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GIANTS 300 REPORT: Top 37 Engineering/Architecture Firms

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GIANTS 300 REPORT: Top 37 Engineering/Architecture Firms

Jacobs, AECOM, and Thornton Tomasetti head Building Design+Construction's 2015 ranking of the largest engineering/architecture firms in the United States. 


By BD+C Staff | August 5, 2015
GIANTS 300 REPORT: Top 36 Engineering/Architecture Firms

Terminal B, Logan International Airport, Boston. Photo: Robb Williamson, courtesy AECOM

  Company 2014 Eng/Arch Revenue ($)
1 Jacobs* $5,969,540,000
2 AECOM $769,040,000
3 Thornton Tomasetti $166,420,458
4 Burns & McDonnell $144,794,135
5 SSOE Group $126,948,481
6 Leidos $107,962,000
7 Woolpert $96,889,806
8 Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates $88,482,200
9 Dewberry $86,962,679
10 CRB $80,841,300
11 STV $70,943,000
12 Walker Parking Consultants $44,664,708
13 Highland Associates $29,200,000
14 Ross & Baruzzini $29,170,725
15 Core States Group $27,350,018
16 Hankins & Anderson $26,244,749
17 Wendel $25,462,238
18 H.F. Lenz Company $23,536,000
19 Newcomb & Boyd $22,624,953
20 Hixson Architecture, Engineering, Interiors $22,500,000
21 Epstein $20,491,000
22 Fishbeck, Thompson, Carr & Huber $20,100,000
23 Guernsey $18,347,479
24 GRAEF $15,230,000
25 Barge, Waggoner, Sumner and Cannon $13,640,000
26 LaBella Associates $11,407,671
27 Rist-Frost-Shumway Engineering $10,000,000
28 Davis, Bowen & Friedel $9,125,212
29 Stanley Consultants $8,772,653
30 Larson Design Group $8,350,560
31 CTLGroup $7,800,000
32 SIGMA7 Design Group $6,732,668
33 Apogee Consulting Group $6,178,896
34 Primera Engineers $5,118,504
35 GRW $2,545,089
36 Carlson Design Construct $2,080,000
37   Boldt Company, The $1,580,000


Jacobs reported total worldwide EA revenue for all work, not just buildings-related work

 

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