SIC 1542 - General Contractors-nonresidential Buildings, Other Than Industrial
General contractors primarily engaged in the construction (including new work, additions, alterations, remodeling, and repair) of nonresidential buildings, other than industrial buildings and warehouses. Included are nonresidential buildings, such as commercial, institutional, religious, and amusement and recreational buildings. General contractors primarily engaged in the construction of industrial buildings and warehouses are classified in Industry 1541.
Industry trends:
The NAICS 1542 category, covering General Contractors for nonresidential buildings, other than industrial, is experiencing several notable qualitative trends that are shaping the industry. A significant trend is the increasing demand for sustainable and energy-efficient building practices. Clients are prioritizing green building certifications such as LEED, and contractors are integrating eco-friendly materials and technologies to meet these expectations.
Additionally, the adoption of advanced construction technologies like Building Information Modeling (BIM) and prefabrication is gaining momentum. These technologies enhance project efficiency, reduce waste, and improve overall quality. Contractors are leveraging digital tools for better project management and collaboration, streamlining operations and cutting down on delays.
The industry is also seeing a rise in mixed-use developments as urbanization continues. These projects combine commercial, residential, and retail spaces, requiring contractors to adapt to more complex, multi-functional building designs. Furthermore, there's a growing emphasis on resilience in construction due to climate change, with more projects designed to withstand extreme weather conditions.
In terms of forecasts, the near future looks promising for the sector, with steady growth expected. Increased government and private sector investments in infrastructure and nonresidential construction projects will likely drive demand. However, challenges such as labor shortages and rising material costs continue to pose risks. To stay competitive, contractors will need to focus on innovation, adaptability, and sustainability in their projects.
This industry is comprised of:
Administration building construction-general contractors
Auditorium construction-general contractors
Bank building construction-general contractors
Building alterations, nonresidential: except industrial and
Building construction, nonresidential: except industrial and
Church, synagogue, and related building construction-general
Civic center construction-general contractors
Commercial building construction-general contractors
Custom builders, nonresidential except industrial and
Designing and erecting, combined commercial-general contractors
Dome construction-general contractors
Farm building construction, except residential-general contractors
Fire station construction-general contractors
Garage construction-general contractors
Hospital construction-general contractors
Institutional building construction nonresidential-general contractors
Mausoleum construction-general contractors
Museum construction-general contractors
Office building construction-general contractors
Passenger and freight terminal building construction-general
Post office construction-general contractors
Prefabricated building erection, nonresidential except industrial and
Remodeling buildings, nonresidential except industrial and
Renovating buildings, nonresidential except industrial and
Repairing buildings, nonresidential except industrial and
Restaurant construction-general contractors
School building construction-general contractors
Service station construction-general contractors
Shopping center construction-general contractors
Silo construction, agricultural-general contractors
Stadium construction-general contractors
Store construction-general contractors
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