Top 80 Multifamily Construction Firms

TOP 80 MULTIFAMILY CONSTRUCTION FIRMS
Rank	Firm	2015 Revenue
1	Lendlease	$2,046,256,000
2	Suffolk Construction Co.	$1,197,566,204
3	Clark Group	$996,208,028
4	AECOM	$942,100,000
5	Balfour Beatty US	$818,343,386
6	Turner Construction Co.	$691,436,732
7	Plaza Construction	$600,000,000
8	Hunter Roberts Construction Group	$569,747,283
9	Swinerton Inc.	$549,000,000
10	Andersen Construction	$454,800,000
11	Walsh Group, The	$418,069,073
12	PCL Construction Enterprises	$396,800,179
13	Brasfield & Gorrie	$351,624,180
14	Batson-Cook Co.	$331,674,713
15	Gilbane Building Co.	$315,089,000
16	Weis Builders	$305,551,000
17	McShane Cos., The	$278,942,448
18	C.W. Driver Companies	$278,369,846
19	JE Dunn Construction	$268,817,493
20	Webcor Builders	$264,152,966
21	James McHugh Construction Co.	$247,025,612
22	James G. Davis Construction Corp.	$245,306,728
23	Harkins Builders	$240,000,000
24	Power Construction Co.	$223,000,000
25	Cahill Contractors	$218,010,000
26	Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., The	$211,177,013
27	Structure Tone	$209,800,000
28	Donohoe Construction Co.	$197,608,000
29	Summit Contracting Group	$188,000,000
30	Bernards	$179,600,000
31	Skanska USA	$177,752,885
32	Juneau Construction Co.	$170,681,530
33	Ryan Companies US	$158,107,330
34	LeChase Construction	$136,700,000
35	Hoar Construction	$133,855,000
36	dck worldwide	$122,756,000
37	Choate Construction Co.	$122,139,823
38	W.E. O’Neil Construction Co.	$121,645,347
39	Bette Companies, The	$121,138,420
40	Doster Construction Co.	$114,852,948
41	Paric Corporation	$110,000,000
42	Level 10 Construction	$109,512,055
43	Core Construction Group	$102,377,544
44	W.M. Jordan Company	$100,931,883
45	Adolfson & Peterson Construction	$99,770,000
46	Austin Industries	$81,850,175
47	Pepper Construction Group	$76,900,000
48	Mortenson Construction	$76,193,000
49	Kitchell Corp.	$76,109,804
50	IMC Construction	$75,000,000
51	Jordan Foster Construction	$75,000,000
52	Alberici-Flintco	$72,841,989
53	Consigli Building Group	$69,001,784
54	KBE Building Corp.	$66,412,824
55	Kraus-Anderson	$59,000,000
56	S. M. Wilson & Co.	$56,381,370
57	DPR Construction	$50,880,000
58	Hill & Wilkinson General Contractors	$50,190,000
59	VCC	$48,189,820
60	Haselden Construction	$46,440,264
61	HITT Contracting	$45,200,000
62	Manhattan Construction Group	$41,707,000
63	Ghafari Associates	$39,750,000
64	CNY Group	$37,400,000
65	Leopardo Companies	$35,483,425
66	Hensel Phelps	$30,590,000
67	Skender Construction	$23,751,466
68	Hill International	$22,000,000
69	Messer Construction Co.	$21,500,000
70	Sachse Construction	$19,553,085
71	Yates Companies, The	$19,500,000
72	Beck Group, The	$14,026,271
73	New South Construction Co.	$13,761,000
74	Walbridge	$13,500,000
75	Hoffman Construction	$12,232,850
76	STV	$10,116,029
77	WSP \| Parsons Brinckerhoff	$6,003,000
78	Layton Construction Co.	$4,500,000
79	LPCiminelli	$4,328,000
80	Sundt Construction	$4,310,193
81	Branch & Associates	$4,267,588
82	BL Harbert International	$3,335,317
83	Cumming	$3,081,000
84	Barton Malow Co.	$2,232,974
85	JLL	$1,794,725
86	Fortis Construction	$1,562,138
87	EMJ Corp.	$1,045,092

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