Top 80 Retail Construction Firms

TOP 80 RETAIL CONSTRUCTION FIRMS
Rank	Firm	2015 Revenue
1	VCC	$574,787,663
2	PCL Construction Enterprises	$556,581,503
3	Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., The	$553,062,362
4	Shawmut Design and Construction	$349,000,000
5	EMJ Corp.	$287,137,603
6	Hoar Construction	$235,377,000
7	dck worldwide	$204,462,000
8	Turner Construction Co.	$195,934,217
9	Beck Group, The	$185,064,042
10	W.E. O’Neil Construction Co.	$174,093,120
11	Schimenti Construction Co.	$162,000,000
12	Choate Construction Co.	$159,693,614
13	Gray Construction	$128,355,869
14	Pepper Construction Group	$119,310,000
15	DPR Construction	$118,506,000
16	Layton Construction Co.	$115,400,000
17	Balfour Beatty US	$112,810,085
18	Swinerton Inc.	$112,000,000
19	Graycor	$107,749,225
20	Hawkins Construction	$107,462,352
21	Bomel Construction Co.	$103,000,000
22	Dickinson Cameron Construction Co.	$100,000,000
23	KBE Building Corp.	$95,997,005
24	IMC Construction	$95,000,000
25	S. M. Wilson & Co.	$86,690,414
26	Sachse Construction	$82,737,985
27	Kraus-Anderson	$74,000,000
28	Brasfield & Gorrie	$72,018,499
29	McCarthy Holdings	$61,687,421
30	Ryan Companies US	$61,205,736
31	C.W. Driver Companies	$55,925,527
32	Yates Companies, The	$49,100,000
33	Manhattan Construction Group	$44,909,000
34	Hill & Wilkinson General Contractors	$39,880,000
35	Lendlease	$38,363,000
36	Hill International	$36,000,000
37	Kitchell Corp.	$34,284,041
38	JLL	$34,026,360
39	Shook Construction Co.	$32,186,918
40	W.M. Jordan Company	$30,814,498
41	Weis Builders	$30,165,000
42	Suffolk Construction Co.	$28,619,466
43	Jacobs	$21,950,000
44	Burns & McDonnell	$19,383,370
45	Leopardo Companies	$16,480,681
46	Skanska USA	$16,024,186
47	Jordan Foster Construction	$15,000,000
48	Alberici-Flintco	$14,696,582
49	LeChase Construction	$13,900,000
50	JE Dunn Construction	$12,918,573
51	Gilbane Building Co.	$12,691,000
52	McShane Cos., The	$11,864,323
53	Andersen Construction	$10,000,000
54	Core States Group	$9,558,990
55	Skender Construction	$9,435,837
56	James McHugh Construction Co.	$8,518,881
57	WSP \| Parsons Brinckerhoff	$8,454,000
58	Core Construction Group	$8,191,342
59	Bernards	$7,000,000
60	Stalco Construction	$5,100,000
61	Paric Corporation	$5,000,000
62	LPCiminelli	$4,368,000
63	AECOM	$3,900,000
64	Hunter Roberts Construction Group	$3,576,572
65	Branch & Associates	$3,342,786
66	Power Construction Co.	$3,000,000
67	GreenbergFarrow	$2,827,112
68	Adolfson & Peterson Construction	$2,410,000
69	Bette Companies, The	$2,275,296
70	Cumming	$2,054,000
71	Doster Construction Co.	$1,947,527
72	Haselden Construction	$1,420,013
73	BL Harbert International	$1,192,117
74	Coakley & Williams Construction	$1,107,647
75	Hagerman Group, The	$1,000,000
76	Barton Malow Co.	$940,680
77	Lawrence Group	$784,000
78	Donohoe Construction Co.	$186,000
79	Zak Companies	$103,464
80	Clune Construction Co.	$75,246
81	Webcor Builders	$61,435

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