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Top Hotel Construction Firms [2013 Giants 300 Report]

Top Hotel Construction Firms [2013 Giants 300 Report]

Manhattan Construction, Structure Tone, Lend Lease top Building Design+Construction's 2013 ranking of the largest hotel contractors and construction management firms in the U.S.


By BD+C Staff | July 22, 2013
Quapaw Downstream Casino Resort, Quapaw, Oklahoma; Courtesy Manhattan Constructi
Quapaw Downstream Casino Resort, Quapaw, Oklahoma; Courtesy Manhattan Construction

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rank Company 2012 Hospitality Revenue ($)
1 Manhattan Construction $290,769,000
2 Structure Tone $250,908,000
3 Lend Lease $234,975,000
4 Swinerton Builders $227,431,950
5 Mortenson Construction $209,550,000
6 Tutor Perini Corporation $209,216,126
7 Brasfield & Gorrie $163,774,558
8 Flintco $155,600,000
9 Messer Construction $147,695,128
10 Yates Cos., The $144,700,000
11 Hunt Construction Group $113,000,000
12 Turner Corporation, The $110,200,000
13 Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., The $99,762,394
14 Balfour Beatty $88,931,497
15 Hensel Phelps $88,050,000
16 LPCiminelli $69,787,531
17 Weitz Co., The $54,624,939
18 Clark Group $52,736,735
19 Bernards $47,600,000
20 HITT Contracting $42,173,376
21 Layton Construction $35,900,000
22 PCL Construction Enterprises $33,820,140
23 Skanska USA $31,984,540
24 Choate Construction $29,210,659
25 McCarthy Holdings $28,000,000
26 Hill & Wilkinson General Contractors $27,190,846
27 EMJ $25,900,000
28 S. M. Wilson & Co. $24,417,808
29 CORE Construction Group $23,053,483
30 Kraus-Anderson Construction $20,000,000
31 Suffolk Construction $18,418,650
32 Weis Builders $18,199,000
33 Holder Construction $18,000,000
34 Gilbane $17,781,000
35 Kitchell $17,550,000
36 IMC Construction $15,603,000
37 JE Dunn Construction $14,264,519
38 O'Neil Industries/W.E. O'Neil $11,934,049
39 Pepper Construction Group $11,800,000
40 Robins & Morton $9,500,000
41 James McHugh Construction $9,160,306
42 Clancy & Theys Construction $9,030,000
43 Power Construction $7,000,000
44 Batson-Cook $6,842,241
45 Graycor $6,408,215
46 New South Construction $5,500,000
47 Jones Lang LaSalle $5,092,400
48 Ryan Companies US $4,882,588
49 Summit Contracting Group $4,000,000
50 Walsh Group, The $3,780,756
51 Barton Malow $3,296,591
52 Coakley & Williams Construction $2,991,511
53 C.W. Driver $2,455,708
54 Shawmut Design and Construction $2,200,000
55 Gray $2,000,000
56 Hoffman Construction $2,000,000
57 Linbeck Group $2,000,000
58 Walbridge $1,000,000
59 Alberici Constructors $618,669
60 W. M. Jordan Co. $563,522
61 Austin Commercial $504,820
62 E.W. Howell $490,000
63 Sundt Construction $306,474
64 Stalco Construction $300,000
65 Hoar Construction $153,000
66 KBE Building Corporation $68,353

 

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