Sectoral strategizing of the subsystem of financial support for construction investment projects

Introduction. Investment financing and lending are the foundation for the formation of capital investments. They are universally necessary expenditures for the creation and modernization of assets. The preferential consideration of costs for construction and installation works stipulated in estimates through government funding is therefore highly relevant. Aim and Objectives. The aim of this research is to substantiate the theoretical and methodological provisions of sectoral strategizing of construction processes in the context of the diverse nature of investment projects. The objectives are to: present the processes of strategizing logically, reflect the nuances of the financial support subsystem for construction investment projects. Objects and Methods of Research. The research is based on fundamental scientific concepts of strategizing and strategic management. The object of research is construction contracts with a predominant share of government investment. Results and Discussion. In the context of strengthening the role of the financial and credit mechanism and targeted financing of public procurement or government contracts, it is advisable to ensure the continuity of investment projects. To implement the plans for the execution of construction and installation works, a necessary condition is the completion of the work and the commissioning of the facility, as a basis for budgetary settlements. In this case, strategic plans adopted for financing under construction investment contracts for specific construction sites become the subject for timely construction and the basis for analyzing the results of strategizing. The conditions for including objects in the plan can be supplemented by an analysis of the ratio of inflationary characteristics to the current value of allocated funds. Conclusion. The research results can be used in the activities of investment and construction entities engaged in the organization and financing of large projects (primarily of infrastructural significance).