Reconstruction Sector Construction Firms [2013 Giants 300 Report]

Rank	Company	2012 Reconstruction Revenue ($)
1	Structure Tone	$2,001,631,400
2	DPR Construction	$1,581,855,087
3	Gilbane	$1,555,672,000
4	Turner Corporation, The	$1,547,270,000
5	Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., The	$1,103,049,380
6	PCL Construction Enterprises	$796,283,833
7	HITT Contracting	$789,024,806
8	Pepper Construction Group	$753,093,000
9	Balfour Beatty	$671,639,247
10	Barton Malow	$597,731,773
11	Consigli Construction	$582,690,617
12	Mortenson Construction	$575,835,000
13	Swinerton Builders	$533,791,300
14	JE Dunn Construction	$493,886,687
15	Shawmut Design and Construction	$463,700,000
16	McCarthy Holdings	$453,000,000
17	Lend Lease	$430,449,623
18	Messer Construction	$406,067,483
19	James G Davis Construction	$400,000,000
20	Flintco	$349,700,000
21	Walbridge	$258,210,000
22	Clark Group	$234,100,000
23	Suffolk Construction	$213,750,000
24	Hensel Phelps	$208,918,000
25	Walsh Group, The	$191,442,560
26	S. M. Wilson & Co.	$184,454,024
27	LPCiminelli	$178,359,683
28	Ryan Companies US	$177,096,977
29	Weitz Co., The	$174,343,000
30	O'Neil Industries/W.E. O'Neil	$158,602,583
31	Bernards	$156,000,000
31	Holder Construction	$156,000,000
33	Power Construction	$138,000,000
34	C.W. Driver	$137,880,081
35	Manhattan Construction	$136,727,000
36	Kraus-Anderson Construction	$135,000,000
37	Boldt Company, The	$124,598,437
38	McShane Cos., The	$113,912,205
39	KBE Building Corporation	$104,471,183
40	Jones Lang LaSalle	$99,254,667
41	Kitchell	$98,700,000
42	McGough	$95,000,000
43	Coakley & Williams Construction	$91,740,291
44	Hoar Construction	$89,955,000
45	Weis Builders	$85,591,000
46	Choate Construction	$78,458,679
47	IMC Construction	$74,400,000
48	Linbeck Group	$72,000,000
49	EMJ	$70,812,515
50	E.W. Howell	$57,552,000
51	Hill & Wilkinson General Contractors	$53,555,247
52	Doster Construction	$53,039,339
53	Paric	$47,500,000
54	New South Construction	$45,600,000
55	W. M. Jordan Co.	$44,999,018
56	Hoffman Construction	$40,898,322
57	ECC	$40,406,560
58	Yates Cos., The	$40,000,000
59	Bette Companies, The	$37,000,000
60	Stalco Construction	$35,590,000
61	Hunt Construction Group	$35,000,000
62	Harkins Builders	$30,000,000
63	Batson-Cook	$26,835,000
64	James McHugh Construction	$26,147,139
65	Hunt Companies	$20,429,649
66	Carlson Design Construct	$20,000,000
67	Austin Commercial	$16,410,815
68	Douglas Company, The	$7,354,320

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