The amount of work available to non...

The amount of work available to nonresidential building contractors increased in 1995 still intense competition forced them to accept lower profit margins. This is single finding of the eighth annual examine of members by the Construction Financial Management Association (CFMA).
CFMA received 882 total answers to its 1996 survey, from three categories of contractors. Of these, 413 were in the Industrial and Nonresidential category.
Although rewards for Industrial and Nonresidential contractors increased by the agency of 12.1 percent from the preceding year, gros profit as a percentage