Top Healthcare Sector Construction Firms [2014 Giants 300 Report]

Rank	Company	2013 Healthcare Revenue
1	Turner Construction	2,001,060,000
2	McCarthy Holdings	1,738,000,000
3	Skanska USA	1,207,794,377
4	Brasfield & Gorrie	974,254,444
5	Clark Group	867,497,494
6	DPR Construction	806,488,333
7	PCL Construction	721,107,363
8	Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., The	720,455,505
9	JE Dunn Construction	700,315,855
10	Balfour Beatty US	469,422,190
11	Robins & Morton	468,330,004
12	Gilbane	462,562,390
13	Mortenson Construction	432,640,000
14	Walsh Group, The	388,328,628
15	Tutor Perini Corp.	386,506,179
16	Swinerton Builders	375,070,000
17	Messer Construction	336,006,395
18	Lend Lease	331,103,000
19	Hunt Construction Group	325,000,000
20	Hensel Phelps	294,590,000
21	Flintco	292,000,000
22	Boldt Company, The	287,679,000
23	Kitchell Corp.	282,027,219
24	Structure Tone	270,210,000
25	Pepper Construction	257,680,000
26	Rodgers Builders	249,638,989
27	Layton Construction	234,500,000
28	HBE Corporation	226,600,000
29	Barton Malow	213,330,265
30	Suffolk Construction	182,084,919
31	Power Construction	176,000,000
32	Linbeck Group	176,000,000
33	LeChase Construction Services	164,000,000
34	Manhattan Construction	158,899,000
35	Kraus-Anderson Construction	155,000,000
36	McGough	154,000,000
37	Hoar Construction	142,129,000
38	Austin Commercial	136,529,788
39	Alberici Constructors	116,627,076
40	HITT Contracting	110,700,000
41	Haselden Construction	88,164,026
42	LPCiminelli	86,227,842
43	Leopardo Companies	84,191,575
44	S. M. Wilson & Co.	69,057,136
45	Ryan Companies US	62,563,799
46	Hathaway Dinwiddie Construction	58,000,000
47	Adolfson & Peterson Construction	57,187,309
48	Yates Companies, The	55,100,000
49	Paric Corp.	55,000,000
50	Haskell	54,318,346
51	Astorino	53,471,201
52	C.W. Driver	53,470,000
53	Hoffman Construction	50,000,000
54	Batson-Cook	49,964,833
55	Consigli Construction	48,026,932
56	CORE Construction Group	47,895,695
57	W. M. Jordan Company	45,505,179
58	URS Corp.	45,036,525
59	Beck Group, The	44,596,035
60	Heery International	42,516,564
61	Sundt Construction	41,153,256
62	Harkins Builders	38,000,000
63	Hill International	36,000,000
64	Allen & Shariff	36,000,000
65	IMC Construction	32,841,400
66	Stalco Construction	28,750,000
67	Hill & Wilkinson	28,421,000
68	JLL	20,655,628
69	KBE Building Corp.	20,464,757
70	McShane Companies, The	19,259,500
71	Choate Construction	19,114,951
72	Weis Builders	18,060,000
73	Parsons Brinckerhoff	17,950,364
74	O'Neil Industries/W.E. O'Neil	17,774,186
75	Bomel Construction	17,551,018
76	Bette Companies, The	17,026,000
77	STV	16,419,000
78	Douglas Company, The	16,362,254
79	Clune Construction	15,466,773
80	Shawmut Design and Construction	15,000,000
81	Coakley & Williams Construction	14,197,245
82	Bernards	9,600,000
83	Weitz Company, The	7,773,262
84	Walbridge	7,700,000
85	Fortis Construction	7,070,000
86	Absher Construction	5,980,782
87	B. L. Harbert International	5,908,948
88	James G. Davis Construction	5,156,091
89	James McHugh Construction	4,088,528
90	Hawkins Construction	3,500,000
91	E.W. Howell	3,204,000
92	Graycor	2,181,192
93	EBCO General Contractor	1,244,000
94	New South Construction	1,125,000
95	Wight & Company	364,000
96	Juneau Construction	186,818
97	Hunt Companies	126,358

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