Top 95 Industrial Sector Contractors for 2019

Fluor, Clayco, Jacobs, ARCO, and Gray Construction top the rankings of the nation's largest industrial sector contractors and construction management firms, as reported in Building Design+Construction's 2019 Giants 300 Report.

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September 11, 2019 |

BD+C Staff

Top Industrial Sector Construction Firms DPR Construction Gresham - LG Appliance

Most warehouses in the U.S. are still single-story buildings on vast land tracts. Gresham Smith helped get the 1.2-million-sf LG Electronics’ washing machine manufacturing plant back on schedule—after a five-month delay—to where production for Phase 1 commenced last October. Gresham Smith created the four-phase master plan for this plant, which will sit on 309 acres in Clarksville, Tenn., as well as the engineering. DPR Construction was the GC. Phase 1 had its grand opening on May 29. The $360 million facility hired 550 employees and expects that number to rise to 700. Photo: DPR Construction

Top 95 Industrial Sector Contractors for 2019
BD+C GIANTS 300 REPORT

RANK	COMPANY	2018 INDUSTRIAL REVENUE
1	Fluor Corp.	$1,664,300,000
2	Clayco	$1,191,000,000
3	Jacobs	$1,171,880,000
4	ARCO Construction	$1,024,031,298
5	Gray Construction	$955,449,982
6	Walbridge	$941,811,543
7	Hensel Phelps	$844,223,201
8	Turner Construction	$741,436,752
9	Haskell	$676,321,248
10	DPR Construction	$634,503,000
11	Gilbane	$632,768,000
12	Yates Companies, The	$576,280,000
13	Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., The	$560,505,737
14	Boldt Company, The	$555,305,000
15	Ryan Companies*	$541,250,028
16	Brasfield & Gorrie	$443,760,448
17	Barton Malow Company	$436,000,000
18	Layton Construction	$432,463,325
19	AECOM	$403,900,000
20	CRB	$340,346,905
21	McShane Companies, The	$284,509,929
22	Choate Construction	$278,827,895
23	Millie and Severson General Contractors	$257,734,948
24	Burns & McDonnell	$250,359,456
25	Pepper Construction Group	$243,390,000
26	IPS-Integrated Project Services	$226,700,000
27	Epstein	$216,844,000
28	Lendlease	$209,133,135
29	Weitz Company, The	$207,184,000
30	Graycor	$203,036,414
31	STO Building Group (formerly Structure Tone)	$201,000,000
32	JE Dunn Construction	$169,475,457
33	LeChase Construction Services	$145,812,582
34	Paric	$126,963,592
35	Skanska USA	$107,274,046
36	Mortenson Construction	$100,645,000
37	W.E. O'Neil Construction	$94,839,773
38	PCL Construcrion Enterprises	$90,942,290
39	Kinsley Construction	$88,504,985
40	Walsh Group, The	$87,182,665
41	BL Harbert	$73,790,458
42	McGough Construction	$68,000,000
43	Hill & Wilkinson	$67,981,109
44	Messer Construction	$67,000,000
45	Crossland Construction	$62,894,925
46	Joeris General Contractors	$49,093,291
47	McCownGordon Construction	$46,236,591
48	BlueScope Construction	$41,772,413
49	ThermalTech Engineering	$36,814,000
50	Nabholz	$36,799,520
51	Wohlsen Construction	$35,068,000
52	CORE Construction Group	$30,228,864
53	McKinstry	$29,000,000
54	HITT Contracting	$28,100,052
55	Hagerman Group, The	$27,000,000
56	JLL	$21,225,167
57	DeAngelis Diamond Construction	$20,988,000
58	Elford	$20,000,000
59	Hill International	$18,200,000
60	Harkins Builders	$18,000,000
61	Andersen Construction	$17,700,000
62	McCarthy	$16,666,716
63	Kaufman Lynn Construction	$16,060,871
64	Hunter Roberts Construction Group	$15,000,000
65	Leopardo Companies	$14,653,493
66	W. M. Jordan Company	$14,502,649
67	Del Amo Construction	$13,558,022
68	Manhattan Construction Group	$11,227,773
69	Kraus-Anderson Construction Company	$10,000,000
70	SSOE Group	$8,931,000
71	Benchmark Construction	$8,274,027
72	CBRE	$8,180,000
73	Sachse Construction	$7,800,000
74	Doster Construction	$6,857,934
75	Consigli Building Group	$5,909,788
76	Fortis Construction	$5,030,000
77	Power Construction	$5,000,000
78	CSI Construction	$4,600,000
79	KBE Building Corp.	$4,315,818
80	Donohoe Construction	$4,072,000
81	Robins & Morton	$3,263,530
82	Stalco Construction	$2,950,000
83	S. M. Wilson	$2,737,514
84	Progressive AE	$2,534,137
85	Parrish Construction	$2,319,766
86	STV	$2,279,106
87	Balfour Beatty US	$1,611,533
88	Batson-Cook	$1,022,377
89	Kitchell	$1,016,695
90	Haselden Construction	$794,423
91	Zak Companies	$788,048
92	Holt Construction	$753,412
93	ICON Architects	$510,000
94	Suffolk	$258,030
95	Wendel	$220,800
96	Ghafari Associates	$200,000
97	HSC Builders & Construction Managers	$121,000
SOURCE: BD+C 2019 GIANTS 300 REPORT

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