Ranked: Top military sector AEC firms [2014 Giants 300 Report]

Top Military Sector Architecture Firms

Rank	Company	2013 Military Sector Revenue
1	HDR	$38,334,666
2	Heery International	$22,045,945
3	SmithGroupJJR	$15,940,811
4	Clark Nexsen	$12,924,606
5	EwingCole	$8,800,000
6	LS3P	$7,728,688
7	RS&H	$7,350,000
8	HKS	$6,586,272
9	Hoefer Wysocki Architecture	$6,435,000
10	Leo A Daly	$6,421,793
11	VOA Associates	$6,148,434
12	Sherlock, Smith & Adams	$5,454,000
13	Parkhill, Smith & Cooper	$4,764,000
14	SchenkelShultz Architecture	$4,267,000
15	EYP Architecture & Engineering	$3,800,000
16	Morris Architects	$3,400,000
17	BRPH	$3,153,000
18	ZGF Architects	$3,027,156
19	HNTB Corp.	$2,965,383
20	RSP Architects	$2,906,000
21	Flad Architects	$2,881,411
22	Perkins+will	$2,864,234
23	Rosser International	$2,706,849
24	KZF Design	$2,665,030
25	CTA Architects Engineers	$2,414,575
26	Hammel, Green and Abrahamson	$2,137,388
27	WHR Architects	$2,076,445
28	Integrus Architecture	$1,941,923
29	Emersion Design	$1,637,645
30	RNL	$1,510,000
31	Wight & Company	$1,183,093
32	HOK	$1,064,000
33	Symmes Maini & McKee Associates	$760,000
34	PGAL	$736,900
35	RTKL Associates	$713,000
36	Skidmore, Owings & Merrill	$528,869
37	Fentress Architects	$521,000
38	Gresham, Smith and Partners	$417,000
39	Cooper Carry	$317,590
40	Harvard Jolly Architecture	$256,969
41	Beyer Blinder Belle	$245,182
42	OZ Architecture	$236,188
43	Carrier Johnson + Culture	$162,717
44	FGM Architects	$151,212
45	Cuningham Group Architecture	$143,448
46	LawKingdon Architecture	$100,000
47	Moseley Architects	$72,455
48	Becker Morgan Group	$44,583
49	Commonwealth Architects	$24,249

Top Military Sector Engineering Firms

Rank	Company	2013 Military Sector Revenue
1	Fluor Corporation	$1,587,385,069
2	URS Corp.	$423,543,990
3	AECOM Technology Corp.	$281,200,000
4	Jacobs	$70,855,779
5	Leidos	$49,612,500
6	Allen & Shariff	$33,363,317
7	Burns & McDonnell	$24,000,000
8	Guernsey	$8,144,346
9	Parsons Brinckerhoff	$5,807,647
10	Affiliated Engineers	$5,472,000
11	STV	$4,451,000
12	H&A Architects & Engineers	$3,750,000
13	Dewberry	$3,298,559
14	Coffman Engineers	$3,236,096
15	KPFF Consulting Engineers	$3,000,000
16	KCI Technologies	$3,000,000
17	RMF Engineering	$2,800,000
18	Barge Waggoner Sumner & Cannon	$2,625,000
19	Newcomb & Boyd	$2,033,616
20	I. C. Thomasson Associates	$2,000,000
21	Sparling	$1,788,836
22	Ross & Baruzzini	$1,628,384
23	TLC Engineering for Architecture	$1,525,695
24	M-E Engineers	$1,400,000
25	Smith Seckman Reid	$1,273,546
26	SSOE Group	$1,078,835
27	Vanderweil Engineers	$897,500
28	GRW	$895,200
29	Henderson Engineers	$855,580
30	TTG	$825,000
31	H.F. Lenz	$801,450
32	Heapy Engineering	$548,198
33	Bridgers & Paxton Consulting Engineers	$491,612
34	Apogee Consulting Group	$488,274
35	Spectrum Engineers	$432,748
36	Walker Parking Consultants	$425,000
37	Davis, Bowen & Friedel	$369,046
38	KJWW Engineering Consultants	$354,600
39	Interface Engineering	$348,341
40	Syska Hennessy Group	$309,356
41	Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates	$300,000
42	CTLGroup	$260,000
43	Dunham Associates	$250,000
44	Simpson Gumpertz & Heger	$200,000
45	WSP Group	$150,000
46	Shive-Hattery	$132,000
47	CJL Engineering	$87,000
48	Brinjac Engineering	$51,306
49	Total Building Commissioning	$41,361
50	Paulus, Sokolowski and Sartor	$40,000
51	Walter P Moore and Associates	$14,739
52	AKF Group	$9,000

Top Military Sector Construction Firms

Rank	Company	2013 Military Sector Revenue
1	Balfour Beatty US	$682,047,610
2	Lend Lease	$503,929,000
3	Hensel Phelps	$342,770,000
4	Walsh Group, The	$326,159,009
5	Gilbane	$315,818,000
6	Turner Construction	$278,261,087
7	Clark Group	$256,754,714
8	McCarthy Holdings	$223,000,000
9	Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., The	$175,124,234
10	Mortenson Construction	$145,940,000
11	W. M. Jordan Company	$100,007,479
12	JE Dunn Construction	$92,780,599
13	Hunt Companies	$90,253,000
14	Tutor Perini Corp.	$89,201,797
15	Skanska USA	$87,924,473
16	Hunt Construction Group	$87,600,000
17	B. L. Harbert International	$74,365,423
18	Brasfield & Gorrie	$66,588,962
19	Suffolk Construction	$49,230,005
20	Manhattan Construction	$44,612,000
21	Sundt Construction	$44,423,513
22	Leopardo Companies	$41,008,580
23	KBE Building Corp.	$34,356,210
24	Allen & Shariff	$33,363,317
25	CORE Construction Group	$31,042,120
26	Consigli Construction	$29,720,291
27	Haskell	$28,573,183
28	Robins & Morton	$28,415,079
29	Coakley & Williams Construction	$25,895,406
30	Heery International	$22,045,945
31	Walbridge	$18,300,000
32	C.W. Driver	$17,470,000
33	S. M. Wilson & Co.	$16,238,559
34	Hoffman Construction	$14,813,000
35	HITT Contracting	$14,590,000
36	Flintco	$14,425,656
37	PCL Construction	$13,434,311
38	Harkins Builders	$12,000,000
39	BlueScope Construction	$11,775,063
40	Juneau Construction	$11,405,546
41	Yates Companies, The	$10,000,000
42	Hoar Construction	$9,480,000
43	Messer Construction	$9,315,973
44	Bomel Construction	$6,950,000
45	Hill International	$6,000,000
46	Parsons Brinckerhoff	$5,807,647
47	New South Construction	$5,623,000
48	STV	$4,451,000
49	Fortis Construction	$3,300,000
50	Beck Group, The	$2,997,098
51	Weitz Company, The	$2,600,000
52	JLL	$900,000
53	Choate Construction	$765,945
54	DPR Construction	$233,519
55	Kitchell Corp.	$229,905
56	Wight & Company	$145,000

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