Rider-Levett Bucknall Industry Insights
About Us
Rider Levett Bucknall (RLB) is an independent global construction and property consultancy who provide clients with management and advice throughout the built environment. We are committed to adding real value to our clients, achieving commercial certainty, project and program success and optimised assets to projects across the globe.
RLB do this through our extensive expertise in cost management, quantity surveying, program management, asset advisory and specialist consultancy services. We employ 4,000+ staff across 40 countries globally, and throughout our long history, we have made a significant difference to our clients by combining innovative solutions and fresh perspectives.
Creating a better tomorrow
We bring our understanding of the longer-term impact of value to help our clients build for a better future, and to drive development in the industry. We are focused on making a positive social impact and giving back to the communities in which we live and work.
Significant major projects include cultural facilities such as the NSW Art Gallery expansion project in Sydney and the Queens Wharf development, Cross River Rail and Brisbane Metro in Queensland.
Our people & culture
It is our people who make RLB unique and it is their combined expertise, skills and experience that inspires confidence in our clients. Our independence means we can adapt to our clients’ needs, whatever and wherever they may be. Our team of experts work collaboratively with our clients to deliver success, project by project.
Our people are empowered to bring their imagination to life – by engaging with stakeholders, understanding aspirations and challenging themselves and others to significantly improve our built environment.
Insights into the Australian Construction Industry
Australia's economy has bounced back from the COVID-19 recession, growing by a much-better-than-expected 1.1 per cent over the past year. But not only is Australia's economic output bigger than it was before the national lockdown, it also recovered from the previous quarter's bushfire and early pandemic-driven decline, and is 0.8 per cent larger than its previous peak. Prequalification Scheme for Consultants in Construction up to $9M Consultancy Fee
We anticipate that the ongoing economic recovery will continue in 2021 with positive signs Australia’s economy will emerge strongly from the pandemic. We have seen encouraging future signs in the mixed use, commercial and infrastructure sectors.
Further lockdowns may impact the economic recovery. Retail and tourism etc. are still hit hard and are yet to recover from COVID-19, as workers are remaining at home again due to recent outbreaks and lockdowns in Melbourne and Sydney.
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