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2020 Laboratory Facilities Sector Giants: Top architecture, engineering, and construction firms in the U.S. laboratory facilities sector

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2020 Laboratory Facilities Sector Giants: Top architecture, engineering, and construction firms in the U.S. laboratory facilities sector

Affiliated Engineers, HDR, and Skanska top BD+C's rankings of the nation's largest laboratory facilities sector architecture, engineering, and construction firms, as reported in the 2020 Giants 400 Report.


By BD+C STAFF | December 3, 2020
2020 Laboratory Facilities Sector Giants

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Top 60 Laboratory Facilities Sector Architecture and AE Firms for 2020
  FIRM 2019 REVENUE
1 HDR $67,934,463
2 Payette $45,490,246
3 Perkins and Will $38,728,210
4 Stantec $32,576,919
5 Flad Architects $30,549,000
6 DGA $29,107,328
7 ZGF Architects $27,437,745
8 HOK $21,921,000
9 Elkus Manfredi Architects $15,051,000
10 Moody Nolan $12,421,400
11 Gensler $12,328,492
12 EwingCole $10,800,000
13 HGA $10,510,300
14 Kirksey Architecture $9,446,675
15 Hord Coplan Macht $8,628,290
16 Ennead Architects $8,511,986
17 Page $7,300,000
18 Cooper Carry $7,085,026
19 CannonDesign $7,000,000
20 Ballinger $5,743,671
21 McFarlane Architects $5,050,000
22 HED $4,000,000
23 EYP Architecture & Engineering $3,510,062
24 Clark Nexsen $3,400,000
25 BWBR $2,587,000
26 BSA LifeStructures $1,941,900
27 E4H Environments for Health Architecture $1,600,000
28 Emersion Design $1,591,366
29 TreanorHL $1,300,000
30 EXP $1,068,987
31 MBH Architects $1,053,000
32 Diamond Schmitt Architects $917,038
33 Bergmann $870,000
34 Blair + Mui Dowd Architects $847,131
35 Lawrence Group $802,900
36 Taylor Design $763,000
37 S/L/A/M Collaborative, The $704,000
38 RS&H $700,000
39 AE Works Ltd. $685,000
40 Ratio Architects $669,208
41 BHDP Architecture $558,622
42 CSArch $464,327
43 CO Architects $441,600
44 Wright Heerema Architects $429,350
45 NAC Architecture $353,048
46 Partners by Design $250,000
47 AE Design Group $238,500
48 SWBR Architecture, Engineering & Landscape Architecture $197,908
49 H. Hendy Associates $179,657
50 Ware Malcomb $155,437
51 Margulies Perruzzi $154,895
52 Little Diversified Architectural Consulting $150,094
53 Design Collaborative $125,980
54 Architecture, Incorporated $100,000
55 H2M Architects + Engineers $81,998
56 Eppstein Uhen Architects (EUA) $75,000
57 Crawford Architects $74,000
58 Davis Brody Bond $65,203
59 Leo A Daly $59,000
60 Fennick McCredie Architecture $48,582
61 FCA $29,769
62 Carrier Johnson + Culture $13,473
63 M+A Architects $9,818
64 CPL $4,760

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Top 45 Laboratory Facilities Sector Engineering and EA Firms for 2020
  FIRM 2019 REVENUE
1 Affiliated Engineers $53,815,908
2 WSP $18,342,088
3 Burns & McDonnell $17,040,014
4 Vanderweil Engineers $16,725,100
5 RMF Engineering $8,500,000
6 KPFF Consulting Engineers $6,279,000
7 NV5 Global $5,378,000
8 Salas O'Brien $5,353,648
9 Jensen Hughes $4,104,037
10 Bridgers & Paxton Consulting Engineers $2,839,758
11 AKF Group $2,680,000
12 CDM Smith $2,664,934
13 EAPC Architects Engineers $1,884,896
14 PS&S $1,641,000
15 ME Engineers $1,530,000
16 Ross & Baruzzini $1,500,000
17 Wiley|Wilson $1,464,600
18 M/E Engineering $1,436,365
19 IMEG Corp. $1,267,482
20 KZF Design $1,222,908
21 Pedco E & A Services $1,181,000
22 Sherlock, Smith & Adams $1,080,000
23 Syska Hennessy Group $1,053,634
24 SSC Engineering $1,021,944
25 HEAPY $888,180
26 Jaros, Baum & Bolles $834,744
27 Bala Consulting Engineers $826,000
28 Henderson Engineers $814,513
29 Smith Seckman Reid $632,325
30 RTM Engineering Consultants $537,215
31 TLC Engineering Solutions $498,793
32 Spectrum Engineers $481,560
33 Paradigm Structural Engineers $461,181
34 LaBella Associates $366,629
35 Wick Fisher White $260,000
36 Dunham Associates $250,000
37 Tec Inc. Engineering & Design $217,034
38 H.F. Lenz $207,350
39 Highland Associates $200,000
40 Wallace Engineering $50,000
41 ESD $28,284
42 Schaefer $27,516
43 LBYD Engineers $20,827
44 KLH Engineers $18,057
45 Architectural Engineers Inc. $7,878
46 Davis, Bowen & Friedel $2,010

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Top 25 Laboratory Facilities Sector Contractors and CM Firms for 2020
  FIRM 2019 REVENUE
1 Skanska USA $642,791,839
2 Whiting-Turner Contracting Company, The $590,598,501
3 Gilbane Building Company $270,203,000
4 Walbridge $242,773,551
5 McCarthy Holdings $200,726,153
6 Mortenson $149,207,000
7 Hoffman Construction $115,428,340
8 JE Dunn Construction $113,182,104
9 Manhattan Construction Group $49,361,414
10 LeChase Construction Services $46,109,344
11 Hensel Phelps $45,826,087
12 Barton Malow $44,333,073
13 McCownGordon Construction, LLC $37,059,246
14 W. M. Jordan Company $31,641,300
15 Walsh Group, The $27,443,818
16 Shawmut Design and Construction $25,744,655
17 Millie and Severson General Contractors $19,478,792
18 Columbia $12,000,000
19 Kraus-Anderson Construction $5,000,000
20 Joeris General Contractors $4,013,818
21 Hill International $3,570,814
22 Cumming $3,009,450
23 Suffolk Construction $2,857,666
24 HITT Contracting $1,959,722
25 Messer Construction $1,350,335
26 Burns & McDonnell $606,469
27 Hoar Construction $74,000

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