Major-metro regions in Florida – including Jacksonville; Miami-Fort
Lauderdale-Pompano Beach; Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford; Tallahassee; and
Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater – saw a 39.8 percent increase in
construction projects actively bidding, according to the BidClerk
Construction Index (BCI).
Most bidding projects were public, which rose 66.7 percent. Private
construction activity increased 5.4 percent. The total value of all the
Florida Major-Metro projects reported on BidClerk that bid in the 2nd
quarter of 2013 was $4,178,988,643.
In a quarter-over-quarter analysis for construction projects actively
bidding, the major-metro regions in Florida experienced a modest
increase of 3.9 percent.
In a year-over-year analysis for the Miami region, combined public and
private construction projects actively bidding increased 30.5 percent. A
BCI quarter-over-quarter analysis finds that private and public
construction projects actively bidding in Miami increased 4.8 percent
compared to data reported in the first quarter of 2013.
In a year-over-year analysis for the Orlando region, public and private
construction projects actively bidding increased 46.6 percent.
Quarter-over-quarter, the private and public construction projects
actively bidding increased 21.7 percent.
In a year-over-year analysis for the Tampa-St. Pete region, public and
private construction projects actively bidding increased 40.3 percent.
Quarter-over-quarter, private and public construction projects actively
bidding increased 1 percent.
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