Construction and Infrastructure Consulting
Leveraging Oxford Economics' industry and economic research to provide tailored analysis, insights and forecasts for construction and infrastructure organisations including government agencies, builders and construction contractors, financial institutions and the broader industry supply chain.
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Construction and Infrastructure Consulting
With over 50 years’ proven experience in providing robust, independent and sound advice, we are experts in economic analysis, market research and forecasting for the construction, infrastructure, maintenance and mining industries. We cover all segments of the industry across residential building, non-residential building and engineering construction, the latter covering transport and utilities infrastructure as well as mining and heavy industry. We provide clients with the best possible information to make the best possible decisions.
Cost Escalation Forecasting
Leveraging our global capabilities and local knowledge, we have unrivalled experience in the provision of cost escalation services, providing analysis and forecasts of costs and published price indices for a wide range of clients in the construction, mining, transport and energy sectors – as well as for government agencies – across the world.
Market Capacity & Workforce Analysis
Combining our macroeconomic and industry expertise, we regularly provide analysis and forecasts of demand and supply across construction and infrastructure markets, highlighting potential capacity and capability risks, implications and potential solutions. This involves quantitative analysis as well as deep engagement with industry and government stakeholders and supply chains.
Demand Forecasting and Regional Analysis
Using our proven methodologies, we can convert our forecasts for construction and other infrastructure activities (e.g. maintenance) into demand for products or services, such as steel, quarry materials, concrete, labour, transport and waste. Our detailed project knowledge allows us to provide detailed sub-sector forecasts of construction and related demands at a city or regional level.
Our Economists
Adrian Hart
Director, Construction and Infrastructure, Oxford Economics
+61 (0) 2 8458 4233
Adrian Hart
Director, Construction and Infrastructure, Oxford Economics
Sydney, Australia
Adrian has over 23 years of economic analysis and consulting experience with Oxford Economics Australia, focusing on the infrastructure, building, maintenance and mining industries. Adrian has undertaken a wide range of consultancy projects for the public and private sector based on his detailed understanding of construction, mining and maintenance markets, their drivers and outlooks, the range of organisations operating in this space and the issues they face. This work includes deeper industry liaison, contractor and competitive analysis, pipeline analysis, demand and cost escalation forecasting, and industry capacity and capability projects for the public and private sector. He is the lead author of major reports but also undertakes briefings and workshops for senior management, board members and industry associations, leads in-depth stakeholder consultation, and facilitates and chairs roundtables between government and industry.
Kristian Kolding
Head of Consulting, OE Australia
+61 (4) 1040 9070
Kristian Kolding
Head of Consulting, OE Australia
Sydney, Australia
Kristian leads Oxford Economics Australia's Consulting team, working with public and private sector leaders to help them prepare for the future by applying relevant economic theory and forecasts to inform effective policy and business strategy development.
Case Studies
Case Study | Austroads
Austroads Workforce Capability Analysis and Strategies
Project background Austroads, an association of the Australian and New Zealand transport agencies, is facing escalating skills gaps in the road infrastructure industry following COVID-19. The increasing demands on Austroads member organisations, coupled with labour market challenges and technological advancements, necessitated a comprehensive workforce capability analysis. In December 2022, Austroads engaged Oxford Economics Australia (OEA)...
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