Top 80 healthcare engineering firms

TOP 80 HEALTHCARE ENGINEERING FIRMS
RANK	COMPANY	2016 HEALTHCARE REVENUE
1	WSP	$68,747,000
2	AECOM	$54,900,000
3	IMEG/KJWW/TTG	$48,644,116
4	Affiliated Engineers	$47,714,000
5	Smith Seckman Reid	$34,496,754
6	Mazzetti	$32,000,000
7	TLC Engineering for Architecture	$23,171,759
8	Arup	$17,974,609
9	RLF	$16,294,000
10	AKF Group	$16,094,844
11	I. C. Thomasson Associates	$15,665,580
12	Syska Hennessy Group	$14,383,656
13	Walter P Moore	$12,598,593
14	Thornton Tomasetti	$10,957,209
15	Heapy Engineering	$10,103,610
16	Shive-Hattery	$10,053,462
17	ME Engineers	$8,680,000
18	Jensen Hughes	$8,656,428
19	Dunham Associates	$8,500,000
20	Vanderweil Engineers	$8,331,400
21	Walker Parking Consultants	$8,157,188
22	SSOE Group	$8,080,000
23	Sherlock, Smith & Adams	$7,399,000
24	Ross & Baruzzini	$7,324,000
25	Glumac	$6,731,009
26	Simpson Gumpertz & Heger	$6,700,000
27	RDK Engineers	$6,550,000
28	Karpinski Engineering	$6,500,000
29	Henderson Engineers	$5,681,925
30	RMF Engineering	$5,400,000
31	CJL Engineering	$5,349,758
32	Apogee Consulting Group	$5,266,221
33	Wiss, Janney, Elstner	$5,170,000
34	Interface Engineering	$5,033,936
35	M/E Engineering	$5,003,126
36	Newcomb & Boyd	$4,664,541
37	KCI Technologies	$4,500,000
38	Graef	$4,136,018
39	P2S	$4,016,558
40	STV	$3,691,479
41	Environmental Systems Design	$3,602,771
42	Infrastructure Factor Consulting	$3,500,000
43	Zak Companies	$3,480,410
44	Coffman Engineers	$3,316,855
45	Bridgers & Paxton Consulting Engineers	$2,777,906
46	Spectrum Engineers	$2,737,979
47	H.F. Lenz Co.	$2,649,750
48	Burns & McDonnell	$2,489,598
49	Setty	$2,440,359
50	Morrison Hershfield	$2,324,738
51	NV5 Global	$2,150,531
52	Cardno	$2,019,822
53	Stanley Consultants	$1,967,676
54	KLH Engineers	$1,900,287
55	Martin/Martin	$1,841,515
56	Magnusson Klemencic Associates	$1,668,370
57	Bala Consulting Engineers	$1,550,000
58	Fishbeck, Thompson, Carr & Huber	$1,500,000
59	Peter Basso Associates	$1,333,118
60	LaBella Associates	$1,071,104
61	Kohler Ronan	$1,027,348
62	Loring Consulting Engineers	$1,000,000
63	Wick Fisher White	$982,000
64	Rock Brook Consulting Group, The	$900,000
65	OLA Consulting Engineers	$875,000
66	Primera Engineers	$559,975
67	G & W Engineering	$558,147
68	JQ Engineering	$552,000
69	Wallace Engineering	$500,000
70	ThermalTech Engineering	$500,000
71	Epstein	$492,057
72	dbHMS	$455,000
73	Davis, Bowen & Friedel	$354,507
74	Rist-Frost-Shumway Engineering	$325,000
75	Pedco E&A Services	$300,000
—	CTLGroup	$300,000
—	Tighe & Bond	$300,000
78	Guernsey	$218,837
79	Architectural Engineers	$122,042
80	Woolpert	$85,367
81	Kamm Consulting	$67,400
82	DeSimone Consulting Engineers	$45,525

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