Alfa Tech Consulting Engineers, Skyline Construction, Hill International, CG Schmidt, and STV top Building Design+Construction's ranking of the nation's largest construction management (as agent) and program/project management firms for nonresidential buildings and multifamily housing work, as reported in Building Design+Construction's 2024 Giants 400 Report.
Top 90 Construction Management Firms for 2024 | ||
FIRM | 2023 REVENUE | |
1 | Alfa Tech Consulting Engineers | $1,094,400,000 |
2 | Skyline Construction | $570,270,804 |
3 | Hill International | $455,725,631 |
4 | CG Schmidt | $304,700,000 |
5 | STV | $191,907,069 |
6 | CDM Smith | $153,619,575 |
7 | Gilbane Building Company | $135,134,000 |
8 | Turner Construction | $133,723,316 |
9 | AECOM | $117,800,000 |
10 | WSP | $110,592,620 |
11 | Michael Baker International | $83,359,603 |
12 | Kitchell | $81,465,918 |
13 | Little Diversified Architectural Consulting | $77,450,189 |
14 | SSOE Group | $76,144,382 |
15 | HPM | $69,939,000 |
16 | Henderson Building Solutions | $66,018,508 |
17 | Walbridge | $60,112,495 |
18 | McDonough Bolyard Peck | $56,298,936 |
19 | Suffolk Construction | $55,600,000 |
20 | Clune Construction | $52,884,792 |
21 | Kraus-Anderson | $51,606,467 |
22 | Barton Malow Holdings | $50,509,338 |
23 | Wohlsen Construction | $43,163,000 |
24 | Satterfield & Pontikes Construction | $43,000,000 |
25 | Procon Consulting | $39,714,355 |
26 | Skanska USA | $32,400,606 |
27 | AOA | $29,214,627 |
28 | RSP Architects | $27,695,000 |
29 | Bancroft Construction | $25,550,000 |
30 | Poettker Construction | $24,900,000 |
31 | A/Z Corporation | $22,800,289 |
32 | Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., The | $22,074,052 |
33 | PMA Consultants | $20,181,341 |
34 | AFG Group | $19,733,850 |
35 | GBA | $19,642,571 |
36 | Wesbuilt Construction Managers | $19,200,000 |
37 | Sundt Construction | $18,653,557 |
38 | Campus Construction Management Group | $17,983,160 |
39 | LeChase Construction Services | $17,073,471 |
40 | Cotter Consulting | $16,402,116 |
41 | Swinerton | $16,060,000 |
42 | Lendlease | $14,630,670 |
43 | Mortenson | $14,181,000 |
44 | CORE Construction Group | $13,000,000 |
45 | Salas O'Brien | $12,956,633 |
46 | Premier | $12,853,349 |
47 | Progressive Companies | $12,024,741 |
48 | KAI | $12,000,000 |
49 | EnTech Engineering | $9,968,500 |
50 | Bernards | $8,950,000 |
51 | Balfour Beatty US | $8,827,286 |
52 | Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates | $8,390,000 |
53 | Adolfson & Peterson Construction | $6,789,542 |
54 | Brownstone | $6,709,286 |
55 | Pointcore Construction | $6,299,073 |
56 | Robins & Morton | $6,234,527 |
57 | Cordogan Clark | $5,514,000 |
58 | KCI Technologies | $5,363,988 |
59 | Sweetwater Construction | $5,260,249 |
60 | KPFF Consulting Engineers | $5,167,928 |
61 | Executive Construction | $5,000,000 |
62 | Landry/French Construction | $4,960,627 |
63 | Sargenti Architects | $4,825,000 |
64 | Arora Engineers | $4,276,774 |
65 | Nehmer | $4,000,000 |
66 | Lease Crutcher Lewis | $3,700,000 |
67 | Stanley Consultants | $3,581,956 |
68 | Russell Group | $3,500,000 |
69 | Yates Companies, The | $3,500,000 |
70 | M Moser Associates | $3,089,600 |
71 | Coastal Construction Group | $2,997,128 |
72 | Burns & McDonnell | $2,840,000 |
73 | Bozzuto Construction | $2,700,000 |
74 | CSI Construction | $2,561,048 |
75 | Andres Construction Services | $2,377,465 |
76 | Webcor | $2,200,000 |
77 | Heapy Engineering | $2,197,102 |
78 | WD Partners | $2,079,000 |
79 | Hunter Roberts Construction Group | $2,000,000 |
80 | ThermalTech Engineering | $2,000,000 |
81 | Ausonio | $1,973,143 |
82 | JLL | $1,965,334 |
83 | Bergman | $1,895,873 |
84 | BRP Architects | $1,883,706 |
85 | Álvarez-Díaz & Villalón | $1,786,000 |
86 | Manhattan Construction | $1,759,594 |
87 | Arc Building Partners | $1,650,218 |
88 | McCarthy Holdings | $1,588,242 |
89 | Parkhill | $1,561,510 |
90 | Brasfield & Gorrie | $1,505,221 |
91 | Ryan Companies US | $1,339,058 |
92 | Hill & Wilkinson General Contractors | $1,222,721 |
93 | P2S | $1,047,969 |
94 | Doster Construction | $1,047,057 |
95 | Orcutt | Winslow | $959,578 |
96 | Blach Construction | $945,000 |
97 | Mead & Hunt | $762,000 |
98 | Skender | $710,907 |
99 | CSArch | $460,485 |
100 | DeAngelis Diamond | $398,718 |
101 | Teecom | $351,420 |
102 | BL Harbert International | $288,023 |
103 | Structured Engineering Solutions | $200,000 |
104 | S/L/A/M Collaborative, The | $148,054 |
105 | Miron Construction | $74,405 |
106 | VJS Construction Services | $59,630 |
107 | HITT Contracting | $45,845 |
Source: Building Design+Construction's 2024 Giants 400 Report
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