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Top K-12 School Sector Construction Firms [2013 Giants 300 Report]

Top K-12 School Sector Construction Firms [2013 Giants 300 Report]

Gilbane, Balfour Beatty, Turner top Building Design+Construction's 2013 ranking of the largest K-12 school sector contractors and construction management firms in the U.S.


By BD+C Staff | July 22, 2013
Rank Company 2012 K-12 Revenue ($)
1 Gilbane $947,077,000
2 Balfour Beatty $483,944,476
3 Turner Corporation, The $357,910,000
4 CORE Construction Group $284,198,375
5 Skanska USA $273,418,351
6 McCarthy Holdings $260,000,000
7 Kraus-Anderson Construction $211,000,000
8 JE Dunn Construction $169,860,436
9 Consigli Construction $148,883,468
10 Barton Malow $139,236,049
11 LPCiminelli $136,574,023
12 McShane Cos., The $125,656,264
13 Tutor Perini Corporation $117,829,000
14 PCL Construction Enterprises $113,500,025
15 Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., The $103,222,924
16 Suffolk Construction $101,068,690
17 Flintco $98,000,000
18 Bernards $85,000,000
19 Walsh Group, The $77,069,941
20 Manhattan Construction $72,765,000
21 Pepper Construction Group $71,480,000
22 Absher Construction $70,720,000
23 Shawmut Design and Construction $70,300,000
24 Doster Construction $66,571,533
25 S. M. Wilson & Co. $61,555,732
26 Wight $59,617,413
27 C.W. Driver $57,145,425
28 EMJ $52,200,000
29 Lend Lease $45,243,000
30 Sundt Construction $39,320,546
31 Bette Companies, The $39,000,000
32 KBE Building Corporation $38,543,687
33 Structure Tone $36,992,100
34 Weitz Co., The $35,606,376
35 Ryan Companies US $34,824,199
36 Coakley & Williams Construction $28,042,178
37 Kitchell $22,420,000
38 E.W. Howell $21,040,000
39 Weis Builders $19,217,000
40 Choate Construction $18,405,333
41 Clark Group $18,315,994
42 Hoffman Construction $18,000,000
43 Linbeck Group $17,000,000
44 Yates Cos., The $14,800,000
45 Stalco Construction $13,300,000
46 McGough $13,250,000
47 Brasfield & Gorrie $12,408,293
48 Hoar Construction $11,928,000
49 Clancy & Theys Construction $11,000,000
50 Batson-Cook $9,890,312
51 Boldt Company, The $9,352,432
52 IMC Construction $7,963,000
53 HITT Contracting $6,548,780
54 O'Neil Industries/W.E. O'Neil $5,668,472
55 Walbridge $5,000,000
56 Messer Construction $4,863,872
57 New South Construction $1,200,000
58 Jones Lang LaSalle $1,128,566
59 B. L. Harbert International $747,964
60 W. M. Jordan Co. $234,520
61 DPR Construction $83,515
62 ECC $63,014

 

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