Top 80 Healthcare Engineering Firms

TOP 80 HEALTHCARE ENGINEERING FIRMS
Rank	Firm	2015 Revenue
1	AECOM	$90,000,000
2	Jacobs	$78,010,000
3	WSP \| Parsons Brinckerhoff	$55,480,000
4	BR+A Consulting Engineers	$46,000,000
5	KJWW / TTG	$39,820,000
6	Smith Seckman Reid	$38,668,017
7	Affiliated Engineers	$36,208,000
8	BSA LifeStructures	$31,488,415
9	Mazzetti	$25,966,258
10	TLC Engineering for Architecture	$21,012,432
11	Dewberry	$18,208,638
12	Syska Hennessy Group	$15,471,354
13	I. C. Thomasson Associates	$13,995,000
14	Sherlock, Smith & Adams	$13,358,000
15	Arup	$12,904,050
16	Thornton Tomasetti	$11,837,829
17	Walter P Moore	$11,439,122
18	STV	$10,189,664
19	Shive-Hattery	$9,959,412
20	Heapy Engineering	$9,822,814
21	Jensen Hughes	$9,796,428
22	Dunham Associates	$8,500,000
23	ME Engineers	$8,450,000
24	Environmental Systems Design	$8,383,147
25	Vanderweil Engineers	$8,377,000
26	RMF Engineering	$6,704,000
27	SSOE Group	$6,440,000
28	Glumac	$6,339,303
29	Karpinski Engineering	$5,865,667
30	Henderson Engineers	$5,491,789
31	Zak Companies	$5,259,660
32	Interface Engineering	$5,092,848
33	Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates	$5,090,000
34	RDK Engineers	$5,028,815
35	Simpson Gumpertz & Heger	$4,927,000
36	M/E Engineering	$4,688,355
37	CJL Engineering, Inc.	$4,407,523
38	Ross & Baruzzini	$4,132,292
39	Apogee Consulting Group	$3,987,400
40	Coffman Engineers	$3,734,604
41	Global Engineering Solutions	$3,275,000
42	Spectrum Engineers	$3,134,694
43	KLH Engineers	$3,069,611
44	Cardno Haynes Whaley	$3,016,576
45	Graef	$2,967,659
46	Newcomb & Boyd	$2,933,965
47	Highland Associates	$2,900,000
48	Bridgers & Paxton Consulting Engineers	$2,882,838
49	H.F. Lenz Company	$2,832,583
50	P2S Engineering	$2,596,735
51	William Tao & Associates	$2,523,115
52	DeSimone Consulting Engineers	$2,205,646
53	Magnusson Klemencic Associates	$2,031,457
54	KCI Technologies	$2,000,000
55	Peter Basso Associates	$1,712,060
56	Fishbeck, Thompson, Carr & Huber	$1,600,000
57	Burns & McDonnell	$1,537,182
58	OLA Consulting Engineers	$1,194,200
59	Ghafari Associates	$1,150,000
60	Loring Consulting Engineers	$1,000,000
61	Luckett & Farley	$851,219
62	Wick Fisher White	$804,000
63	Bala Consulting Engineers	$705,000
64	Stanley Consultants	$646,564
65	JQ Engineering	$629,300
66	G & W Engineering Corp.	$600,154
67	Pedco E & A Services	$578,000
68	JBA Consulting Engineers	$565,560
69	Baird, Hampton & Brown	$564,032
70	Primera Engineers	$557,865
71	ThermalTech Engineering	$500,000
72	Wallace Engineering	$500,000
73	Davis, Bowen & Friedel	$474,250
74	CTLGroup	$400,000
75	dbHMS	$384,000
76	Rist-Frost-Shumway Engineering	$300,000
77	Yates Companies, The	$300,000
78	Architectural Engineers	$297,491
79	Kamm Consulting	$233,620
80	Wendel	$218,557
81	Woolpert	$218,243
82	GHT Limited	$100,000

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