But latest Barbour ABI data shows more projects getting back on track
There is still more than 拢50bn worth of projects that are still delayed, according to the latest Barbour ABI data.
While the value of delayed projects reduced significantly over the past week there are still 4,266 projects delayed with a value of 拢51.3bn.
This is a weekly decrease of 370 projects and a decrease in project value of 拢10.3bn.
The value of projects confirmed open or restarting has increased by 拢13.4bn, from 拢61.5bn to 拢74.9bn.
This is an increase in the number of projects of 493 to 2,037. Most of the increase, 拢7bn, was in the residential sector. Other sectors with significant restart values were infrastructure with 拢2.5bn and commercial at 拢800m.
Of these, restarted projects account for 拢10.3bn and 285 of the weekly increase.
Contract awards and new tenders have also reduced further in May, with contract awards around 60% down from pre-covid levels, while tenders have fallen by 40%.
Contract awards are down by 75% and tenders have fallen by 60% compared to pre-crisis levels.
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