Top 70 Construction Management Firms

TOP 70 CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT FIRMS
Rank	Firm	2015 Revenue
1	Hill International	$503,000,000
2	Jacobs	$460,670,000
3	JLL	$328,233,760
4	Hunter Roberts Construction Group	$259,724,915
5	AECOM	$256,933,000
6	Burns & McDonnell	$255,390,861
7	WSP \| Parsons Brinckerhoff	$173,063,000
8	Turner Construction Co.	$161,788,824
9	Cumming	$96,538,000
10	JE Dunn Construction	$88,404,318
11	Skanska USA	$86,328,736
12	Gilbane Building Co.	$83,613,000
13	Lendlease	$83,400,000
14	Shook Construction Co.	$55,467,789
15	STV	$55,053,228
16	Schimenti Construction Co.	$55,000,000
17	Heery International	$54,271,342
18	Epstein	$51,200,000
19	Haskell	$50,574,173
20	Balfour Beatty US	$48,489,123
21	Kitchell Corp.	$45,343,685
22	Fortis Construction	$43,225,639
23	Yates Companies, The	$41,300,000
24	CRB	$39,867,000
25	Mortenson Construction	$35,212,000
26	CNY Group	$23,100,000
27	S. M. Wilson & Co.	$23,025,994
28	Kraus-Anderson	$23,000,000
29	Hawkins Construction	$20,381,212
30	Hoar Construction	$20,127,000
31	LeChase Construction	$17,500,000
32	Wendel	$16,484,591
33	Barton Malow Co.	$15,258,478
34	Swinerton Inc.	$15,000,000
35	McCarthy Holdings	$14,211,122
36	Walbridge	$14,000,000
37	Bernards	$13,000,000
38	Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., The	$8,027,747
39	Alberici-Flintco	$7,437,657
40	McGough Construction	$6,000,000
41	Mazzetti	$5,015,041
42	Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates	$4,974,500
43	LPCiminelli	$4,900,000
44	C.W. Driver Companies	$4,780,818
45	SSOE Group	$4,270,000
46	Brownstone Construction Group	$4,189,148
47	Paric Corporation	$4,000,000
48	Linbeck Group	$3,000,000
49	HNTB Corporation	$2,859,273
50	Stalco Construction	$2,450,000
51	Rodgers Builders	$2,190,000
52	Graycor	$1,528,602
53	Pepper Construction Group	$1,400,000
54	Ryan Companies US	$1,346,789
55	Doster Construction Co.	$1,344,054
56	Brasfield & Gorrie	$1,323,519
57	Arup	$1,289,093
58	S/L/A/M Collaborative, The	$1,012,000
59	Hagerman Group, The	$1,000,000
60	Ghafari Associates	$800,000
61	BL Harbert International	$748,389
62	Robins & Morton	$676,637
63	Donohoe Construction Co.	$651,000
64	Power Construction Co.	$500,000
65	IPS	$500,000
66	Bette Companies, The	$464,116
67	Beck Group, The	$432,381
68	SMMA \| Symmes Maini & McKee Associates	$376,404
69	W.M. Jordan Company	$254,392
70	Wick Fisher White	$110,200
71	Inventure Design Group	$91,679
72	Lawrence Group	$32,000

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