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Top 75 commercial contractors (2007 construction value put in place in $ millions) |
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| Company |
Value put in place |
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| 1. | Turner Corp., The | 2,444,052,000 |
| 2. | Structure Tone | 2,067,235,000 |
| 3. | Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., The | 1,982,400,000 |
| 4. | Bovis Lend Lease | 1,593,527,341 |
| 5. | Brasfield & Gorrie | 1,421,654,614 |
| 6. | Hunt Construction Group | 1,340,000,000 |
| 7. | Weitz Co., The | 1,323,908,188 |
| 8. | Swinerton | 1,092,000,000 |
| 9. | Hensel Phelps Construction | 1,083,294,700 |
| 10. | Holder Construction | 1,081,520,000 |
| 11. | PCL Construction Enterprises | 1,058,681,302 |
| 12. | Walsh Group, The | 1,057,311,073 |
| 13. | Opus Group, The | 978,276,000 |
| 14. | Skanska USA Building | 960,000,000 |
| 15. | M. A. Mortenson | 918,179,000 |
| 16. | HITT Contracting | 855,014,610 |
| 17. | Austin Commercial | 848,118,234 |
| 18. | EMJ | 844,119,874 |
| 19. | Balfour Beatty Construction | 771,850,570 |
| 20. | Clark Group | 721,430,000 |
| 21. | Webcor Builders | 669,208,320 |
| 22. | Ryan Companies US | 660,279,982 |
| 23. | Pepper Construction Group | 649,620,000 |
| 24. | Shawmut Design and Construction | 578,413,700 |
| 25. | Gilbane Building Co. | 566,656,800 |
| 26. | Duke Construction | 534,000,000 |
| 27. | Kitchell Contractors | 530,373,200 |
| 28. | James G. Davis Construction | 528,450,000 |
| 29. | Choate Construction | 502,463,799 |
| 30. | JE Dunn Construction Group | 500,688,000 |
| 31. | Hoar Construction | 485,398,440 |
| 32. | Hoffman Construction | 475,200,000 |
| 33. | DPR Construction | 439,440,000 |
| 34. | Clayco | 435,500,000 |
| 35. | Flintco Cos., The | 429,680,000 |
| 36. | McCarthy Holdings | 429,482,932 |
| 37. | Walton Construction | 405,600,000 |
| 38. | Manhattan Construction | 391,777,320 |
| 39. | McGough Construction | 387,900,000 |
| 40. | S. M. Wilson | 340,608,068 |
| 41. | Sundt Construction | 312,459,350 |
| 42. | Weis Builders | 290,430,000 |
| 43. | Kraus-Anderson Construction | 288,050,000 |
| 44. | Messer Construction | 280,877,673 |
| 45. | Suffolk Construction | 280,535,399 |
| 46. | C.W. Driver | 267,316,320 |
| 47. | Clancy & Theys Construction | 260,900,500 |
| 48. | John S. Clark Co. | 252,633,690 |
| 49. | Batson-Cook | 236,929,735 |
| 50. | Paric Corp. | 233,465,744 |
| 51. | Leopardo Construction | 228,362,442 |
| 52. | Lease Crutcher Lewis | 218,858,000 |
| 53. | Dick Corp. | 201,600,000 |
| 54. | Graycor | 201,600,000 |
| 55. | Coakley & Williams Construction | 188,232,000 |
| 56. | Konover Construction | 187,000,000 |
| 57. | Alberici Corp. | 186,990,000 |
| 58. | Fluor | 172,992,000 |
| 59. | B.L. Harbert International | 170,480,000 |
| 60. | Aurora Contractors | 160,000,000 |
| 61. | Yates Cos., The | 157,712,000 |
| 62. | BE&K | 143,702,213 |
| 63. | Roche Constructors | 143,255,923 |
| 64. | James McHugh Construction | 143,126,008 |
| 65. | Miron Construction | 137,100,000 |
| 66. | Adolfson & Peterson Construction | 128,520,000 |
| 67. | E.W. Howell | 127,659,800 |
| 68. | Haskell Co., The | 114,400,000 |
| 69. | CORE Construction Group | 113,954,579 |
| 70. | Enclos | 111,856,559 |
| 71. | Torcon | 101,500,000 |
| 72. | Walbridge | 96,240,000 |
| 73. | Linbeck | 85,702,500 |
| 74. | Stellar | 83,910,000 |
| 75. | Layton Cos., The | 83,080,000 |
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