Top 50 Multifamily Engineering Firms

TOP 50 MULTIFAMILY ENGINEERING FIRMS
Rank	Firm	2015 Revenue
1	Jacobs	$203,161,333
2	AECOM	$200,900,000
3	Arup	$168,783,060
4	Thornton Tomasetti	$67,382,221
5	Syska Hennessy Group	$32,420,857
6	Burns & McDonnell	$24,341,832
7	Vanderweil Engineers	$23,508,800
8	Smith Seckman Reid	$20,189,000
9	DeSimone Consulting Engineers	$19,799,641
10	Dewberry	$19,159,460
11	Jensen Hughes	$17,500,000
12	STV	$13,549,152
13	Hankins and Anderson	$12,643,747
14	Affiliated Engineers	$11,045,709
15	KJWW / TTG	$10,750,000
16	Walter P Moore	$10,727,343
17	Bala Consulting Engineers	$10,300,000
18	RMF Engineering	$9,218,000
19	Interface Engineering	$7,325,183
20	TLC Engineering for Architecture	$7,178,353
21	Henderson Engineers	$7,020,123
22	Newcomb & Boyd	$6,793,882
23	Spectrum Engineers	$6,701,583
24	M/E Engineering	$5,157,190
25	Benham Design	$5,101,280
26	I. C. Thomasson Associates	$5,000,000
27	Hixson Architecture, Engineering, Interiors	$5,000,000
28	Bridgers & Paxton Consulting Engineers	$4,737,841
29	Magnusson Klemencic Associates	$4,364,152
30	Glumac	$4,056,084
31	KCI Technologies	$4,000,000
32	Heapy Engineering	$3,800,000
33	Wendel	$3,735,968
34	Ghafari Associates	$3,300,000
35	Rist-Frost-Shumway Engineering	$2,500,000
36	Ross & Baruzzini	$2,500,000
37	JQ Engineering	$2,481,900
38	Sherlock, Smith & Adams	$2,426,000
39	dbHMS	$2,304,000
40	OLA Consulting Engineers	$2,250,000
41	GHT Limited	$1,800,000
42	P2S Engineering	$1,321,450
43	Architectural Engineers	$1,143,662
44	Core States Group	$1,099,996
45	KZF Design	$948,362
46	RDK Engineers	$873,482
47	Walker Parking Consultants	$750,000
48	Luckett & Farley	$725,800
49	KLH Engineers	$700,000
50	G & W Engineering Corp.	$600,154

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