Jacobs, CH2M Hill, AECOM top BD+C's ranking of the 75 largest federal government design firms

Top 75 federal government design firms
	Company	Billings ($)
1	Jacobs	380,023,840
2	CH2M HILL	164,160,000
3	AECOM Technology Corp.	139,763,800
4	Arup	99,000,000
5	HOK	82,720,000
6	Dewberry	71,960,000
7	URS Corp.	69,300,000
8	HDR Architecture	67,880,000
9	Fluor Corp.	49,222,100
10	RTKL Associates	46,482,616
11	Merrick & Co.	44,160,000
12	Parsons Brinckerhoff	41,830,000
13	Burns & McDonnell	40,204,000
14	Benham Companies	39,103,714
15	Gensler	37,215,000
16	Syska Hennessy Group	28,900,000
17	Baker and Associates	23,400,000
18	KlingStubbins	22,320,000
19	STV Group	20,888,780
20	Reynolds, Smith and Hills	20,760,000
21	SmithGroup	20,691,300
22	Perkins+Will	20,000,000
23	Leo A Daly	19,177,354
24	Skidmore, Owings & Merrill	19,100,000
25	EwingCole	15,625,000
26	Teng & Associates	14,589,000
27	BRPH Companies	14,000,000
28	PageSoutherlandPage	13,918,500
29	Weidlinger Associates	12,300,000
30	Flad Architects	11,800,000
31	Ellerbe Becket	11,319,673
32	EYP Architecture & Engineering	11,220,000
33	VOA Associates	10,200,000
34	Heery International	9,215,550
35	Polshek Partnership Architects	9,142,966
36	Cannon Design	8,514,000
37	NBBJ	8,144,100
38	Stanley Consultants	7,875,000
39	HKS	7,214,190
40	Hammel, Green and Abrahamson	7,192,000
41	Clark Nexsen	7,168,000
42	Newcomb & Boyd	7,161,618
43	Stantec	6,708,000
44	RSP Architects	6,013,726
45	CTA Architects Engineers	6,000,000
46	M+W Zander	5,698,000
47	Rolf Jensen & Associates	5,351,400
48	Affiliated Engineers	5,275,690
49	PBS&J	5,012,200
50	KCI Technologies	4,811,000
51	HLW International	4,810,000
52	H.F. Lenz Co.	4,800,000
53	Fentress Architects	4,751,952
54	Westlake Reed Leskosky	4,749,000
55	Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates	4,680,000
56	SSOE	4,324,000
57	C. H. Guernsey & Co.	4,305,000
58	KMD Architects	4,100,000
59	Allen & Shariff Corp.	3,800,000
60	Fletcher-Thompson	3,780,000
61	Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners	3,756,971
62	Arquitectonica	3,744,000
63	HNTB	3,620,000
64	Burt Hill	3,558,000
65	Bridgers & Paxton Consulting Engineers	3,375,194
66	Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architects	3,242,800
67	L. Robert Kimball & Associates	3,170,000
68	Lee, Burkhart, Liu	3,000,000
69	Gould Evans Associates	2,996,280
70	Ross & Baruzzini	2,975,000
71	tvsdesign	2,840,000
72	DLR Group	2,748,000
73	Coffman Engineers	2,625,900
74	EMC Engineers	2,590,000
75	James Posey Associates	2,440,000
Source: 2009 Giants 300 survey. For more Giants 300 rankings, visit www.BDCnetwork.com/Giants

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