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Top 45 Data Center Construction Firms for 2019

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Top 45 Data Center Construction Firms for 2019

Whiting-Turner, Turner, Holder, DPR, and Fortis top the rankings of the nation's largest data center sector contractors and construction management firms, as reported in Building Design+Construction's 2019 Giants 300 Report.


By BD+C Staff | August 28, 2019
Top 45 Data Center Construction Firms for 2019 HKS - Aligned Energy - Aerial Perspective Rendering

Last year, Aligned Energy began expanding its data center campus in Phoenix (itself a repurposing of an old Honeywell facility) by 200,000 sf, which would bring its total to 550,000 sf at buildout sometime next year 2020. The campus’ critical capacity will be 180MW, and carrier neutral connectivity, as well as an industry-leading 1.15 PUE. HKS was the AOR on this project. Rendering: HKS

   

Whiting-Turner, Turner, Holder, DPR, and Fortis top the rankings of the nation's largest data center sector contractors and construction management firms, as reported in Building Design+Construction's 2019 Giants 300 Report.

 

 

Top 45 Data Center Construction Firms
BD+C GIANTS 300 REPORT

RANK COMPANY 2018 DATA CENTER REVENUE
1 Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., The $2,139,472,765
2 Turner Construction $1,681,639,824
3 Holder Construction $1,509,000,000
4 DPR Construction $1,400,411,000
5 Fortis Construction $894,313,000
6 HITT Contracting $680,436,372
7 STO Building Group (formerly Structure Tone) $501,400,000
8 JE Dunn Construction $457,636,009
9 Hensel Phelps $370,755,980
10 AECOM $249,300,000
11 Rogers-O'Brien Construction $248,031,912
12 Clune Construction $151,116,484
13 Gilbane $150,699,000
14 Balfour Beatty US $140,453,332
15 Mortenson Construction $116,032,000
16 J.T. Magen & Company $99,418,154
17 Hoffman Construction $74,434,122
18 Brasfield & Gorrie $70,017,136
19 Walbridge $68,900,000
20 Walsh Group, The $55,469,203
21 Fluor Corp. $54,800,000
22 Pepper Construction Group $31,030,000
23 Skanska USA $29,731,861
24 BlueScope Construction $29,271,931
25 McKinstry $28,500,000
26 Paric $27,710,243
27 Hathaway Dinwiddie Construction $25,000,000
28 Webcor $24,700,000
29 Nabholz $22,499,774
30 Layton Construction $20,757,465
31 EXP $20,131,500
32 T5 Construction Services $18,606,781
33 Salas O'Brien $16,674,914
34 Kraus-Anderson Construction Company $13,000,000
35 Suffolk $9,015,834
36 Executive Construction $6,000,000
37 Jacobs $5,010,000
38 Burns & McDonnell $3,709,233
39 BRPH $3,080,862
40 Cumming $3,066,166
41 Ryan Companies* $2,921,071
42 McCownGordon Construction $2,619,998
43 Weitz Company, The $1,631,000
44 CBRE $570,000
45 W.E. O'Neil Construction $225,288
46 Boldt Company, The $92,000
47 PCL Construcrion Enterprises $21,258
SOURCE: BD+C 2019 GIANTS 300 REPORT *EDITOR'S ESTIMATE

    

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