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Reconstruction Sector Engineering Firms [2014 Giants 300 Report]

Reconstruction Sector Engineering Firms [2014 Giants 300 Report]

Jacobs, URS, and Wiss, Janney, Elstner top Building Design+Construction's 2014 ranking of the largest reconstruction engineering and engineering/architecture firms in the U.S.


By BD+C Staff | July 28, 2014
Rank Company 2013 Reconstruction Revenue
1 Jacobs $1,842,130,000
2 URS Corp. 261,644,447
3 Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates 68,083,200
4 CRB  68,000,000
5 Syska Hennessy Group 56,341,504
6 STV 55,451,000
7 Leidos 55,125,000
8 AKF Group 54,593,000
9 Dewberry 53,601,594
10 Thornton Tomasetti 53,009,856
11 Simpson Gumpertz & Heger 47,640,000
12 SSOE Group 46,550,848
13 Carlson Design Construct 43,000,000
14 RDK Engineers 27,880,000
15 Henderson Engineers 26,963,643
16 Environmental Systems Design 26,000,000
17 TTG 25,792,057
18 Highland Associates 25,200,000
19 H&A Architects & Engineers 23,353,000
20 ThermalTech Engineering 23,300,000
21 Ross & Baruzzini 22,500,059
22 Smith Seckman Reid 21,167,725
23 Vanderweil Engineers 20,083,500
24 RMF Engineering 19,364,940
25 TLC Engineering for Architecture 19,144,150
26 Newcomb & Boyd 15,749,053
27 M-E Engineers 15,452,000
28 Glumac 15,131,068
29 Interface Engineering 14,575,490
30 KCI Technologies 14,400,000
31 Allen & Shariff 14,238,838
32 Dunham Associates 13,500,000
33 Zak Companies 13,395,702
34 Affiliated Engineers 12,494,000
35 Walker Parking Consultants 11,174,398
36 DeSimone Consulting Engineers 10,371,375
37 Walter P Moore and Associates 10,243,893
38 I. C. Thomasson Associates 10,084,000
39 Joseph R. Loring & Associates 10,000,000
40 KLH Engineers 9,619,008
41 Heapy Engineering 9,317,400
42 Bridgers & Paxton Consulting Engineers 9,278,245
43 KPFF Consulting Engineers 9,000,000
44 H.F. Lenz 8,992,858
45 CJL Engineering 8,750,000
46 GHT Limited 7,260,000
47 M/E Engineering 7,225,809
48 Coffman Engineers 7,144,275
49 Wick Fisher White 6,326,162
50 Barge Waggoner Sumner & Cannon 6,100,000
51 Brinjac Engineering 5,844,909
52 CTLGroup 5,490,000
53 Burns & McDonnell 5,472,332
54 Bala Consulting Engineers 5,060,000
55 Paulus, Sokolowski and Sartor 5,000,000
56 Magnusson Klemencic Associates 4,662,467
57 Primera Engineers 4,214,000
58 Aon Fire Protection Engineering Corp. 4,123,500
59 Integrated Design Group 4,113,540
60 Hixson Architecture, Engineering, Interiors 4,000,000
61 Graef 3,796,626
62 Wallace Engineering 3,540,000
63 Apogee Consulting Group 3,499,300
64 OLA Consulting Engineers 3,439,000
65 Davis, Bowen & Friedel 3,000,420
66 GRW 2,439,480
67 Rist-Frost-Shumway Engineering 2,000,000
68 G&W Engineering Corp. 1,654,700

 

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