Reconstruction Sector Construction Firms [2014 Giants 300 Report]

Rank	Company	2013 Reconstruction Revenue
1	Structure Tone	$2,048,849,400
2	Turner Construction	2,024,000,000
3	Gilbane	1,861,820,000
4	Jacobs	1,605,895,000
5	DPR Construction	1,596,059,693
6	Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., The	1,221,682,434
7	PCL Construction	1,054,762,824
8	HITT Contracting	736,500,000
9	Consigli Construction	572,736,010
10	JE Dunn Construction	538,190,090
11	Shawmut Design and Construction	519,610,000
12	Pepper Construction	512,737,500
13	Balfour Beatty US	507,561,281
14	Clune Construction	493,868,557
15	Plaza Construction	468,500,000
16	Hensel Phelps	440,960,000
17	Clark Group	385,965,450
18	Hunt Construction Group	354,000,000
19	Messer Construction	345,312,441
20	McCarthy Holdings	343,000,000
21	Flintco	299,200,000
22	James G. Davis Construction	274,798,952
23	Holder Construction	273,000,000
24	Hathaway Dinwiddie Construction	264,952,000
25	URS Corp.	261,644,447
26	Power Construction	237,000,000
27	Robins & Morton	217,175,346
28	Walsh Group, The	203,849,380
29	Suffolk Construction	202,438,330
30	LPCiminelli	201,801,333
31	LeChase Construction Services	196,800,000
32	Leopardo Companies	196,553,049
33	Manhattan Construction	192,865,000
34	Walbridge	188,745,000
35	O'Neil Industries/W.E. O'Neil	173,658,161
36	C.W. Driver	166,335,175
37	S. M. Wilson & Co.	162,729,248
38	Beck Group, The	157,359,727
39	JLL	156,602,601
40	Bernards	156,000,000
41	Adolfson & Peterson Construction	145,258,229
42	Alberici Constructors	144,148,979
43	Boldt Company, The	142,168,076
44	Ryan Companies US	127,320,872
45	KBE Building Corp.	124,938,066
46	Hoar Construction	122,151,000
47	Kraus-Anderson Construction	121,000,000
48	Hill International	106,000,000
49	James McHugh Construction	104,447,450
50	W. M. Jordan Company	101,685,517
51	Choate Construction	99,842,911
52	New South Construction	83,306,000
53	Wight & Company	80,317,000
54	Coakley & Williams Construction	79,379,596
55	Hoffman Construction	78,000,000
56	Hill & Wilkinson	77,445,000
57	Linbeck Group	71,700,000
58	Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates	68,083,200
59	Weitz Company, The	65,861,773
60	E.W. Howell	65,735,000
61	EMJ Corp.	65,000,000
62	Bette Companies, The	60,029,000
63	Paric Corp.	60,000,000
64	Hunt Companies	59,624,811
65	Stalco Construction	59,100,600
66	Haskell	55,636,110
67	STV	55,451,000
68	Leidos	55,125,000
69	Dewberry	53,601,594
70	Haselden Construction	52,438,807
71	Kitchell Corp.	50,116,521
72	Yates Companies, The	50,000,000
73	SSOE Group	46,550,848
74	Carlson Design Construct	43,000,000
75	Fortis Construction	40,000,000
76	Management Resource Systems	36,204,689
77	IMC Construction	35,775,000
78	Skanska USA	31,140,923
79	WD Partners	30,800,000
80	TTG	25,792,057
81	Harkins Builders	24,000,000
82	Juneau Construction	23,427,136
83	ThermalTech Engineering	23,300,000
84	Batson-Cook	22,955,572
85	Epstein	18,461,000
86	Astorino	16,875,195
87	Symmes Maini & McKee Associates	16,050,000
88	Glumac	15,131,068
89	KCI Technologies	14,400,000
90	Allen & Shariff	14,238,838
91	Douglas Company, The	13,910,679
92	Zak Companies	13,395,702
93	Austin Commercial	10,979,565
94	Absher Construction	10,638,344
95	FreemanWhite	10,376,462
96	HNTB Corp.	9,672,931
97	LaBella Associates	7,585,598

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