Top Data Center Construction Firms [2014 Giants 300 Report]

Rank	Company	2013 Data Center Revenue
1	Holder Construction	$1,124,000,000
2	Turner Construction	512,000,000
3	DPR Construction	506,001,637
4	Structure Tone	400,450,000
5	Mortenson Construction	298,590,000
6	Gilbane	241,967,522
7	Balfour Beatty US	202,427,241
8	Hensel Phelps	177,120,000
9	Hoffman Construction	168,000,000
10	HITT Contracting	136,900,000
11	Fortis Construction	136,102,000
12	Carlson Design Construct	114,070,000
13	Clune Construction	101,583,530
14	James G. Davis Construction	98,601,699
15	Skanska USA	95,067,555
16	Beck Group, The	91,445,591
17	JE Dunn Construction	91,178,219
18	Yates Companies, The	30,000,000
19	URS Corp.	25,100,000
20	McGough	24,000,000
21	Tutor Perini Corp.	18,036,474
22	BlueScope Construction	17,849,218
23	IMC Construction	13,000,000
24	Parsons Brinckerhoff	12,185,435
25	Brasfield & Gorrie	11,948,769
26	Flintco	11,300,000
27	Pepper Construction	10,880,000
28	Ryan Companies US	9,802,824
29	Hunt Construction Group	8,000,000
30	Hathaway Dinwiddie Construction	6,000,000
31	Hill International	6,000,000
32	Austin Commercial	4,210,253
33	Harkins Builders	3,700,000
34	Weitz Company, The	2,566,066
35	O'Neil Industries/W.E. O'Neil	2,441,614
36	JLL	2,334,082
37	Walsh Group, The	2,242,483
38	Layton Construction	1,700,000
39	Messer Construction	1,433,071
40	W. M. Jordan Company	682,821
41	Heery International	589,726
42	Wight & Company	502,000
43	STV	217,000
44	Sundt Construction	69,754
45	Allen & Shariff	65,000

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