A moderate recovery after two difficult years - Civil engineering remains the main growth driver - Building activity expected to turn positive - Non-residential stabilising, risks persist

  • News 2026

FIEC Statistical Report 2026

Construction in Europe: a moderate recovery, but not yet a full rebound. Overview of the developments in the construction industry in 2025.<...

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FIEC highlights presented in a timeline

  • A competitive and sustainable construction industry: Our mission

Check out FIEC Annual Report 2025

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Our vision for the future of Construction in Europe

  • FIEC Manifesto for Action - EU Term 2024-2029

"Building a resilient and sustainable Europe together"

Ahead of the EU Elections 2024, FIEC issued its 10 key messages to the candidates.

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Fiec speaks for the european construction industry

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Fiec's missions

Represent and promote the interests of the European construction industry towards the European Institutions while helping to increase knowledge of the sector among policymake...

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Join the Pact for Skills in Construction !

  • EU Skills Agenda

JOIN the Pact for Skills in Construction !

Upskilling and reskilling the construction workforce in particular as regards green and digital skills.

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DISCOVER MORE ABOUT THE ACTIVITY OF THIRD COUNTRY STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES (SOES) IN THE EUROPEAN PROCUREMENT MARKET !

  • Updated 06/2024

Third country SOEs in the EU public procurement market

The interest of third country state-owned enterprises (SOEs) in the European public procurement market is growing. Third country SOEs or their subsidiaries tendered for an in...

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A word from our President Jean-Pierre Paseri

The 2026–2028 period will be a decisive phase for FIEC, as it coincides with the operational core of the European legislative cycle, when the European Commission’s political priorities are translated into concrete legislation and policy measures. It is during this period that the regulatory framework, financial instruments and market conditions that will shape the construction sector for the coming decade will be defined.

At this crucial stage, as negotiations progress within the European Parliament and the Council and political alliances take shape, FIEC’s role becomes even more important. By representing the interests of the European construction industry before the EU institutions, FIEC helps ensure that the sector’s priorities are fully reflected in European policies. In the context of the 2024–2029 legislative term, this mission is reinforced by the growing focus on competitiveness, strategic autonomy and decarbonisation.

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