Top Data Center Construction Firms [2013 Giants 300 Report]

Rank	Company	2012 Data Center Revenue ($)
1	DPR Construction	$895,882,459
2	Balfour Beatty	$753,194,214
3	Holder Construction	$710,000,000
4	Turner Corporation, The	$501,750,000
5	Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., The	$490,093,045
6	Mortenson Construction	$307,360,000
7	Structure Tone	$285,725,000
8	Skanska USA	$236,396,858
9	Gilbane	$130,362,000
10	Carlson Design Construct	$128,000,000
11	JE Dunn Construction	$115,317,147
12	Hoffman Construction	$94,000,000
13	James G Davis Construction	$50,000,000
14	HITT Contracting	$49,606,628
15	Weitz Co., The	$48,030,731
16	Hensel Phelps	$34,880,000
17	Messer Construction	$26,143,179
18	Austin Commercial	$22,599,445
19	Sundt Construction	$20,870,058
20	Harkins Builders	$19,900,000
21	McGough	$18,480,000
22	Ryan Companies US	$17,262,271
23	Yates Cos., The	$16,000,000
24	Brasfield & Gorrie	$14,174,449
25	W. M. Jordan Co.	$13,507,310
26	Lend Lease	$12,904,000
27	Tutor Perini Corporation	$6,527,200
28	Coakley & Williams Construction	$4,877,023
29	Flintco	$4,200,000
30	Walsh Group, The	$4,016,629
31	O'Neil Industries/W.E. O'Neil	$3,670,581
32	ECC	$2,926,047
33	Layton Construction	$2,700,000
34	Kraus-Anderson Construction	$2,000,000
35	Jones Lang LaSalle	$1,813,600
36	Suffolk Construction	$406,158
37	Clark Group	$348,371
38	Stalco Construction	$200,000

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