TOP 85 BIM CONSTRUCTION FIRMS |
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RANK | COMPANY | 2016 BIM REVENUE |
1 | Turner Construction Co. | $7,623,103,019 |
2 | Gilbane Building Co. | $4,164,458,000 |
3 | Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., The | $4,022,160,500 |
4 | Skanska USA | $3,760,525,735 |
5 | Clark Group | $3,695,483,301 |
6 | DPR Construction | $3,420,000,000 |
7 | Hensel Phelps | $3,010,101,000 |
8 | Holder Construction | $2,940,000,000 |
9 | Lendlease | $2,809,474,000 |
10 | Suffolk Construction | $2,757,960,310 |
11 | PCL Construction Enterprises | $2,708,233,627 |
12 | McCarthy Holdings | $2,688,175,606 |
13 | Balfour Beatty US | $2,346,458,771 |
14 | JE Dunn Construction | $2,168,330,192 |
15 | Mortenson Construction | $2,118,870,000 |
16 | Barton Malow | $1,960,651,000 |
17 | Brasfield & Gorrie | $1,724,889,108 |
18 | Clayco | $1,691,000,000 |
19 | Walbridge | $1,308,250,000 |
20 | Structure Tone | $1,300,000,000 |
21 | Hoffman Construction | $1,234,486,135 |
22 | Walsh Group, The | $1,163,753,644 |
23 | Weitz Co., The | $1,115,917,000 |
24 | Messer Construction | $1,097,000,000 |
25 | Consigli Building Group | $1,019,543,515 |
26 | Austin Commercial | $1,017,330,074 |
27 | Hunter Roberts Construction Group | $971,719,142 |
28 | Jacobs | $952,608,275 |
29 | Fortis Construction | $734,426,351 |
30 | Power Construction | $731,500,000 |
31 | James G. Davis Construction | $726,587,796 |
32 | Shawmut Design and Construction | $700,000,000 |
33 | Yates Companies, The | $689,400,000 |
34 | LPCiminelli | $682,389,000 |
35 | Gray Construction | $681,608,903 |
36 | Manhattan Construction Group | $596,155,000 |
37 | Batson-Cook | $584,426,289 |
38 | Hoar Construction | $516,815,000 |
39 | Bernards | $512,600,000 |
40 | Robins & Morton | $509,661,434 |
41 | Pepper Construction | $506,227,000 |
42 | Sundt Construction | $478,040,000 |
43 | Kraus-Anderson | $452,000,000 |
44 | GE Johnson Construction | $412,546,777 |
45 | C.W. Driver | $392,242,156 |
46 | Clune Construction | $368,760,943 |
47 | HITT Contracting | $363,182,405 |
48 | Haselden Construction | $351,417,732 |
49 | Cahill Contractors | $326,996,971 |
50 | Rodgers Builders | $323,906,906 |
51 | Choate Construction | $314,412,323 |
52 | W. M. Jordan Co. | $282,405,574 |
53 | Hill & Wilkinson | $274,325,000 |
54 | Paric Corp. | $245,000,000 |
55 | Level 10 Construction | $222,567,481 |
56 | W.E. O'Neil Construction | $204,288,899 |
57 | Joeris General Contractors | $199,138,231 |
58 | Layton Construction | $199,000,000 |
59 | IMC Construction | $198,000,000 |
60 | Leopardo Companies | $165,375,000 |
61 | Epstein | $164,282,300 |
62 | CNY Group | $162,450,000 |
63 | Andersen Construction | $160,000,000 |
64 | IPS-Integrated Project Services | $157,779,444 |
65 | WSP | $119,856,900 |
66 | BlueScope Construction | $116,440,000 |
67 | EMJ Corp. | $115,646,551 |
68 | LeChase Construction | $115,512,842 |
69 | KBE Building Corp. | $113,721,791 |
70 | S. M. Wilson | $109,711,179 |
71 | Juneau Construction | $106,639,207 |
72 | Coakley & Williams Construction | $106,364,419 |
73 | Linbeck Group | $101,596,910 |
74 | Skender Construction | $82,000,000 |
75 | Hill Intl. | $70,000,000 |
76 | Doster Construction | $46,140,769 |
77 | Heery Intl. | $33,715,637 |
78 | Harkins Builders | $24,000,000 |
79 | Zak Companies | $21,238,836 |
80 | STV | $19,283,116 |
81 | SSOE Group | $15,309,878 |
82 | ThermalTech Engineering | $15,000,000 |
83 | Cumming | $14,132,400 |
84 | VRH Construction | $12,110,000 |
85 | Stalco Construction | $6,450,000 |
86 | Henderson Engineers | $5,000,000 |
87 | Core States Group | $2,288,863 |
88 | Bergmann Associates | $1,137,292 |
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