensel Phelps, Holder Construction, and others.

U.S. Construction Market Key Segments

By Type

Renovation
New Construction

By Sector

Real Estate
- Residential
  - Affordable
  - Luxury
- Commercial
  - Retail Buildings
  - Office Buildings
  - Hospitality
  - Healthcare Facilities
  - Educational Institutes
  - Entertainment Ventures
Infrastructure
- Transportation
  - Airport
  - Port
  - Rail
  - Road
- Water and Wastewater
- Energy
- Telecommunication
Industrial
- Manufacturing Plant
- Warehouses
- Power Plants
- Oil Refineries
- Chemical Plants

By Construction Method

Traditional Construction
Prefabricated/Modular Construction
3D Printed Construction
Green/Sustainable Construction

By Type of Contractor

Large Contractor
Medium Contractor
Small Contractor

Key Players

Turner Construction Company
Bechtel Corporation
Kiewit Corporation
MasTec Inc.
HITT Contracting Inc.
Fluor Corporation
McDermott International
PCL Construction Enterprises Inc.
Skanska USA
Gilbane Building Company
CLARK GROUP
Mortenson
DPR Construction
Hensel Phelps
Holder Construction

REPORT SCOPE AND SEGMENTATION:

Parameters	Details
Market Size in 2024	USD 1.77 Trillion
Revenue Forecast in 2030	USD 2.52 Trillion
Growth Rate	CAGR of 3.6% from 2025 to 2030
Analysis Period	2024–2030
Base Year Considered	2024
Forecast Period	2025–2030
Market Size Estimation	Trillion (USD)
Growth Factors	Economic Resilience and Rising Investment Confidence Fuel Construction Growth Urbanization and City Modernization Drive Infrastructure Demand
Companies Profiled	15
Market Share	Available for 10 companies
Customization Scope	Free customization (equivalent up to 80 working hours of analysts) after purchase. Addition or alteration to country, regional, and segment scope.
Pricing and Purchase Options	Avail customized purchase options to meet your exact research needs.

1. 1.1. REPORT DESCRIPTION
2. 1.2. WHO SHOULD READ THIS REPORT
3. 1.3. KEY MARKET SEGMENTS
4. 1.4. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
5. 1. 1.4.1 MARKET SIZE ESTIMATION METHODOLOGY
  2. 1. 1.4.1.1. TOP-DOWN AND BOTTOM-UP APPROACH
    2. 1.4.1.2. DEMAND AND SUPPLY-SIDE ANALYSIS
    3. 1.4.1.3. MACRO-INDICATOR APPROACH
  3. 1.4.2 DATA COLLECTION APPROACH
  4. 1. 1.4.2.1. PRIMARY DATA COLLECTION
    2. 1.4.2.2. SECONDARY DATA COLLECTION
    3. 1. 1.4.2.2.1. SECONDARY DATA SOURCES
  5. 1.4.3 FORECASTING

1. 2.1. DEFINITION
2. 2.2. SCOPE

1. 3.1. MARKET SNAPSHOT, 2024 - 2030, MILLION USD

1. 4.1. MARKET DYNAMICS
2. 1. 4.1.1 DRIVERS
  2. 1. 4.1.1.1. ECONOMIC RESILIENCE AND RISING INVESTMENT CONFIDENCE FUEL CONSTRUCTION GROWTH
    2. 4.1.1.2. URBANIZATION AND CITY MODERNIZATION DRIVE INFRASTRUCTURE DEMAND
  3. 4.1.2 RESTRAINTS
  4. 1. 4.1.2.1. COMPLEX REGULATORY LANDSCAPE SLOWS PROJECT DELIVERY
  5. 4.1.3 OPPORTUNITY
  6. 1. 4.1.3.1. TECH-DRIVEN INNOVATION PAVES THE WAY FOR SMART, EFFICIENT CONSTRUCTION

1. 5.1. MARKET SHARE ANALYSIS OF TOP 10 U.S. CONSTRUCTION PROVIDERS, 2024

1. 6.1 OVERVIEW
2. 6.2 RENOVATION MARKET
3. 6.3 NEW CONSTRUCTION MARKET

1. 7.1 OVERVIEW
2. 7.2 REAL ESTATE MARKET
3. 1. 7.2.1 RESIDENTIAL
  2. 1. 7.2.1.1 AFFORDABLE
    2. 7.2.1.2 LUXURY
  3. 7.2.2 COMMERCIAL
  4. 1. 7.2.2.1 RETAIL BUILDINGS
    2. 7.2.2.2 OFFICE BUILDINGS
    3. 7.2.2.3 HOSPITALITY
    4. 7.2.2.4 HEALTHCARE FACILITIES
    5. 7.2.2.5 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTES
    6. 7.2.2.6 ENTERTAINMENT VENTURES
4. 7.3 INFRASTRUCTURE MARKET
5. 1. 7.3.1 TRANSPORTATION
  2. 1. 7.3.1.1 AIRPORT
    2. 7.3.1.2 PORT
    3. 7.3.1.3 RAIL
    4. 7.3.1.4 ROAD
  3. 7.3.2 WATER AND WASTEWATER
  4. 7.3.3 ENERGY
  5. 7.3.4 TELECOMMUNICATION
6. 7.4 INDUSTRIAL MARKET
7. 1. 7.4.1 MANUFACTURING PLANT
  2. 7.4.2 WAREHOUSES
  3. 7.4.3 POWER PLANTS
  4. 7.4.4 OIL REFINERIES
  5. 7.4.5 CHEMICAL PLANTS

1. 8.1 OVERVIEW
2. 8.2 TRADITIONAL CONSTRUCTION MARKET
3. 8.3 PREFABRICATED/MODULAR CONSTRUCTION MARKET
4. 8.4 3D PRINTED CONSTRUCTION MARKET
5. 8.5 GREEN/SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION MARKET

1. 9.1 OVERVIEW
2. 9.2 LARGE CONTRACTOR MARKET
3. 9.3 MEDIUM CONTRACTOR MARKET
4. 9.4 SMALL CONTRACTOR MARKET

1. 10.1 TURNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
2. 1. 10.1.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW
  2. 10.1.2 COMPANY SNAPSHOT
  3. 10.1.3 OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  4. 10.1.4 PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
  5. 10.1.5 BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
  6. 10.1.6 BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  7. 10.1.7 GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS
  8. 10.1.8 KEY STRATEGIC MOVES AND DEVELOPMENT
  9. 10.1.9 PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
3. 10.2 BECHTEL CORPORATION
4. 1. 10.2.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW
  2. 10.2.2 COMPANY SNAPSHOT
  3. 10.2.3 OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  4. 10.2.4 PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
  5. 10.2.5 BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
  6. 10.2.6 BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  7. 10.2.7 GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS
  8. 10.2.8 KEY STRATEGIC MOVES AND DEVELOPMENT
  9. 10.2.9 PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
5. 10.3 KIEWIT CORPORATION
6. 1. 10.3.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW
  2. 10.3.2 COMPANY SNAPSHOT
  3. 10.3.3 OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  4. 10.3.4 PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
  5. 10.3.5 BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
  6. 10.3.6 BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  7. 10.3.7 GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS
  8. 10.3.8 KEY STRATEGIC MOVES AND DEVELOPMENT
  9. 10.3.9 PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
7. 10.4 MASTEC INC.
8. 1. 10.4.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW
  2. 10.4.2 COMPANY SNAPSHOT
  3. 10.4.3 OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  4. 10.4.4 PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
  5. 10.4.5 BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
  6. 10.4.6 BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  7. 10.4.7 GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS
  8. 10.4.8 KEY STRATEGIC MOVES AND DEVELOPMENT
  9. 10.4.9 PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
9. 10.5 HITT CONTRACTING INC.
10. 1. 10.5.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW
  2. 10.5.2 COMPANY SNAPSHOT
  3. 10.5.3 OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  4. 10.5.4 PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
  5. 10.5.5 BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
  6. 10.5.6 BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  7. 10.5.7 GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS
  8. 10.5.8 KEY STRATEGIC MOVES AND DEVELOPMENT
  9. 10.5.9 PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
11. 10.6 FLUOR CORPORATION
12. 1. 10.6.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW
  2. 10.6.2 COMPANY SNAPSHOT
  3. 10.6.3 OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  4. 10.6.4 PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
  5. 10.6.5 BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
  6. 10.6.6 BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  7. 10.6.7 GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS
  8. 10.6.8 KEY STRATEGIC MOVES AND DEVELOPMENT
  9. 10.6.9 PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
13. 10.7 MCDERMOTT INTERNATIONAL
14. 1. 10.7.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW
  2. 10.7.2 COMPANY SNAPSHOT
  3. 10.7.3 OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  4. 10.7.4 PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
  5. 10.7.5 BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
  6. 10.7.6 BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  7. 10.7.7 GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS
  8. 10.7.8 KEY STRATEGIC MOVES AND DEVELOPMENT
  9. 10.7.9 PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
15. 10.8 PCL CONSTRUCTION ENTERPRISES INC.
16. 1. 10.8.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW
  2. 10.8.2 COMPANY SNAPSHOT
  3. 10.8.3 OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  4. 10.8.4 PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
  5. 10.8.5 BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
  6. 10.8.6 BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  7. 10.8.7 GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS
  8. 10.8.8 KEY STRATEGIC MOVES AND DEVELOPMENT
  9. 10.8.9 PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
17. 10.9 SKANSKA USA
18. 1. 10.9.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW
  2. 10.9.2 COMPANY SNAPSHOT
  3. 10.9.3 OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  4. 10.9.4 PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
  5. 10.9.5 BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
  6. 10.9.6 BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  7. 10.9.7 GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS
  8. 10.9.8 KEY STRATEGIC MOVES AND DEVELOPMENT
  9. 10.9.9 PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
19. 10.10 GILBANE BUILDING COMPANY
20. 1. 10.10.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW
  2. 10.10.2 COMPANY SNAPSHOT
  3. 10.10.3 OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  4. 10.10.4 PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
  5. 10.10.5 BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
  6. 10.10.6 BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  7. 10.10.7 GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS
  8. 10.10.8 KEY STRATEGIC MOVES AND DEVELOPMENT
  9. 10.10.9 PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
21. 10.11 CLARK GROUP
22. 1. 10.11.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW
  2. 10.11.2 COMPANY SNAPSHOT
  3. 10.11.3 OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  4. 10.11.4 PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
  5. 10.11.5 BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
  6. 10.11.6 BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  7. 10.11.7 GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS
  8. 10.11.8 KEY STRATEGIC MOVES AND DEVELOPMENT
  9. 10.11.9 PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
23. 10.12 MORTENSON
24. 1. 10.12.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW
  2. 10.12.2 COMPANY SNAPSHOT
  3. 10.12.3 OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  4. 10.12.4 PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
  5. 10.12.5 BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
  6. 10.12.6 BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  7. 10.12.7 GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS
  8. 10.12.8 KEY STRATEGIC MOVES AND DEVELOPMENT
  9. 10.12.9 PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
25. 10.13 DPR CONSTRUCTION
26. 1. 10.13.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW
  2. 10.13.2 COMPANY SNAPSHOT
  3. 10.13.3 OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  4. 10.13.4 PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
  5. 10.13.5 BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
  6. 10.13.6 BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  7. 10.13.7 GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS
  8. 10.13.8 KEY STRATEGIC MOVES AND DEVELOPMENT
  9. 10.13.9 PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
27. 10.14 HENSEL PHELPS
28. 1. 10.14.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW
  2. 10.14.2 COMPANY SNAPSHOT
  3. 10.14.3 OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  4. 10.14.4 PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
  5. 10.14.5 BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
  6. 10.14.6 BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  7. 10.14.7 GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS
  8. 10.14.8 KEY STRATEGIC MOVES AND DEVELOPMENT
  9. 10.14.9 PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
29. 10.15 HOLDER CONSTRUCTION
30. 1. 10.15.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW
  2. 10.15.2 COMPANY SNAPSHOT
  3. 10.15.3 OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  4. 10.15.4 PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
  5. 10.15.5 BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
  6. 10.15.6 BUSINESS SEGMENTS
  7. 10.15.7 GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS
  8. 10.15.8 KEY STRATEGIC MOVES AND DEVELOPMENT
  9. 10.15.9 PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS

TABLE 1. U.S. CONSTRUCTION MARKET VALUE, BY TYPE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 2. RENOVATION, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 3. NEW CONSTRUCTION, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 4. U.S. CONSTRUCTION MARKET VALUE, BY SECTOR, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 5. REAL ESTATE, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 6. RESIDENTIAL, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 7. COMMERCIAL, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 8. INFRASTRUCTURE, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 9. TRANSPORTATION, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 10. WATER AND WASTEWATER, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 11. ENERGY, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 12. TELECOMMUNICATION, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 13. INDUSTRIAL, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 14. MANUFACTURING PLANT, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 15. WAREHOUSES, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 16. POWER PLANTS, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 17. OIL REFINERIES, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 18. CHEMICAL PLANTS, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 19. U.S. CONSTRUCTION MARKET VALUE, BY CONSTRUCTION METHOD, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 20. TRADITIONAL CONSTRUCTION, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 21. PREFABRICATED/MODULAR CONSTRUCTION, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 22. 3D PRINTED CONSTRUCTION, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 23. GREEN/SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 24. U.S. CONSTRUCTION MARKET VALUE, BY TYPE OF CONTRACTOR, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 25. LARGE CONTRACTOR, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 26. MEDIUM CONTRACTOR, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 27. SMALL CONTRACTOR, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
TABLE 28. TURNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY: COMPANY SNAPSHOT
TABLE 29. TURNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY: OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
TABLE 30. TURNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY: PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
TABLE 31. TURNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY: SALES BY BUSINESS SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 32. TURNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY: SALES BY GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 33. TURNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY: KEY STRATERGY
TABLE 34. BECHTEL CORPORATION: COMPANY SNAPSHOT
TABLE 35. BECHTEL CORPORATION: OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
TABLE 36. BECHTEL CORPORATION: PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
TABLE 37. BECHTEL CORPORATION: SALES BY BUSINESS SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 38. BECHTEL CORPORATION: SALES BY GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 39. BECHTEL CORPORATION: KEY STRATERGY
TABLE 40. KIEWIT CORPORATION: COMPANY SNAPSHOT
TABLE 41. KIEWIT CORPORATION: OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
TABLE 42. KIEWIT CORPORATION: PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
TABLE 43. KIEWIT CORPORATION: SALES BY BUSINESS SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 44. KIEWIT CORPORATION: SALES BY GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 45. KIEWIT CORPORATION: KEY STRATERGY
TABLE 46. MASTEC INC.: COMPANY SNAPSHOT
TABLE 47. MASTEC INC.: OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
TABLE 48. MASTEC INC.: PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
TABLE 49. MASTEC INC.: SALES BY BUSINESS SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 50. MASTEC INC.: SALES BY GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 51. MASTEC INC.: KEY STRATERGY
TABLE 52. HITT CONTRACTING INC.: COMPANY SNAPSHOT
TABLE 53. HITT CONTRACTING INC.: OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
TABLE 54. HITT CONTRACTING INC.: PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
TABLE 55. HITT CONTRACTING INC.: SALES BY BUSINESS SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 56. HITT CONTRACTING INC.: SALES BY GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 57. HITT CONTRACTING INC.: KEY STRATERGY
TABLE 58. FLUOR CORPORATION: COMPANY SNAPSHOT
TABLE 59. FLUOR CORPORATION: OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
TABLE 60. FLUOR CORPORATION: PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
TABLE 61. FLUOR CORPORATION: SALES BY BUSINESS SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 62. FLUOR CORPORATION: SALES BY GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 63. FLUOR CORPORATION: KEY STRATERGY
TABLE 64. MCDERMOTT INTERNATIONAL: COMPANY SNAPSHOT
TABLE 65. MCDERMOTT INTERNATIONAL: OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
TABLE 66. MCDERMOTT INTERNATIONAL: PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
TABLE 67. MCDERMOTT INTERNATIONAL: SALES BY BUSINESS SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 68. MCDERMOTT INTERNATIONAL: SALES BY GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 69. MCDERMOTT INTERNATIONAL: KEY STRATERGY
TABLE 70. PCL CONSTRUCTION ENTERPRISES INC.: COMPANY SNAPSHOT
TABLE 71. PCL CONSTRUCTION ENTERPRISES INC.: OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
TABLE 72. PCL CONSTRUCTION ENTERPRISES INC.: PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
TABLE 73. PCL CONSTRUCTION ENTERPRISES INC.: SALES BY BUSINESS SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 74. PCL CONSTRUCTION ENTERPRISES INC.: SALES BY GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 75. PCL CONSTRUCTION ENTERPRISES INC.: KEY STRATERGY
TABLE 76. SKANSKA USA: COMPANY SNAPSHOT
TABLE 77. SKANSKA USA: OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
TABLE 78. SKANSKA USA: PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
TABLE 79. SKANSKA USA: SALES BY BUSINESS SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 80. SKANSKA USA: SALES BY GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 81. SKANSKA USA: KEY STRATERGY
TABLE 82. GILBANE BUILDING COMPANY: COMPANY SNAPSHOT
TABLE 83. GILBANE BUILDING COMPANY: OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
TABLE 84. GILBANE BUILDING COMPANY: PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
TABLE 85. GILBANE BUILDING COMPANY: SALES BY BUSINESS SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 86. GILBANE BUILDING COMPANY: SALES BY GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 87. GILBANE BUILDING COMPANY: KEY STRATERGY
TABLE 88. CLARK GROUP: COMPANY SNAPSHOT
TABLE 89. CLARK GROUP: OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
TABLE 90. CLARK GROUP: PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
TABLE 91. CLARK GROUP: SALES BY BUSINESS SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 92. CLARK GROUP: SALES BY GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 93. CLARK GROUP: KEY STRATERGY
TABLE 94. MORTENSON: COMPANY SNAPSHOT
TABLE 95. MORTENSON: OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
TABLE 96. MORTENSON: PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
TABLE 97. MORTENSON: SALES BY BUSINESS SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 98. MORTENSON: SALES BY GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 99. MORTENSON: KEY STRATERGY
TABLE 100. DPR CONSTRUCTION: COMPANY SNAPSHOT
TABLE 101. DPR CONSTRUCTION: OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
TABLE 102. DPR CONSTRUCTION: PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
TABLE 103. DPR CONSTRUCTION: SALES BY BUSINESS SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 104. DPR CONSTRUCTION: SALES BY GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 105. DPR CONSTRUCTION: KEY STRATERGY
TABLE 106. HENSEL PHELPS: COMPANY SNAPSHOT
TABLE 107. HENSEL PHELPS: OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
TABLE 108. HENSEL PHELPS: PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
TABLE 109. HENSEL PHELPS: SALES BY BUSINESS SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 110. HENSEL PHELPS: SALES BY GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 111. HENSEL PHELPS: KEY STRATERGY
TABLE 112. HOLDER CONSTRUCTION: COMPANY SNAPSHOT
TABLE 113. HOLDER CONSTRUCTION: OPERATING BUSINESS SEGMENTS
TABLE 114. HOLDER CONSTRUCTION: PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
TABLE 115. HOLDER CONSTRUCTION: SALES BY BUSINESS SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 116. HOLDER CONSTRUCTION: SALES BY GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS (2022-2024)
TABLE 117. HOLDER CONSTRUCTION: KEY STRATERGY

FIGURE 1. BARGAINING POWER OF SUPPLIERS
FIGURE 2. BARGAINING POWER OF BUYERS
FIGURE 3. DEGREE OF COMPETITION
FIGURE 4. THREAT OF SUBSTITUTE
FIGURE 5. THREAT OF NEW ENTRANTS
FIGURE 6. U.S. CONSTRUCTION MARKET VALUE, BY TYPE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 7. RENOVATION, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 8. NEW CONSTRUCTION, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 9. U.S. CONSTRUCTION MARKET VALUE, BY SECTOR, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 10. REAL ESTATE, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 11. RESIDENTIAL, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 12. COMMERCIAL, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 13. INFRASTRUCTURE, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 14. TRANSPORTATION, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 15. WATER AND WASTEWATER, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 16. ENERGY, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 17. TELECOMMUNICATION, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 18. INDUSTRIAL, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 19. MANUFACTURING PLANT, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 20. WAREHOUSES, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 21. POWER PLANTS, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 22. OIL REFINERIES, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 23. CHEMICAL PLANTS, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 24. U.S. CONSTRUCTION MARKET VALUE, BY CONSTRUCTION METHOD, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 25. TRADITIONAL CONSTRUCTION, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 26. PREFABRICATED/MODULAR CONSTRUCTION, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 27. 3D PRINTED CONSTRUCTION, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 28. GREEN/SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 29. U.S. CONSTRUCTION MARKET VALUE, BY TYPE OF CONTRACTOR, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 30. LARGE CONTRACTOR, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 31. MEDIUM CONTRACTOR, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 32. SMALL CONTRACTOR, MARKET VALUE, 2024-2030, (MILLION USD)
FIGURE 33. TURNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY: NET SALES, (2022-2024)
FIGURE 34. TURNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY: PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
FIGURE 35. BECHTEL CORPORATION: NET SALES, (2022-2024)
FIGURE 36. BECHTEL CORPORATION: PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
FIGURE 37. KIEWIT CORPORATION: NET SALES, (2022-2024)
FIGURE 38. KIEWIT CORPORATION: PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
FIGURE 39. MASTEC INC.: NET SALES, (2022-2024)
FIGURE 40. MASTEC INC.: PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
FIGURE 41. HITT CONTRACTING INC.: NET SALES, (2022-2024)
FIGURE 42. HITT CONTRACTING INC.: PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
FIGURE 43. FLUOR CORPORATION: NET SALES, (2022-2024)
FIGURE 44. FLUOR CORPORATION: PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
FIGURE 45. MCDERMOTT INTERNATIONAL: NET SALES, (2022-2024)
FIGURE 46. MCDERMOTT INTERNATIONAL: PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
FIGURE 47. PCL CONSTRUCTION ENTERPRISES INC.: NET SALES, (2022-2024)
FIGURE 48. PCL CONSTRUCTION ENTERPRISES INC.: PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
FIGURE 49. SKANSKA USA: NET SALES, (2022-2024)
FIGURE 50. SKANSKA USA: PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
FIGURE 51. GILBANE BUILDING COMPANY: NET SALES, (2022-2024)
FIGURE 52. GILBANE BUILDING COMPANY: PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
FIGURE 53. CLARK GROUP: NET SALES, (2022-2024)
FIGURE 54. CLARK GROUP: PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
FIGURE 55. MORTENSON: NET SALES, (2022-2024)
FIGURE 56. MORTENSON: PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
FIGURE 57. DPR CONSTRUCTION: NET SALES, (2022-2024)
FIGURE 58. DPR CONSTRUCTION: PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
FIGURE 59. HENSEL PHELPS: NET SALES, (2022-2024)
FIGURE 60. HENSEL PHELPS: PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS
FIGURE 61. HOLDER CONSTRUCTION: NET SALES, (2022-2024)
FIGURE 62. HOLDER CONSTRUCTION: PRIMARY MARKET COMPETITORS

At Next Move Strategy Consulting, we understand that insightful market research is the cornerstone of successful business decisions. That's why we employ a robust and multifaceted approach, combining various methodologies to deliver the most accurate and actionable data for our clients.

Research Landscape

We navigate the world of research with two primary approaches:

Qualitative Approach

Our qualitative research methodologies involve immersive techniques such as in-depth interviews, focus groups, and observational studies. By engaging directly with individuals and stakeholders, we uncover valuable insights that quantitative data alone may overlook.

Quantitative Research

In tandem with qualitative methodologies, NMSC leverages the power of Quantitative Research to provide a robust foundation of numerical insights. Through systematic data collection and analysis, we quantify patterns, preferences, and market trends, offering a comprehensive view of the business landscape.

Our quantitative research approach employs diverse tools, including surveys, experiments, and statistical modelling. These methodologies enable us to gather data from a large and representative sample, ensuring the statistical significance of our findings. By employing structured questionnaires and standardized data collection methods, we guarantee the reliability and validity of the information we present to our clients.

Quantitative research is particularly effective in measuring the prevalence of trends, assessing market size, and gauging the impact of various factors on consumer behavior. The numerical precision attained through this approach equips our clients with actionable insights, facilitating data-driven decision-making and strategy formulation.

Our Specialized Toolbox for Industry-Specific Market Research

We deploy a specialized arsenal of techniques tailored to meet your unique requirements. Here's a glimpse into our comprehensive toolbox:

Information Procurement

The stage entails acquiring market data or relevant information through various sources and methodologies.

Market Research Approach

We utilize both top-down and bottom-up approaches in market research analysis to achieve a comprehensive understanding of the market dynamics, leveraging the broad perspective of industry trends and macroeconomic factors alongside detailed insights from specific segments and individual companies.

Porters Five Forces Analysis

We conduct Porter's Five Forces analysis to evaluate the competitive landscape of an industry, providing us with insights into factors that affect profitability and strategic positioning.

SWOT Analysis

We conduct SWOT analysis to understand market trends, identify potential threats, capitalize on opportunities, and assess our strengths and weaknesses.

Forecasting

We utilize a forecasting model to predict future consumption by considering parameters like population, economics, regulations, market competition, drivers, constraints, technology, and pricing. We also employ statistical techniques such as multilinear regression, exponential smoothing, moving average, ARIMA, and Monte Carlo simulations for accurate predictions. In econometric forecasting, we analyzed short-term and long-term event impacts, attributing values based on regulatory frameworks, economic factors, and market events.

Frequently Asked Questions

High mortgage rates are deterring prospective buyers and sellers, leading to slower home sales and increased inventory levels.

According to Next Move Strategy Consulting, the size of the U.S. construction market was estimated at USD 1.77 trillion in 2024.

Recent tariffs on imported materials like lumber, steel, and aluminium have increased the cost of building a new home.

Homebuilders are offering significant incentives, such as discounts and mortgage-rate buydowns, to attract buyers amid affordability challenges.

According to Next Move Strategy Consulting, the size of the U.S. construction market is estimated to be at USD 2.52 trillion in 2030.

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