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ENR May 17, 2010

The Top 400 Contractors
By Gary J. Tulacz
Contractors increasingly are concluding that the industry recession will be a long one and are crafting management and marketing strategies to survive and come back stronger when the market rebounds.

Top 400 Rankings

Complete List with revenue and market data

Cover illustration by John Dismukes

Headlines

Building Cape Wind Won’t Be a Breeze
Britain’s Huge Offshore Wind Farm Faces An Array of Challenges
Out-of-Work Fishermen Hired By BP To Help Clean Up Its Spill
TVA Mulls Strategies For 2020 Generation
China Pushes Wind Capacity Domestically and Abroad
Closed-Loop Cooling Mandate May Cost California Plants
Oil Leak in Gulf Continues As Situation Starts To Get Sticky
Aggregates Firms Start Rocky But See Some Stability Ahead
Scathing Auditing Report Greets New Transit Chief
Designer, Contractor Save Millions on Idaho Interchange
Coal Ash Keeps Green Status, But Regulating It Will Cost
Nashville’s Waters Receding, But Damage Estimates Rising
Prison Builder Helps Inmates Go To Work
State Loan-Fund Bill Stalls Under Davis-Bacon Questions
Key Clue to Boston Pipe Burst Continues To Elude Authorities
Stimulus Funding Is Winding Down
House Passes ‘Cash for Caulkers’ Legislation
DOT Seeks To Alter DBE Regulations
Senate Panel Taking Requests For New WRDA Projects
Turner Adds Muscle to Its Heavy Construction by Buying Cruz
AECOM Buys Spanish Firm, Increasing European Footprint
San Francisco Short-Lists Architects for Museum Project
French Firm Wins $2.3-Billion Moroccan High-Speed-Rail Job
New Bill Proposes Stiff Penalties For Willful Safety Violations
Construction Unemployment Drops But Still Tops 20%