The Top 400 Contractors

With the economy in recession and the market in decline, many large contractors are thankful that 2008 was booming, giving them one last chance to build backlogs. The ENR Top 400 Contractors raked in $338.38 billion in contracting revenue in 2008, up 11.2% over the $304.36 billion that the Top 400 took in during 2007. Of 375 contractors on this year’s list that submitted surveys last year, 245 had revenue increases, 128 saw declines and two were virtually unchanged.

The table below shows only rankings and firm name. For complete data from the Top Contractors list see the following links.

More detailed information on the Top 400 Contractors: View complete list with revenue and market data. Current Top 400 Contractors Story: Learning to Live Off Last Year’s Bounty Click below for earlier editions: 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003

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HOW TO USE THE TABLE

Companies ranked by construction revenue in 2008 in $ millions. Those with subsidiaries included (†) are listed by company rank, which may be found on the ENR Website at http://enr.com. Firms not ranked last year are designated **. Some markets may not add up to 100% due to omission of the “other” miscellaneous market category. NA=not available.

Figures include prime construction contracts, shares of joint ventures, subcontracts, construction portion of design-construct contracts and construction management “at-risk” contracts when the fi rm’s risks are similar to those of a general contractor. Figures also include the value of installed equipment when a fi rm has prime responsibility for specifying and procuring it within the scope of its construction contract.

ENR Top Lists or selections from the directory databases are available on pressure-sensitive labels or computer printouts. Included are the principal officer's name and title, company name and address, and phone and fax numbers. Click here for information on purchasing mailing lists.