| Company | In List |
| Absher Construction Company | C80 |
| Adache Group Architects, LLC | A76 |
| Aecom Technology Corporation | EA2 |
| Affiliated Engineers | E5 |
| AKF Group LLC | EA21, E8 |
| Alberici Corp. | C70, CM42 |
| Albert Kahn Family of Companies | AE35 |
| Allen & Shariff Corp. | E55, C90, CM19 |
| Anderson Mikos Architects Ltd. | A64 |
| Aon Fire Protection Engineering Corp. | E26 |
| api(+) | A77 |
| Apogee Consulting Group, P.A. | E62 |
| ARCHITEKTON | A67 |
| Arup | E2 |
| Ashley McGraw Architects | A68 |
| Atkins North America | EA27, C81 |
| Austin Industries | C32, CM34 |
| AXIS Architecture + Design | A80 |
| Bala Consulting Engineers | E54 |
| Balfour Beatty US | C4, CM10 |
| Ballinger | AE19 |
| Bard, Rao + Athanas Consulting Engineers | E13 |
| Barge Waggoner Sumner & Cannon | EA29 |
| Barton Malow | C22, CM11 |
| Baskervill | AE48 |
| Batson-Cook | C72 |
| BBG-BBGM | A56 |
| BBS Architects, Landscape Architects and Engineers | AE55 |
| Bergmann Associates | EA25 |
| Bernards | C54, CM13 |
| Bette Companies, The | C78, CM36 |
| Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners | A28 |
| Birdsall Services Group | E27 |
| BL Harbert International | C40 |
| BLT Architects | A59 |
| Boldt Company, The | C38 |
| Bomel Construction Co. | C83 |
| Brasfield & Gorrie | C20, CM28 |
| Bridgers & Paxton Consulting Engineers | E38 |
| Brinjac Engineering | E57 |
| BRPH | EA24 |
| BSA LifeStructures | AE21 |
| Burns & McDonnell | EA14 |
| C.W. Driver | C57 |
| Callison | A6 |
| Cannon Design | AE4, BA6 |
| Carrier Johnson + Culture | A63 |
| Casco Diversified Corp. | AE45 |
| ccrd partners | E30 |
| CG Schmidt | C79 |
| Choate Construction | C49 |
| CJL Engineering | EA35 |
| Clancy & Theys Construction | C66 |
| Clark Group | C5 |
| CLARK NEXSEN | EA18 |
| Clayco | C30 |
| Coakley & Williams Construction | C68 |
| Coffman Engineers | E14 |
| Consigli Construction | C77, CM4 |
| Cooper Carry | A20 |
| CORE Construction | C34 |
| Corgan Associates | A10 |
| CTA Architects Engineers | AE22 |
| CTLGroup | E58 |
| Cuningham Group Architecture | A42 |
| Davis, Bowen & Friedel | EA39 |
| Day & Zimmermann | EA10 |
| Degenkolb Engineers | E16 |
| DesignGroup | A71 |
| Dewberry | EA15 |
| DLA Architects | AE56 |
| DLR Group | AE11 |
| Doster Construction | C71, CM16 |
| DPR Construction | C13 |
| Dunham Associates | E42 |
| E.W. Howell Co. | C64, CM33 |
| Eaton Energy Solutions | E40, C93, CM37 |
| EMJ Corp. | C52, CM35 |
| Ennead Architects | A13 |
| Epstein | AE41, C92, CM41 |
| ESD|Environmental Systems Design | E18 |
| EwingCole | AE16 |
| exp | EA7 |
| EYP Architecture & Engineering | AE13 |
| Fanning/Howey Associates | AE33 |
| FBA Engineering | E60 |
| Fentress Architects | A11 |
| FGM Architects | A54 |
| Fishbeck, Thompson, Carr & Huber | AE46 |
| FKP Architects | A17 |
| Flad Architects | AE15 |
| Fletcher-Thompson | AE43 |
| Flintco | C25, CM17 |
| Fluor Corp. | E1 |
| Francis Cauffman | A37 |
| FRCH Design Worldwide | A35 |
| FreemanWhite | AE34 |
| French & Parrello Associates | E53 |
| FXFOWLE Architects | A31 |
| G&W Engineering | E63 |
| GBBN Architects | A49 |
| Gensler | A1 |
| GHT Limited | E39 |
| Gilbane Building | C7, CM2 |
| Glumac | E22 |
| Goettsch Partners | A40 |
| Good Fulton & Farrell | A47 |
| Goodwyn, Mills and Cawood | AE47 |
| Gould Evans | A45 |
| Graef-USA | EA33 |
| Gray Construction | C46, CM43 |
| Gresham, Smith and Partners | AE17 |
| GRW | EA38 |
| Guernsey | EA31 |
| H&A Architects & Engineers | EA22 |
| H.F. Lenz Co. | E31 |
| H+L Architecture | A43 |
| H3 Hardy Collaboration Architecture | A72 |
| Hammel, Green and Abrahamson | AE10, BA9 |
| Hardin Construction | C50 |
| Harkins Builders | C73 |
| Harley Ellis Devereaux | AE32 |
| Harvard Jolly | A65 |
| Haskell | C43, CM39 |
| HBE Corp. | C63 |
| HDR Architecture | AE2, BA2 |
| Heapy Engineering | E32 |
| Heery International | AE18, C75, CM40 |
| Henderson Engineers | E7 |
| Henneman Engineering | E37 |
| Hensel Phelps | C11, CM38 |
| Hill International | CM5 |
| Hill & Wilkinson General Contractors | C67 |
| HITT Contracting | C26 |
| HKS | AE5, BA5 |
| HLW International | AE30 |
| HMC Architects | A8 |
| Hnedak Bobo Group | A57 |
| HNTB Architecture | AE14 |
| Hoar Construction | C47, CM20 |
| Hoffman Corp. | CM1 |
| HOK | AE1, BA1 |
| Holder Construction | C15 |
| Horn Design | A81 |
| Hunt Companies | C65 |
| Hunt Construction Group | C16 |
| IBI Group | AE7 |
| IMC Construction | C84, CM44 |
| Integrated Design Group | AE51 |
| Interface Engineering | E28 |
| Jacobs | EA1, C18, CM9 |
| James G. Davis Construction | C41 |
| James McHugh Construction | C82 |
| James Posey Associates | E45 |
| JE Dunn Construction | C17, CM8 |
| Jones Lang LaSalle | C91, CM6 |
| Joseph R. Loring & Associates | E43 |
| JRS Architect | A75 |
| Kamm Consulting | E61 |
| Karpinski Engineering | E48 |
| KBE Building | C74 |
| KCI Technologies | E35 |
| Kirksey Architecture | A55 |
| Kitchell | C56 |
| KJWW Engineering Consultants | E12 |
| KLH Engineers | E46 |
| KMD Architects | A22 |
| Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates | A4 |
| KPFF Consulting Engineers | E6 |
| Kraus-Anderson | C48, CM29 |
| KZF Design | EA32 |
| L.R. Kimball | EA33 |
| LawKingdon Architecture | AE42 |
| Layton Construction | C42 |
| Lee, Burkhart, Liu | A52 |
| Legat Architects | A66 |
| Lend Lease | C14, CM15 |
| LEO A DALY | AE9 |
| Lilker Associates Consulting Engineers | E47 |
| Linbeck Group | C59 |
| Little | AE26 |
| LMN Architects | A51 |
| Lord, Aeck & Sargent | A62 |
| LPA | AE20 |
| LS3P Associates | A18 |
| M/E Engineering | E29 |
| M+W U.S. | EA3 |
| Magnusson Klemencic Associates | E23 |
| Manhattan | C55, CM3 |
| Massa Montalto Architects | A73 |
| Mazzetti Nash Lipsey Burch | E25 |
| MBH Architects | A24 |
| McCarthy Holdings | C12, CM21 |
| McGough | C51 |
| McShane Companies, The | C44 |
| Merrick & Co. | EA9 |
| Messer Construction | C45 |
| Michael Baker Jr.Inc. | EA16 |
| Middough | EA17 |
| Mithun | A50 |
| Morris Architects | A48 |
| Mortenson Construction | C8, CM22 |
| Moseley Architects | AE28 |
| MulvannyG2 Architecture | A16 |
| NAC|Architecture | A34 |
| Nadel Architects | A60 |
| NBBJ | A3 |
| Nelson | AE25 |
| New South Construction | C76 |
| Newcomb & Boyd | E36 |
| Niles Bolton Associates | A46 |
| NTD Architecture | A33 |
| O'Dea, Lynch, Abbattista Consulting Engineers | E59 |
| Omniplan Architects | A74 |
| O'Neil Industries, Inc. / W.E. O'Neil | C53 |
| OZ Architecture | A39 |
| P2S Engineering | E49 |
| PageSoutherlandPage | AE12 |
| Paric Corp. | C62 |
| Parsons Brinckerhoff | EA5 |
| Paulus, Sokolowski and Sartor | EA30 |
| Payette | A23 |
| PBK | AE29 |
| PCL Construction Enterprises | C3 |
| Pearce Brinkley Cease + Lee | AE50 |
| Pepper Construction | C24, CM32 |
| Perkins Eastman | A5 |
| Perkins+Will | A2, BA3 |
| Perkowitz+Ruth Architects | A19 |
| Peter Basso Associates | E51 |
| PGAL | AE23 |
| PHX Architecture | A78 |
| Populous | A9 |
| Power Construction | C36, CM24 |
| R.G. Vanderweil Engineers | E11 |
| RBB Architects | A30 |
| RDH Interests | A79 |
| RDK Engineers | E24 |
| Reynolds, Smith and Hills | AE24 |
| Rist-Frost-Shumway Engineering | E52 |
| RMF Engineering | E21 |
| RMH Group, Inc., The | E50 |
| RNL | AE40 |
| Robins & Morton | C39, CM14 |
| Roche Constructors | C87 |
| Rodgers Builders | C60, CM45 |
| Rolf Jensen & Associates | E19 |
| Ross & Baruzzini | EA28 |
| Rosser International | AE52 |
| RSP Architects | A14 |
| RTKL Associates | AE6, BA8 |
| Rule Joy Trammell + Rubio | AE57 |
| Rutherford & Chekene | E41 |
| Ryan Companies | C33, CM27 |
| S. M. Wilson & Co. | C61, CM31 |
| S/L/A/M Collaborative, Inc., The | AE27 |
| Sasaki Associates | AE39 |
| Science Applications International Corp. | EA8 |
| Sebesta Blomberg | E17 |
| SEI Design Group | A70 |
| Shawmut Design and Construction | C35 |
| Shepley Bulfinch Richardson & Abbott | A27 |
| Sherlock, Smith & Adams | AE44 |
| Shive-Hattery | EA26 |
| SHW Group | A15 |
| Simpson Gumpertz & Heger | EA20 |
| Skanska USA | C6 |
| Skidmore, Owings & Merrill | AE3, BA4 |
| SLATERPAULL Architects | A69 |
| Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart, Stewart & Associates | A44 |
| Smith Seckman Reid | E10 |
| SmithGroupJJR | AE8, BA7 |
| SMMA | Symmes Maini & McKee Associates | AE36 |
| Solomon Cordwell Buenz | A29 |
| Sparling | E33 |
| Spectrum Engineers | EA37 |
| SRG Partnership | A58 |
| SSOE Group | EA11 |
| Stalco Construction | C89, CM26 |
| Stanley Consultants | EA36 |
| Stantec | EA4 |
| Structure Tone | C10, CM12 |
| STV | EA12 |
| Suffolk Construction | C21 |
| Summit Contractors Group | C88 |
| Sundt Construction | C37, CM30 |
| Swanke Hayden Connell Architects | A26 |
| Swinerton Inc. | C23, CM23 |
| Syska Hennessy Group | E4 |
| Taylor | AE49 |
| TEG Architects - The Estopinal Group | AE54 |
| Tetra Tech Architects & Engineers | E38 |
| The Jerde Partnership | A41 |
| ThermalTech Engineering | E34 |
| Thornton Tomasetti | EA13 |
| TLC Engineering for Architecture | E15 |
| TTG | TMAD Taylor & Gaines | E9 |
| Turner CorpORATION, The | C1 |
| Tutor Perini CorP. | C9 |
| tvsdesign | A21 |
| URS Corp. | EA6, C86, CM7 |
| Vintage Archonics | EA40 |
| VOA Associates | A25 |
| W. M. Jordan Co. | C58 |
| Walbridge | C29 |
| Walker Parking Consultants | EA23 |
| Wallace Engineering | E44 |
| Walsh Group, Ltd., The | C19 |
| Walter P Moore | E20 |
| Ware Malcomb | A32 |
| WATG | A12 |
| WD Partners | AE30 |
| WDG Architecture | A38 |
| Webcor Builders | C31 |
| Weis Builders | C69 |
| Weitz Company, The | C28, CM18 |
| Westlake Reed Leskosky | AE37 |
| Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., The | C2 |
| WHR Architects | A36 |
| Wick Fisher White | E56 |
| Wight & Co. | A61, C85, CM46 |
| Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates | EA19 |
| WSP USA | E56 |
| Yates Companies, Inc., The | C27, CM25 |
| Zak Companies | EA34, C94 |
| ZGF Architects | A7 |
| Ziegler Cooper Architects | A53 |
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