Top Construction Management Firms [2013 Giants 300 Report]

Rank	Company	2012 Total Revenue ($)
1	URS Corp.	$297,282,076
2	STV	$227,390,000
3	JE Dunn Construction	$207,304,154
4	Barton Malow	$182,697,897
5	Parsons Brinckerhoff	$179,900,000
6	S. M. Wilson & Co.	$168,859,740
7	Turner Corporation, The	$157,920,000
8	Jones Lang LaSalle	$140,020,000
9	LPCiminelli	$139,198,329
10	Structure Tone	$132,000,000
11	Hunt Construction Group	$121,000,000
12	Lend Lease	$104,088,000
13	Skanska USA	$94,283,218
14	Heery International	$86,976,000
15	Gilbane	$76,970,000
16	Robins & Morton	$73,500,000
17	Weitz Co., The	$70,820,000
18	Balfour Beatty	$57,310,820
19	Kitchell	$39,960,000
20	Bernards	$27,000,000
21	RSP Architects	$21,975,000
22	Michael Baker Jr.	$20,500,000
23	SSOE Group	$18,874,522
24	Epstein	$17,669,000
25	Paric	$16,800,000
26	Swinerton Builders	$16,675,973
27	Allen & Shariff	$16,100,000
28	Manhattan Construction	$15,444,000
29	Hoar Construction	$14,765,000
30	Hensel Phelps	$14,450,000
31	Kraus-Anderson Construction	$13,000,000
32	Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates	$10,580,000
33	McCarthy Holdings	$10,000,000
34	Eaton Energy Solutions	$9,802,809
35	Yates Cos., The	$9,500,000
36	Linbeck Group	$9,000,000
37	Flintco	$7,476,000
38	Ryan Companies US	$7,196,791
39	Clark Group	$7,158,533
40	Ross & Baruzzini	$5,502,106
41	B. L. Harbert International	$5,402,381
42	Weis Builders	$4,934,000
43	Stalco Construction	$4,600,000
44	Brasfield & Gorrie	$4,231,069
45	Pepper Construction Group	$3,856,000
46	Guernsey	$3,754,834
47	Middough	$3,700,000
48	Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., The	$3,657,620
49	Dewberry	$3,491,398
50	IMC Construction	$3,400,000
51	KCI Technologies	$3,400,000
52	TTG	$2,580,943
53	Arup	$2,396,484
54	Power Construction	$2,000,000
55	Davis, Bowen & Friedel	$1,681,147
56	Sundt Construction	$1,555,857
57	IBI Group	$1,500,000
58	E.W. Howell	$1,459,000
59	Hunt Companies	$1,432,076
60	Rosser International	$1,326,000
61	Doster Construction	$1,247,935
62	Austin Commercial	$1,224,760
63	S/L/A/M Collaborative, The	$851,000
64	Primera Engineers	$602,000
65	Alberici Constructors	$600,268
66	CORE Construction Group	$569,008
67	Wight & Co.	$506,500
68	Rodgers Builders	$468,000
69	Science Applications International Corp.	$404,363
70	Hnedak Bobo Group	$335,000
71	Astorino	$320,000
72	ThermalTech Engineering	$300,000
73	ECC	$276,775
74	Zak Companies	$156,229
75	C.W. Driver	$134,145
76	Environetics	$100,000
77	Glumac	$65,000
78	Gray	$34,077

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