Engineering & construction

Engineering and construction executives look to minimize negative market impacts from reduced lending and demand through strategic negotiations and expanding industry incentives.

How we can help: Deep industry experience, global reach

PricewaterhouseCoopers' (PwC) engineering & construction (E&C) practice comprises a global network of more than 4,800 industry professionals who provide assurance, tax and advisory services to nearly 20,000 E&C companies located around the world.

According to the 2009 Fortune 500 and Industry Week Top 125, more E&C companies listed use PwC audit services than any other accounting firm. Central to the successful delivery of our services is an in-depth understanding of today’s industry issues in addition to a wealth of specialized resources and international industry standard practices that help in solving complex business challenges.

To learn more about how PwC can help address some of the key issues affecting the E&C industry, review our issues below and access our E&C publications.

Financing projects Emerging markets Business control/project management Managing talent and change

Cost reduction IFRS (Engineering change) Implications of FAS 141 (R) and FAS 160 on the industry (Business Combinations) Infrastructure

The engineering & construction industry is encountering unprecedented economic times and having a deep understanding of the industry has never been more important. As the industry leader, I am fortunate to have the opportunity to work with our clients who participate in all facets of the industry. Our assurance, tax and advisory teams possess deep industry knowledge and provide our clients access to other industry professionals that understand the issues, trends, challenges, and the implications on bonding and financing that each company is facing. We have a global network which provides access to industry knowledge, benchmarking, tax planning, networking, thought leadership, industry standard practices, industry roundtable discussions and events each of which can add value to any organization.

H. Kent Goetjen