Top 55 government engineering firms

TOP 55 GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING FIRMS
RANK	COMPANY	2016 GOVERNMENT REVENUE
1	WSP	$140,125,000
2	AECOM	$109,000,000
3	Arup	$38,729,480
4	Thornton Tomasetti	$35,357,975
5	Mason & Hanger Group	$35,000,000
6	STV	$33,857,263
7	RMF Engineering	$18,050,000
8	Simpson Gumpertz & Heger	$16,700,000
9	Jensen Hughes	$11,698,507
10	Woolpert	$10,663,238
11	Martin/Martin	$10,533,887
12	Walker Parking Consultants	$10,344,602
13	Affiliated Engineers	$9,492,000
14	Wiss, Janney, Elstner	$9,375,000
15	Loring Consulting Engineers	$9,200,000
16	Shive-Hattery	$8,648,429
17	Bridgers & Paxton Consulting Engineers	$8,254,454
18	IMEG/KJWW/TTG	$7,610,850
19	TLC Engineering for Architecture	$7,272,320
20	NV5 Global	$7,172,856
21	Vanderweil Engineers	$6,535,700
22	Syska Hennessy Group	$6,049,883
23	Interface Engineering	$5,880,711
24	LaBella Associates	$4,782,261
25	Setty	$4,628,981
26	AKF Group	$4,354,502
27	Cardno	$4,282,753
28	H.F. Lenz Co.	$4,094,000
29	Guernsey	$3,870,347
30	Coffman Engineers	$3,789,300
31	M/E Engineering	$3,752,345
32	Newcomb & Boyd	$3,432,516
33	Ross & Baruzzini	$3,374,400
34	dbHMS	$3,300,000
35	Architectural Engineers	$3,267,424
36	KCI Technologies	$3,250,000
37	Stanley Consultants	$3,109,278
38	RDK Engineers	$3,046,000
39	G & W Engineering	$3,037,819
40	Ghafari Associates	$3,000,000
41	Henderson Engineers	$2,993,203
42	Spectrum Engineers	$2,764,001
43	Kohler Ronan	$2,673,365
44	I. C. Thomasson Associates	$2,100,000
45	ME Engineers	$2,010,000
46	Primera Engineers	$1,816,359
47	Smith Seckman Reid	$1,534,898
48	Epstein	$1,297,320
49	SSOE Group	$1,258,236
50	GHT Ltd.	$1,250,000
51	JQ Engineering	$1,080,000
52	Graef	$995,222
53	Davis, Bowen & Friedel	$943,455
54	CRB	$861,527
55	Infrastructure Factor Consulting	$850,000

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