2011-Top 500 Design Firms

The 2011 Top 500 Design Firms
August 2, 2010
The industry is still working through odd patches between the recession and what appears to be
the early stages of recovery. As many firms search for clarity about markets and trends, ENR has
re-engineered a new approach to the findings of the ENR Top 500 Design Firms survey. Look for
new infographics with data and viewpoints from the nations largest design firms, presented in
easy-to-read formats created to provide readers with fresh insights.
Article:
The Top 500 Design Firms: Starting the Long, Slow Climb out of the Recession
Rankings:
The Top 500 Design Firms
Top 500 dialogue
Top 20 by sector
Top 50 designers in international markets
Top 100 pure designers
Top 500 up close
the top 500 design firms

Starting the long, slow climb out
of the recession By Gary J. Tulacz
The industry is still working

through odd patches
between the recession and
what appears to be the early
stages of recovery. As many
firms search for clarity about
markets and trends, ENR
has re-engineered a new
approach to the findings of
the ENR Top 500 Design
Firms survey. Look for
new infographics with data
and viewpoints from the
nations largest design firms,
presented in easy-to-read
formats created to provide
readers with fresh insights.
500
60 2010-2011 at a glance
62 Game changer
60 Past decade's revenue
64 Who bought whom
61 Markets analysis
65 Top 500 dialogue
61 Hiring
66 Top 20 by sector
62 Global market analysis
70 Top 50 designers in
international markets
73 Innovation
70 Hot markets
74 How to read the tables
74 Top 500 up close
72 Top 100
pure designers
77 Top 500 list
96 Index of firms
00 2010 at a glance
00 Last Year/This Year

00 The Top Movers
00 Top 20 by revenue
00 Top 20 by catergory
00 Heading Here
00 Top 50 designers in

International Markers
00 Top 100 Pure Designers

00 How to read the list
00 Top 500 List
00 Index of Firms
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the Top 500 design firms
2010-2011 at a Glance
Volume (in $ billions)
Number of Firms
Reporting Profitability
79.8
421
Number of Firms
Reporting Size of Backlog
Total Revenue
Domestic Revenue
202
International Revenue
Higher
Lower
Domestic Profits
57.9
Domestic Loss
Same
International Profit
123
International Loss
137
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Comparing the
Past Decades
Design Revenue
127
22.0
59
50.1
2002
50.1
2003
49.2
2004
53.0
2005
59.3
2006
69.6
2007
80.6
2008
90.6
2009
80.0
2010
79.8
2011
(in $ billions) Source: McGraw-Hill Construction Reasearch & Analytics/ENR.
For the first time in over three years, the construction
industry is seeing signs that the deep industry recession

has bottomed out and the market is turning around.
But among large design firms, no one is ready to pop
any corks to celebrate. However, most firms believe
the recovery will be a long, slow climb with some
bumps along the way.
The results can be seen in ENRs Top 500 Design
Firms list. The Top 500, taken as a group, had overall
design revenue of $79.8 billion in 2010, down 0.2%
from 2009s $80 billion and 11.9% from 2008s highwater mark of $90.6 billion. Not surprisingly, the domestic U.S. market was hit harder for the Top 500 than
the international market. Design revenue for projects
in the U.S. for the Top 500 fell 2.3% to $57.86 billion
in 2010 from $59.22 billion in 2009. Revenue from
projects outside the U.S. rose in 2010 to $21.96 billion,
up 5.6% from $20.80 billion in 2009. However, domestic revenue dropped 15.1% over the two-year period from 2008 to 2010, while international design
revenue fell 2.1% during the same time period for the
Top 500.
There is a general feeling among the Top 500 firms
that the markets will recover over the next 12 months.
The ENR online survey contained a series of marketrelated questions, including whether survey participants believed prospects for the U.S. construction
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Yes, we have
been pressed,
but there are
some really
good signs in
the market
for the next
24 months.
John Dionisio,
CEO, AECOM
market would improve over the next 12 months. Of

the 418 firms on the Top 500 that answered this question, 58.9% said the market would improve. Only 6%
believed it would continue to decline, while 35.2%
thought the market would stay the same.
I dont think anyone believes that we are out of
the recession yet, says Brad Perkins, CEO of Perkins
Eastman. We are looking a bathtub curve of a recovery. We are out of the drain, but we will have a
long, gradual rise before we hit a significant upward
slope, says Craig Martin, CEO of Jacobs.
Dick Fox, CEO of CDM adds, I think it is going
to take two years for the market to come all the way
back. I dont think recovery will come this year, but
there will be slow increases in the market.
John Cryer, principal at PageSoutherlandPage, says
he is seeing more private-sector requests for qualifications but was surprised at how quickly federal-sector
bids shut down as the debate in Congress over budget
cuts heated up. This time, I think the private sector
will lead us out of the recession.
John Dionisio, CEO of AECOM, says firms have
learned to work smarter and will be better prepared
when the market turns around. Yes, we have all been
pressed, but there are some really good signs in the
market for the next 12 months, Dionisio says. He did
not elaborate on what those signs are.
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OVERVIEW
General Building
16,713.4 (20.9%)
Market Analysis
Transportation
16,459.5 (20.6%)
Petroleum
13,596.7 (17.0%)
Manufacturing
1,603.9 (2.0%)
Industrial
3,637.3 (4.6%)
Water
5,334.4 (6.7%)
Sewer / Waste
5,273.7 (6.6%)
Power
7,685.4 (9.6%)
Telecom
614.6 (0.8%)
(Measured $ millions)
Source: McGraw-Hill Construction
Reasearch & Analytics/ENR.
Professional
Domestic
Staff Hiring
Hazardous Waste
6,847.4 (8.6%)
Professional
International
Staff Hiring
That the economy seems to be on a steady course

toward sustained growth is a cause for optimism, but
not exuberance, says Kathleen McGinty, senior vice
president of Weston Solutions. She expects weak
growth in the short term.
For most, if not all, the firms on the list, the biggest
concern is project funding in the public sector. No
one has money, and no one has a good way to get
money, so the public sector is going to be problematic
in the near term, says Jacobs Martin. Only those segments within the public sector that have revenue
streams attached through such sources as tolls or ratepayers will remain steady to strong, he says.
Some firms say a pause in new projects hasnt
stopped public agencies from preparing for a turnaround in funding. Utilities are continuing planning
activity, says Dan McCarthy, president of Black &
Veatchs global water group. Even in California, where
activity is down by half, agencies are engaged in longterm planning. They know they cant ramp up programs quickly, so they want to be prepared when funding does become available.
Who Owns Them Now?
One of the biggest trends in the design profession is
consolidation among firms. This year, 12 firms from
the 2010 Top 500 were acquired or absorbed into their
457
Top 500 firms
sent surveys in
last year.
41.6%
Saw revenue
increases
between 2009
and 2010.
57.1%
Saw revenue
declines
between 2009
and 2010.
Other
2,058.6 (2.6%)
Increase
Decrease
(Measured in
firms reporting)
Stayed the Same

parent companies. And two firms on this years Top

500 already have been acquired this year.
Among the larger deals was Jacobs $675-million
purchase of the mining and metals operations of Norways Aker Solutions. Mining and metals is a very robust market, and the acquisition is squarely in the firms
sweet spot, says Martin. He says the acquisition puts
Jacobs at the top end of that market, along with Fluor
and Bechtel.
Martin says many design firms have a lot of cash
but few places to invest it other than through acquisitions. Acquisition prices have finally come down from
previous highs, with multiples now back down to single digits, Martin states. He says Jacobs is looking for
deals in upstream oil and gas markets as well as the
right opportunities in power markets.
Canadas Stantec is one of the most active companies in acquisitions in the U.S. In 2010, it bought three
firms from last years Top 500 Design Firms list: No.
85, Burt Hill, Philadelphia, for $36 million; No. 318,
WilsonMiller, Naples, Fla., and No. 485, ECO:Logic,
Rocklin, Calif. And this year, it has acquired
Anshen+Allen Architects, which is No. 284 on this
years list. I believe we have achieved critical mass in
the U.S., with nearly 5,000 staff to go [and] 6,000 in
Canada, says Stantec CEO Robert Gomes.
Gomes says acquisitions were difficult in 2008 and
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Canada
5,186.1 (23.6%)
Asia / Australia
6,338.2 (28.9%)
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Global Market Analysis
Middle East
3,131.0 (14.3%)
Europe
4,602.4 (21.0%)
International Market
Revenue: 21,957.3
Domestic Market
Revenue: 57,867.5
Latin America
1237.8 (5.6%)
Carribean Islands
157.0 (0.7%)
Africa
1,304.0 (5.9%)


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Game Changer | By Gary J. Tulacz
Public-Parsons Partnership
Many design firms in infrastructure
markets are seeking alternative
financing sources for projects.
Parsons Corp. is taking the next
step by creating a new group,
Parsons Enterprises, to help create
alternative financing plans and, in
the right cases, invest in the
projects themselves.
The joke has been that you
would go to conferences on
alternative financing and discuss
the same three projects over and
over, says Ruth McMorrow, new
executive vice president at
Parsons. McMorrow helped
arrange public-private deals on
civil works as an investment
banker at Scotia Capital, Toronto.
It will be our job to assist clients
in determining whether a particular

project lends itself to alternative
financing and provide them
options on how to proceed,
McMorrow says. We provide
clients options, and they decide
what is best for them.
But Parsons is not simply willing
to advise clients. We proceed on
the assumption that we may be an
equity partner in the project,
McMorrow says. Parsons has
worked on several P3 projects,
including Autoroute 25 in Montreal
(see above). McMorrow says that
she already is reviewing 12
projects from other units of
Parsons that may be equity
financing candidates in the
transportation and water sectors.
Photo Courtesy Parsons
2009 because it was tough to value firms in a down

market based solely on expectations. Also, many firms
had unrealistic estimates of their own value in a recessionary market. As it turned out, we made no acquisitions in the first half of 2010 but 10 in the second half,
he says.
Stantec believes in the strength of its own brand.
While there is value in brand names of acquired firms,
we are acquiring talent, not just a name, says Gomes.
That is why it rebrands the firms it acquires under the
Stantec name. We realize that it is difficult for some
firms, but we try to provide the people of the acquired
firms with greater resources to match greater challenges, he says. Seven of the Stantecs 11 senior vice
presidents are from acquired firms.
Another Canadian designer that made a splash in
the U.S. in 2010 was exp Global, which changed its
name from Trow Global on April 4. The firm acquired
Teng Affiliated Cos., Chicago, which ranked No. 157
on last years Top 500, and X-nth, Maitland, Fla., which
ranked No. 198. We had been in the pipeline and oil
sectors in the U.S., but two years ago we redirected the
company to be more global in a broad variety of sectors, says Rob Petrov, senior vice president of exp
Global. We are now a full-service firm in the U.S.
Defense contractor SAIC has made a major move
into the construction design market. In the past
three years, SAIC has acquired Oklahoma Citybased Benham Group and Denver-based R.W. Beck.
We are one of the few major defense firms that have
moved into the construction market through acquisition, says J.T. Grumski, senior vice president of
SAIC. He says that SAIC is continuing to look to add
new firms but not to build size. We are looking for
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specific expertise in enduring markets, such as energy

and technology.
Buying Markets
Many firms are looking to acquire firms so they can
expand in their strongest markets. One of the biggest
was CDMs acquisition of Wilbur Smith Associates, a
deal that was announced on Feb. 25. WSA is ranked
No. 70 on this years Top 500. This has moved us into
the water market and transportation, says Fox.
Another firm getting into new market sectors is
CDI Engineering Solutions, which last year purchased
L. Robert Kimball & Associates, Ebensburg, Pa. Kimball was ranked No. 155 on last years Top 500. This
move gives the firm new capabilities in the infrastructure market, says Bob Giorgio, CDIs president. Kimballs capabilities let CDI to play in the general infrastructure markets as well as allow it to provide added
infrastructure support to its industrial customers, both
in the U.S. and abroad, he adds.
But not all design firms are looking to grow through
acquisition. HNTB topped the $1 billion mark in 2010
by just $60,000, but the company did it through organic
growth. The milestone was a long time coming, says
Paul Yarossi, president of HNTB Holdings. We have
not made a major acquisition in the past 10 years.
The move toward consolidation has put many midsize firms on the defensive. However, some midsize
firms say expertise is more important than size. Firms
like AECOM are huge compared to us, but their bridge
division is no bigger that ours, says Mike Britt, vice
president of Modjeski and Masters Inc. I have never
had a client ask me how big we are. They are more
concerned about whether we can provide them with a
highly skilled team on-site, says Craig Goehring,
CEO, Brown and Caldwell. He adds that consolidation
also has removed a few competitors that have been
absorbed into larger firms.
The recession has taken its toll on design firms, but
relatively few have failed. This is because most major
firms have paid attention to their bottom lines, despite
pressures to maintain the top line. We have been more
selective in selecting projects, says Carl Roehling,
CEO of SmithGroup. We dont want to pursue work
just for the sake of volume.
For exp Global, growth is a matter of flexibility.
You have to have a growth scheme where people can
move from one market to another to take advantage
of opportunities, says Ivan Dvorak, executive vice
president of U.S. operations for exp Global. However,
he says business development is a constant challenge.
It is like mowing the grass. You let it go for one week
and things start looking bad, says Dvorak.
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Who Bought Whom...

Firms from last years Top 500 that were recently acquired
The Acquirers
158
The Acquired
Nolte Vertical 5
94
KKE Architects (335)
01
AECOM
12
Arcadis
RTKL Associates Inc. (56)
T.Y. Lin
Medina Consultants (453)
55
102
DLR
H.W. Lochner
59
exp Global
25
Stantec
Eco:LOGIC Engineering (485)

Burt Hill (85)
31
Michael Baker
Acquiring Firm
00 2011 Rank
On the
Web
For expanded
content on the
Top 500 List
see enr.com/
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Acquired Firm
(00) 2010 Rank
Many design firms are expanding their array of services. For example, AECOM acquired Tishman Construction last summer for $245 million. We always
thought of ourselves as pure designers, but everything
is changing, and we found we needed to get into the
construction side, says AECOMs Dionisio. He notes
that AECOM has no plans to do any self-perform construction and will stick to the construction management side. He says the Tishman acquisition allows
AECOM to bring both construction and design perspectives to a client.
SSOE is another firm that is exploring new services.
For the past two years, SSOE has a new focus on
construction and program management, says Vince
DiPofi, senior vice president of the SSOE Group. He
says the firm now can provide clients a full range of
project services, including construction and program
management as well as planning and design. It is now
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OVERVIEW
The Top 500 Dialogue

ENR: Do you see any existing or new technologies
that are helping change the design process?
Brad Perkins, CEO
Perkins Eastman
New York, N.Y.
ENR: What do you think about the trend toward

industry consolidation?
Vince DiPofi,
senior vice president
SSOE
Toledo, Ohio
When you have a small professional team at an

international location, it takes a sophisticated
communication capability to support them. It is
hard to imagine how you can work internationally without BIM and Web-based technology.
The problem is there is a lack of succession

planning. The retiring baby boom generation is
leaving many firms without a solid succession
plan in place. Since there isnt viable
succession, the best option is to sell.
Carl Roehling, CEO

SmithGroup
Chris Vincze, CEO

TRC Cos. Inc.
Detroit, Mich.
Lowell, Mass.
The industry is grinding ahead with BIM, but

we are not at the point where we can plug in all
the elements of design, costs and construction
into a model. We are not even close to
design-on-the-fly yet.
Ivan Dvorak, executive vice

president of U.S. operations
EXP GLOBAL
Consolidation is inevitable as globalization

becomes a bigger factor in the industry. Now
we are seeing an invasion of foreign players in
the industry. Unfortunately, this means regional
players are getting squeezed.
Keith Warta, PRESIDENT

Barlett & West Inc.
Topeka, Kan.
Chicago, Ill.
We do not hire technicians anymore because

the young professionals coming out of schools
now can handle the technology themselves and
work it faster. I am amazed how they can
provide so many alternative solutions.
Frank Codispoti, PResident

SAIC-Benham Constructors
McLean, Va.
The world is definitely getting quicker. We have

a new generation of engineers who are growing
up on Twitter and Facebook and are beginning
to show those of us in the non-Twitter
generation how to better communicate.
Ron Guiliani,
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT
SSOE
Success in our industry has always been

based on one-to-one relationships. We believe
that effectively establishing and maintaining
those relationships is what is most important,
not the size of the company.
Craig Goehring, CEO

Brown and Caldwell
Walnut Creek, Calif.
This industry is very local and highly

fragmented in nature. I have never had a client
ask me how big we are. They are more
concerned about whether we can provide them
with a highly skilled team on site.
Glenn Bell, CEO

Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Inc.
Waltham, Mass.
Toledo, Ohio
We are seeing a definite trend toward facility

re-use projects. Laser scanning and point cloud
technology allow us to gather information about
the existing structure quickly without having to
conduct field studies or surveys.
We are not looking to acquire for size, but to

add niche markets or to gain specialized skills.
For example, we are looking for firms with
expertise in energy markets, and in advanced
building skins and materials science.
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The Top 20 by Sector

1
Industrial Process/
Petroleum
Rank
2011 2010
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Revenue: $15.2 Billion

Top 20 Market Share: 88.36 %
1 Fluor Corp.
2 Jacobs
3 KBR
5 AMEC
4 Bechtel
8 URS Corp.
7 CH2M HILL
6 Mustang Engineering
9 CB&I
14 WorleyParsons Group Inc.
10 The Shaw Group Inc.
16 Fugro (USA) Inc.
13 UniversalPegasus International Inc
15 ENGlobal
12 S&B Engineers and Constructors Ltd.
11 McDermott International Inc.
17 CDI Engineering Solutions
19 Insituform Technologies Inc.
** Cardno USA Inc.
** Burns & McDonnell
Transportation

Top 20 Market Share: 64.27%
Rank
2011 2010
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2 URS Corp.
3 Parsons Brinckerhoff Inc.
6 HNTB Cos.
4 Louis Berger Group
5 Jacobs
7 CH2M HILL
8 HDR
9 Parsons
10 STV Group Inc.
14 Michael Baker Corp..
11 Atkins North America
13 TranSystems Corp.
12 Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc.
** KBR
17 T.Y. Lin International
18 Hatch Mott MacDonald
15 Wilbur Smith Associates Inc.
16 Gannett Fleming
20 Bechtel
20% of our business globally.

Many firms have been able to adapt their organizations to deal with the sluggish markets. We have been
able to grow a bit in this market, says Eric Keen, executive vice president of HDR. He attributes this
growth to HDRs ability to share work.
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General Building
Rank
2011 2010
1 AECOM Technology Corp.
The Competition Is On
The soft market means that competition remains
tough. Some firms are taking jobs at cost or even below cost, says Dvorak. The competition is very
strong, and we are seeing some clients driving costs
below what is sustainable, says Glen Bell, CEO of
Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Inc. He says clients increasingly are looking for more ways to shift risk.
An executive at one large firm is more blunt. Engineering firms continued to reduce fees for engineering services, resulting in an erosion of respect that the
rest of the world has toward the profession. We have
to stop hurting ourselves and sell our hours for the true
value we bring to our clients. Unfortunately, engineering firms are signing up for that additional risk without
additional fees to compensate for it, says the executive, who asked not to be identified.
Contractors also are taking advantage of design
This is
beginning to
look like the
recession of
the 1970s ...
inflation and
spiking oil
prices that
caused us to
struggle even
after the
recession
ended.
John Cryer,
PageSoutherland
Page
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2 URS Corp.
3 Gensler
4 Jacobs
5 Perkins+Will
6 HOK
7 HDR
10 Tetra Tech Inc.
8 Skidmore Owings & Merrill LLP
** Arcadis/Malcolm Pirnie/RTKL
11 NBBJ
15 Cannon Design
9 HKS Inc.
14 CH2M HILL
17 SmithGroup Inc.
** AMEC
18 Terracon Consultants Inc.
13 Parsons
** Hammel Green & Abrahamson Inc. (HGA)
firms competitiveness. Contractors are seeing us as

a commodity, says Dvorak. He says architects particularly are vulnerable to this competitive pressure in
design-build projects. They treat all architects as the
same, except perhaps for the star-chitects. He says
some designers are so desperate that they are willing
to do preliminary design work on bids for free, and
contractors and developers are more than willing to
take advantage of that fact.
For midsize firms, teaming with contractors on
design-build projects can be frustrating. If you are
working on a bid, some contractors expect you to work
on sweat equity in preparing the bid, says Britt of
Modjeski and Masters Inc. Contractors often will tell
designers to limit their pre-bid work to just basic engineering on a least cost design, rather than what
may be the most appropriate for the project, he says.
The recent softness in the public markets has added
to the competitive pressures, drawing more firms into
the private sector. With the huge decline in the federal market, I would not be surprised to see big firms
in that market start moving into the private sector,
where we are focused, says Chris Vincze, CEO of
TRC Cos. Brown and Caldwells Goehring admits his
firms presence in the private sector is growing. The
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#59
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Power

Rank
2011 2010
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3 Black & Veatch

5 Sargent & Lundy LLC
2 Bechtel
8 Burns & McDonnell
9 Fluor Corp.
12 AMEC
7 CH2M HILL
10 Tetra Tech Inc.
** Jacobs
4 URS Corp.
17 Kiewit Corp.
11 Zachry Holdings
16 POWER Engineers Inc.
18 HDR
19 Enercon Services Inc.
** KBR
Hazardous Waste
Rank
2011 2010
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Water

Rank
2011 2010

1 URS Corp.
3 Arcadis/Malcolm Pirnie/RTKL
4 Tetra Tech Inc.
5 CH2M HILL
8 Bechtel
9 Parsons
11 Conestoga-Rovers & Assoc.
12 Fluor Corp.
14 Weston Solutions Inc.
16 Stantec Inc.
13 TRC Cos. Inc.
17 The Kleinfelder Group Inc.
15 CDM
18 MACTEC Inc.
** AMEC
19 Geosyntec Consultants
** Brown and Caldwell
20 Jacobs
private side has always been about 30% to 33% of our

business, but it now has pushed above that level.
Where Is the Money?
The general building markets have taken their lumps
during the recession as developer financing dried up
to a trickle. Project financing has eased a little, but not
by much. Domestic conventional financing is very
conservative, with lenders looking for a lot of equity
before financing a project, says Perkins. There is a
lot of money on the sidelines from banks, insurance
companies and pension funds that want to invest, but
you have to show that the project makes sense.
To go forward, building projects must show clear
evidence of a return on investment. [Clients] are looking for metrics that support their decision-making
about particular project or designs. They are looking
for scientific proof that the money will promote their
strategic mission, says Elizabeth Meek, principal at
Sasaki Associates.
Roehling of SmithGroup agrees. The market is
getting better slowly, incrementally, he says. However,
he cautions that public-sector building work, which
buoyed many firms in the general building market, may
be in for a big correction, citing the current debate in
exp global Inc. changed its

name from Trow Global on April 4.
It acquired last year's No. 157 Teng
Afilliated Cos. and No. 198, X-nth.
In 2011, I
project 88%
of our gross
revenues will
originate in
Asia.
Paul Steelman,
CEO,
Paul Steelman
Associates
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1 Tetra Tech Inc.

4 CH2M HILL
2 MWH Global
5 URS Corp.
7 HDR
6 Black & Veatch
8 CDM
** Parsons Brinckerhoff Inc.
11 Jacobs
** AMEC
12 Stantec Inc.
13 Michael Baker Corp..
** KBR
15 Carollo Engineers Inc.
9 Parsons
19 Brown and Caldwell
** Hazen and Sawyer PC
Congess over the deficit and the budget.

The soft market in the building sector is leading to
rethinking existing facilities. Our strongest market is
in existing buildings, in adaptive re-use, renovation
and rehabilitation, says Bell. He says the building
stock in many regions is so overbuilt that owners are
desperately looking for new uses.
Spikes in energy prices have opened up a secondary
market of energy retrofits. Anything to do with energy efficiency is hot right now, whether it is in energy
conservation on new projects or in retrofits, says Bell,
noting an increasing emphasis on the buildings skin.
That is where a lot of a buildings systems converge.
This is where an integration between the designer and
the contractor can provide a more integrated approach
to energy savings, he says.
However, many firms say clients are interested in
results, not in appearances. You have to be able to
demonstrate that the retrofits will give a return on
investment within two years to make an impact on the
market, says Dvorak.
Increasing emphasis on the provable value of sustainable design has boosted the market for green
building, but it may have an impact on how sustainability is measured. I dont think sustainable design
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Jacobs acquired the mining and

metals practice of Norways Aker
Solutions in 2010, giving it a major
presence in that growing market.
OVERVIEW
The Top 20 by Sector

7
Sewer / Wastewater
Top 20 Market Share: 68.41%
Manufacturing

Rank
2011 2010
Rank
2011 2010
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2
3
4
5
6
7
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10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
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20
1 CH2M HILL
3 MWH Global
7 URS Corp.
4 CDM
6 HDR
8 Black & Veatch
9 Tetra Tech Inc.
10 Brown and Caldwell
12 Hazen and Sawyer PC
14 SCS Engineers
13 Carollo Engineers Inc.
15 Greeley and Hansen LLC
20 Parsons
** AMEC
18 Stantec Inc.
17 Jacobs
** Insituform Technologies Inc.
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8
9
10
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12
13
14
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16
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18
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3 URS Corp.
2 CH2M HILL
4 Tetra Tech Inc.
7 MACTEC Inc.
9 Ghafari Associates LLC
8 Bureau Veritas
6 Foth Cos.
** IPS - Integrated Project Services
12 SSOE Group
11 The Dennis Engineering Group LLC
14 GZA GeoEnvironmental Inc.
17 Middough Inc.
16 Reynolds Smith and Hills Inc.
** BRPH Architects-Engineers Inc.
20 Burns & McDonnell
** Golder Associates Inc.
18 CHA
** CDM
Lack of Funding Takes Its Toll

During the beginning of the recession, boosts in federal and state funding for infrastructure helped soften
the blow for many construction firms. But, with the
budget and deficit debates in Washington and increasing budget squeezes at the state and local levels, purely
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2011 2010
1 Jacobs
has lost any momentum, says Perkins.

But it has lost some its luster, due in part to the cost
certification by the U.S. Green Building Councils
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design standards. LEED did a great job in setting the standards
for green building, but now owners are looking at
other standards to use to measure sustainability, says
Perkins.
Several designers say they are surprised to see that
LEED is losing some of its appeal. I am really surprised that there is not as much demand of LEED
certification on the commercial side except for Class
A buildings, says Cryer.
LEED and sustainability are still the price of entry
for major building projects, says Roehling. However,
he says sustainable design now is moving beyond
LEED and focusing on net-zero buildings. That is
the next threshold.
Acquisition
prices have
finally come
down from
previous
highs, with
multiples now
in the single
digits.
Craig Martin ,
Jacobs CEO
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1 Black & Veatch

6 Jacobs
3 Parsons
4 Bechtel
5 Syska Hennessy Group
** Morrison Hershfield
7 KCI Technologies Inc.
** exp Global Inc.
10 Corgan Associates Inc.
15 GPD Group
** URS Corp.
** CDI Engineering Solutions
16 Tectonic Engineering & Surveying
19 Michels Corp.
2 Fluor Corp.
** POWER Engineers Inc.
17 Terracon Consultants Inc.
** KlingStubbins
** ESD (Environmental Systems Design Inc.)
publicly funded projects may begin to dry up. I heard

that only two states are not currently dealing with deficits, says Yarossi. That kind of atmosphere is not conducive to a robust public market.
The biggest question for infrastructure firms is
whether federal funding bills will be passed. With all
the dialogue in D.C., we are afraid that the focus will
be on spending only what comes in, says Keen of
HDR. All these continuing funding resolutions have
had a devastating effect on infrastructure. No one can
make long-term plans, so public agencies are focusing
on basic operations and maintenance, says Giorgio.
No one seems to be willing to predict whether there
will be a transportation reauthorization bill this year.
Some firms are concerned whether any major funding
bill will be passed this year. I am not confident that
major bills will be passed in the current political situation, says Martin. We as an industry have to provide
a united front to make sure the funding is there to
preserve our aging infrastructure, says Yarossi.
Many firms working in the public sector worry that
many public agencies tend to have an inefficient mindset. They tend to be very conservative and decide by
consensus, rather than acting decisively, says one designer. The shortage of funding has many public agen-
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OVERVIEW
The Top 50 Designers in International Markets

Rank
2011 2010
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Rank
2011 2010

3 Jacobs
2 Fluor Corp.
4 AMEC
5 KBR
6 Bechtel
11 URS Corp.
7 CH2M HILL
9 CB&I
13 MWH Global
15 Black & Veatch
19 Tetra Tech Inc.
14 McDermott International Inc.
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27
28
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30
31
32
33
34
Rank
2011 2009
18 Parsons
23 Mustang Engineering
20 HOK
24 Gensler
30 Hatch Mott MacDonald
21 Skidmore Owings & Merrill LLP
51 Fugro (USA) Inc.
27 Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates PC
29 T.Y. Lin International
26 Perkins+Will
28 CDM
** Morrison Hershfield
33 ENVIRON Holdings Inc.
36 Insituform Technologies Inc.
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37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
32 HDR
25 Stanley Consultants Inc.
37 Halcrow Inc.
31 Conestoga-Rovers & Assoc.
46 WATG
44 Callison
50 Rafael Vinoly Architects PC
38 Burns and Roe Group Inc.
39 Populous
48 Belt Collins
47 Ecology & Environment Inc.
42 Cannon Design
45 Sargent & Lundy LLC
43 Wilbur Smith Associates Inc.
40 Arup
** Versar Inc.
** Ingenium International Inc.
Hot Markets | By Gary J. Tulacz
Sun, Sand and Silicon

Interest in solar power is
increasing, spurred in part by
international demand for
alternative energy and a recent
increase in the price of oil. As a
result, there is more demand for
the chemical vital to photovoltaic
solar panels: polycrystalline
silicon, or polysilicon.
Polysilicon is not a new. It serves
as the base for most integrated
circuits. Now, many design firms,
including CDI Engineering
Solutions, see demand for
polysilicon growing exponentially.
China has announced that it is
committed to solar power and is
supplying low-interest loans to
companies willing to build silicon
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plants producing at least 3,000

metric tons a year, says Bob
Giorgio, CDIs president. Chinas
goal is to produce 10 GW of solar
power by 2015. We are working
on polysilicon plants in China,
Giorgio says, adding that building
polysilicon plants generally costs
$500 million and up. Germanbased Wacker Chemie AG broke
ground on a $1.5-billion polysilicon
plant in Charleston, Tenn., on April
8. The plant is designed to
produce 15,000 metric tons of
polysilicon a year.
I would estimate the market will
grow by 20% to 30% a year for the
next several years, and we plan to
grow with it, Giorgio says. n
Alternative Financing
Thus, many designers are looking to alternative funding approaches. The debates currently occurring in
Washington, D.C., and many state capitols is not
whether to build and maintain our infrastructure resources but how to fund these necessary programs,
says Tony Bartolomeo, CEO of Pennoni Associates.
He says the public-private partnerships and innovative
technology will have to be relied on to do more with
limited resources.
Dionisio agrees that private financing is needed and
beneficial to the building and maintenance of the nations infrastructure. What most people dont realize
is that the New York City subway system and most of
Los Angeles early infrastructure was built by private
companies. We need to revisit that approach. He says
most of the resistance to private financing is political,
but the recession is changing that. You are now seeing
governors and state legislatures exploring public-
Ap Wideworld
cies rethinking their approach to their capital assets.

We are doing a series of roundtable discussions with
public utilities on economic realities, and we are finding many moving toward a more private-sector business model in planning, says McCarthy.
Some designers are applying private-sector processes to public agencies. We understand government
agencies needs and show them solutions drawn from
the private sector, says McGinty. But thats not a onesize-fits-all solution, she notes, saying, You cant sell
a cash-strapped utility with a Fortune 500 approach.
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The Top 100 Pure Designers

1 EA
2 EA
3 EA
4 EAP
5 EA
6 E
7 E
8 A
9 EAL
10 GE
11 EA
12 E
13 AE
14 EA
15 EA
16 A
17 ENV
18 E
19 EA
20 E
21 E
22 E
23 E
24 E
25 EA
26 EA
27 E
28 AE
29 E
30 ENV
31 E
32 EA
33 EA
34 E
35 E
FIRM
Rank Type
AECOM Technology Corp.

Parsons Brinckerhoff Inc.
Arcadis/Malcolm Pirnie/RTKL
Louis Berger Group
HNTB Cos.
WorleyParsons Group Inc.
Mustang Engineering
Gensler
Stantec Inc.
Fugro (USA) Inc.
Sargent & Lundy LLC
CDI Engineering Solutions
HOK
Michael Baker Corp..
MACTEC Inc.
Perkins+Will
Cardno USA Inc.
UniversalPegasus International Inc
STV Group Inc.
TRC Cos. Inc.
Terracon Consultants Inc.
Hatch Mott MacDonald
Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc.
The Kleinfelder Group Inc.
Gannett Fleming
Dewberry
Brown and Caldwell
Skidmore Owings & Merrill LLP
Bureau Veritas
ENVIRON Holdings Inc.
Arup
T.Y. Lin International
TranSystems Corp.
Stanley Consultants Inc.
exp Global Inc.
36 A
37 AE
38 AE
39 E
40 E
41 AE
42 E
43 E
44 E
45 E
46 E
47 AE
48 E
49 ENV
50 EA
51 E
52 E
53 A
54 EA
55 E
56 AE
57 EA
58 A
59 E
60 EA
61 EAP
62 E
63 E
64 AE
65 E
66 EA
67 E
68 A
69 EA
70 AE
FIRM
Rank Type
NBBJ
Cannon Design
HKS Inc.
Enercon Services Inc.
ATC Associates Inc.
SmithGroup Inc.
Wilbur Smith Associates Inc.
Greenman-Pedersen Inc.
WSP USA
Geosyntec Consultants
Hazen and Sawyer PC
Leo A Daly
Carollo Engineers Inc.
Ecology & Environment Inc.
Reynolds Smith and Hills Inc.
Vanasse Hangen Brustlin Inc. (VHB)
KCI Technologies Inc.
ZGF Architects LLP
SSOE Group
CHA
Hammel Green and Abrahamson Inc. (HGA)
David Evans and Associates Inc.
Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates PC
Burns and Roe Group Inc.
Merrick & Co.
Woolpert Inc.
Pennoni Associates Inc.
Moffatt & Nichol
DLR Group
Rummel Klepper & Kahl LLP
Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson Inc.
S&ME Inc.
Perkins Eastman
Middough Inc.
Rafael Vinoly Architects PC
private partnerships enabling legislation, he says.

Yarossi points out that reliance on purely public
funding to answer the nations infrastructure needs is
a problem. There has to be a recognition that there
are a variety of alternative funding sources available to
finance infrastructure, he says. He notes that the deal
flow has not been very high in the U.S., but he remains
optimistic. Public agencies are taking a more business-like approach to their capital programs.
Martin agrees. We are not seeing a breakthrough
on public-private partnerships, just a few projects here
and there, he says. Private financing is not the answer
to our infrastructure need. It is just one element of the
overall answer.
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71 AE
72 EPL
73 E
74 EA
75 A
76 E
77 E
78 AEP
79 E
80 E
81 E
82 E
83 E
84 EA
85 EA
86 A
87 EA
88 E
89 E
90 A
91 EA
92 AE
93 E
94 EC
95 E
96 EA
97 AE
98 E
99 EA
1 00 EA
H.W. Lochner Inc.

RBF Consulting
Morrison Hershfield
Gulf Interstate Engineering Co.
Populous
Woodard & Curran
ECS
KlingStubbins
Halcrow Inc.
KPFF Consulting Engineers
Langan Engg and Environ. Services Inc.
Syska Hennessy Group
Volkert Inc.
Thornton Tomasetti Inc.
DLZ Corp.
Callison
Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates Inc.
Affiliated Engineers Inc.
Versar Inc.
HMC Architects
Ghafari Associates LLC
Gresham, Smith and Partners
Whitman, Requardt & Associates LLP
Ambitech Engineering Corp.
Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc.
PageSoutherlandPage
GAI Consultants Inc.
Burgess & Niple Inc.
C&S Cos.
KEY TO TYPE OF FIRM

A architect, E engineer, EC engineer-contractor
AE architect-engineer, EA engineer-architect
ENV environmental, GE geotechnical engineer
L landscape architect, P planner and O other.
Other combinations are possible. Firms classified themselves.
Many firms have worked to help their public customers with alternative financing. For example, Parsons Corp. is in the process of setting up an alternative
financing consultancy, Parsons Enterprises, which will
examine its options to provide equity financing on its
own toward select projects (see page 62). On April 7,
it named Dean Harwood, formerly vice president, as
president of the new group.
The environmental markets have felt the strain, as
well. A lot of the work we are seeing is regulatorydriven, says Goehring, which creates its own challenges. He says wastewater technologies are scrambling to keep up with regulatory demands. The easy
stuff has already been completed. We are now in a
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FIRM
Rank Type
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position of determining how to improve existing technologies and validating new technologies to meet clients needs, he says.
Goehring thinks design firms have a new challenge:
making sure the public understands the need for funding infrastructure projects in a tough economy. Once
you get beyond federally funded programs, you have
to be able to make the case to the ratepayers.
Greener Pastures
The recession in the U.S. has more design firms looking abroad. One of the questions on the ENR online
survey form was whether designers anticipated increasing their international presence in the next three years.
Of the 426 Top 500 firms responding to this question,
nearly two-thirds, or 66.0%, said yes.
Of that group seeking international growth, Asia
was the destination of choice, with 165 firms, or 63.2%,
saying they believed that region would be their focus.
Other regions gaining attention from Top 500 firms
were the Middle East (51.3%), Canada (42.1%) and
Latin America (37.9%). Only 25.3% of companies said
they are looking at Europe.
The interest in international work is a natural reaction to slow domestic markets. Recessions always result in designers shifting their priorities to international work, says Perkins of Perkins Eastman. During
the recession of the 1970s, for example, firms turned
toward the Middle East, while in the 1980s, they
looked to Europe. Then, early in this decade, attention
turned to Asia, he notes. Among international designers, if they were doing 15% of their business abroad in
2007, they are probably doing 30% now, he says.
The Middle East has continued to be strong for the
most part, except for some markets. We have seen
some disruptions in the Middle East market from political unrest, but that is mostly localized, says
Dionisio of AECOM. The markets in most of the
region are strong. For example, we just won a major
light-rail program management contract in Qatar.
Paul Steelman, CEO of Paul Steelman Associates ,
says the most desirable international region for U.S.
firms is Asia. This area is where the firms market is
going to be over the next two years, he notes, saying,
In 2011, I project that 88% of our gross revenues will
originate from Asia.
The biggest targets for design firms are China and
India. The growth rates in India and China and the
demand that they are creating is part of the upside of
the international market, says Martin. The more that
India and China grow and prosper, the more their
firms lose their cost competitiveness, he says.
China is a market that never slowed down, says
HNTB COS. topped the $1 billion

mark by a mere $60,000 in 2010,
joining 16 other $1-billion-dollar U.S.
design firms on the list this year.
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Roehling of SmithGroup. We werent the first design

firm in, but we are pursuing projects selectively. SmithGroup now is working on a 428,000-sq-meter research
and development center for Chinese automotive giant
FAW in Changchun.
India also is a major target for design firms. We
are helping the Indian Dept. of Environment & Forests design an approach to remediation and hazardouswaste handling, says McGinty of Weston Solutions.
Innovation | By Gary J. Tulacz
Environs VOC BioTreat

Groundwater and airborne volatile
organic compound emissions are
regulated by myriad rules from the
U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency. Industrial owners
complying with EPA rules generally
treat airborne emissions by using
activated carbon filters and
burning the residue. Waterborne
emissions are frequently treated
through biotreatment with
organisms.
Why not consolidate the
approach, says Carl Adams, global
leader for industrial wastewater
treatment at ENVIRON International. Why have two processes
to treat one problem? he asks.
ENVIRON launched its VOC
BioTreat process in 2010, which
pipes biodegradable airborne
VOCs into the biotreatment plant
treating waterborne VOCs.
Clients have always had
biotreatment plants to treat the
water. You just let the bacteria eat
the VOCs, says Adams. The new
Environ process uses existing
bioplant equipment and avoids the

additional costs of carbon
incinerators and the filtration
process. Further, there are minimal
CO2 emissions with the new
proprietary process, Adams says.
EPA has approved Environs
VOC BioTreat as an alternative
control device for VOCs, and the
process has been installed
successfully at the Marathon Oil
refinery in Garyville, La. (above).
The American Academy of
Environmental Engineers awarded
VOC BioTreat its Grand Prize for
Research on March 3, 2011.
Every major plant that has a
bioplant can use this system, so
VOC BioTreat is not expensive to
design and install and the
operating costs are minimal
compared with the old system,
says Tom Vetrano, SVP of Environ.
Since VOC emission control is
an issue at most refinery, chemical
and pharmaceutical plants and
steel mills, this innovative process
could be a real game-changer.
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Weston is helping to plan sustainable cities in India

that aim for zero-net energy and water use, she says.
One country that has gained a lot of attention recently is Vietnam. For example, Paul Steelman Associates is designing a new $2-billion park in Vietnam
called Happyland Theme Park as well as Happyland
Central, an associated retail complex, about 20 miles
from Ho Ch Minh City.
Perkins recently completed a master plan for the
city of Hanoi. You are seeing a lot of Japanese and
Korean firms investing in Vietnam, he says. The
country is becoming a major focus for development
because it has a large, prosperous, literate population
and a stable government, he says.
Some designers worry about the impact of future
potential economic crises on the industry. With all
the talk about the deficit and inflation, the current
situation is beginning to look a little like the recession
of the 1970s, says Cryer of PageSoutherlandPage.
We went through a period of inflation and spiking oil
prices that caused us all to struggle even after the recession ended. I hope we do not see that again.
As the market continues to struggle, design firms
continue to fight to prosper. Firms are innovating,
exploring new markets and expanding through acquisitions. The successful firms are not standing still. If
you continue to do traditional things in a traditional
way, you will have a hard time growing in the market,
Grumski of SAIC concludes.
stantec acquired 10 firms in 2010,

including last years No. 85, Burt Hill,
No. 318, WilsonMiller and No. 485,
ECO:LOGIC Engineering.
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Top 500 Up Close | By Debra K. Rubin
Water Firm OK With Midsize

Midsize design firms with revenue
between $100 million and $250
million are often thought of as
being the industrys most
endangered species as well as its
prime buyout targets. But Walnut
Creek, Calif.-based water-wastewater firm Carollo Engineers Inc.
thinks it will do just fine.
Weve stayed true to the goal of
internal ownership, and were not
tempted by big-dollar numbers,
says Gary Deis, CEO since 2002.
Carollo has $168.5 million in 2010
revenue and 650 employees. After
market conditions forced the firm
to re-examine its valuation, our
internal stress about money went

away, Deis says. Carollo will
broaden its ownershipnow at
only 8% of staffhowever, its
board will remain in-house, Deis
adds. Carollos growth is flat but
profitable, and backlog is up 20%.
Water-related work is all we do,
and weve worked hard to make
technical innovation what
distinguishes us, says Executive
Vice President B. Narayanan,
noting unique approaches at a
Denver project (above). We value
this culture. Its a big part of what
motivates us to stay independent
and employee-owned.
How to use the tables
KEY TO TYPE OF FIRM

A architect, E engineer
EC engineer-contractor
AE architect-engineer
EA engineer-architect
ENV environmental
GE geotechnical engineer
L landscape architect
P planner and O other
Other combinations are possible.
Firms classified themselves.
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GENERAL BUILDING as a category

includes commercial buildings, offices,
stores, educational facilities, government
buildings, hospitals, medical facilities,
hotels, apartments, housing, etc.
HAZARDOUS WASTe includes
chemical and nuclear waste treatment,
asbestos and lead abatement, etc.
INDUSTRIAL PROCESS comprises pulp
and paper mills, steel mills, nonferrous metal
refineries, pharmaceutical plants, chemical
plants, food and other processing plants, etc.
MANUFACTURING includes auto,
electronic assembly, textile plants, etc.
PETROLEUM includes refineries,
petrochemical plants, offshore facilities,
pipelines, etc.
POWER comprises thermal and hydroelectric

powerplants, waste-to-energy plants,
transmission lines, substations, cogeneration
plants, etc.
SEWERAGE/SOLID WASTE includes
sanitary and storm sewers, treatment plants,
pumping plants, incinerators, industrial
waste facilities, etc.
Telecommunications comprises
transmission lines and cabling, towers
and antennae, data centers, etc.
TRANSPORTATION includes airports,
bridges, roads, canals, locks, dredging,
marine facilities, piers, railroads,
tunnels, etc.
WATER SUPPLY includes dams, reservoirs,
transmission pipelines, distribution mains,
irrigation canals, desalination and potability
treatment plants, pumping stations, etc.
PHOTO COURTESY CAROLLO
Companies are ranked according to

revenue for design services performed in
2009 in $ millions (*). Those with subsidiaries
are indicated by (). For information on
subsidiaries and where each firm worked
outside of the U.S., see www.enr.com.
**Firms not ranked last year. Some markets
may not add up to 100% due to omission of
other miscellaneous market category and
rounding. NA-Not available.
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The Top 500 List
Tetra Tech Inc., Pasadena, Calif.

Bechtel, San Francisco, Calif.
KBR, Houston, Texas
Parsons Brinckerhoff Inc., New York, N.Y.

HDR, Omaha, Neb.
Arcadis/Malcolm Pirnie/RTKL, Highlands Ranch, Colo.

The Shaw Group Inc., Baton Rouge, La.
Parsons, Pasadena, Calif.
Louis Berger Group, Morristown, N.J.

Black & Veatch, Overland Park, Kan.
HNTB Cos., Kansas City, Mo.
MWH Global, Broomfield, Colo.
WorleyParsons Group Inc., Houston, Texas

Burns & McDonnell, Kansas City, Mo.
Mustang Engineering, Houston, Texas

Gensler, San Francisco, Calif.
CDM, Cambridge, Mass.

Stantec Inc., Irvine, Calif.
CB&I, The Woodlands, Texas
Fugro (USA) Inc., Houston, Texas
Sargent & Lundy LLC, Chicago, Ill.
CDI Engineering Solutions, Philadelphia, Pa.

Atkins North America, Tampa, Fla.
HOK, St. Louis, Mo.
Michael Baker Corp., Moon Township, Pa.

Perkins+Will, Chicago, Ill.
STV Group Inc., New York, N.Y.

TRC Cos. Inc., Lowell, Mass.
Terracon Consultants Inc., Olathe, Kan.

Hatch Mott MacDonald, Millburn, N.J.
The Kleinfelder Group Inc., San Diego, Calif.

Gannett Fleming, Harrisburg, Pa.
Dewberry, Fairfax, Va.
Brown and Caldwell, Walnut Creek, Calif.
McDermott International Inc., Houston, Texas
Skidmore Owings & Merrill LLP, New York, N.Y.

Bureau Veritas, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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25
400.3
95.6 100
E/ENV
358.0
31.2
38
16
14
350.8
27.7
97
EA
350.3
0.8
17
83
329.1
1.3
35
20
36
329.0
0.0
48
14
16
324.1
121.2
14
14
54
320.9
1.5
31
10
60
EC
320.5
15.0
95
EC
319.9
3.2
20
37
305.6
0.1
16
15
11
14
36
1
0
EA
296.7
5.3
16
55
EC
296.1
0.6
94
EA
295.2
3.0
39
17
33
0
0
272.0
0.0
20
51
29
EC
255.3
254.9
100
AE
251.0
119.4
91
249.7
0.0
20
19
16
19
ENR04252011TL_500list.indd 77
ARD
LEU
NSP
/ PE
us.
ER /
ER S
UPP
WA S
LY
TE
G
RIN
ER
CTU
UFA
12
105.1
S&B Engineers and Constructors Ltd. & Affiliates, Houston, Texas
32
937.3
473.8
Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC), McLean, Va.
2,629.0
5,038.8
469.3
Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc., Raleigh, N.C.

ENGlobal, Houston, Texas
5,919.8
UniversalPegasus International Inc., Houston, Texas
EA
EAC
EA
MACTEC Inc., Alpharetta, Ga.
Cardno USA Inc., Portland, Ore.
TEL
HAZ
TRA
AMEC, Tucker, Ga.
IND
Fluor Corp., Irving, Texas
SEW
CH2M HILL, Englewood, Colo.
WAT
POW
Jacobs, Pasadena, Calif.
TRO
G
ILDIN
URS Corp., San Francisco, Calif.
ERA
L BU
AECOM Technology Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.
2010 REVENUE
TOTAL
INTL
MAN
1 1
2 2
3 3
4 5
5 4
6 7
7 8
8 6
9 9
10 12
11 11
12 15
13 10
14 13
15 16
16 14
17 19
18 17
19 26
20 22
21 18
22 25
23 21
24 20
25 24
26 34
27 27
28 31
29 28
30 29
31 36
32 32
33 33
34 137
35 38
36 44
37 37
38 41
39 45
40 39
41 40
42 54
43 42
44 47
45 35
46 43
47 53
48 23
49 46
50 52
FIRM
TYPE
GEN
Rank
2011 2010
O RT
ATIO
N
ENR
77
4/15/11 6:20:23 PM
AECOM Technology tops the list

for the second straight year. AECOM,
URS and Jacobs have been the top
three firms for the past six years.
#01
Arup, New York, N.Y.
STE
M.
WA
ECO
OUS
ARD
LEU
NSP
/ PE
us.
ER /
SEW
ER S
UPP
WA S
LY
TE
G
RIN
POW
ER
CTU
UFA
MAN
55.0
82
77.9
IND
245.0
235.3
WAT
E
ENV
TEL
HAZ
TRA
ENVIRON Holdings Inc., Arlington, Va.
TRO
G
ILDIN
78
Conestoga-Rovers & Associates, Niagara Falls, N.Y.
2010 REVENUE
TOTAL
INTL
ERA
L BU
51 49
52 55
53 58
54 75
55 61
56 57
57 50
58 67
59 **
60 73
61 62
62 59
63 69
64 51
65 60
66 48
67 74
68 63
69 72
70 64
71 68
72 77
73 65
74 79
75 71
76 66
77 70
78 78
79 76
80 82
81 93
82 83
83 92
84 84
85 97
86 106
87 81
88 87
89 80
90 107
91 96
92 115
93 88
94 110
95 98
96 99
97 138
98 95
99 109
1 00 130
FIRM
TYPE
GEN
Rank
2011 2010
O RT
ATIO
N
232.6
39.1
51
44
EC
232.4
75.2
21
79
EA
229.3
104.6
16
79
EA
205.2
0.3
100
204.9
64.0
42
10
35
EC
201.4
8.4
14
15
198.5
4.4
57
21
198.0
24.9
100
195.5
17.9
90
193.8
27.6 100
AE
192.7
43.9 100
AE
190.5
21.0
99
188.4
0.0
59
19
EC
186.9
0.0
94
186.4
1.8
87
180.5
0.5
15
34
38
AE
179.7
4.1 100
178.0
41.1
97
174.6
2.0
90
171.7
0.4
10
67
167.9
18.3
59
18
21
Geosyntec Consultants, Atlanta, Ga.
162.7
26.6
24
11
58
Hazen and Sawyer PC, New York, N.Y.
162.5
2.5
30
70
AE
157.9
10.2
60
11
24
Insituform Technologies Inc., Chesterfield, Mo.

T.Y. Lin International, San Francisco, Calif.
TranSystems Corp., Kansas City, Mo.
Stanley Consultants Inc., Muscatine, Iowa

Golder Associates Inc., Atlanta, Ga.
exp Global Inc., Chicago, Ill.
Kiewit Corp., Omaha, Neb.
POWER Engineers Inc., Hailey, Idaho

NBBJ, Seattle, Wash.
Cannon Design, Grand Island, N.Y.

HKS Inc., Dallas, Texas
Professional Service Industries (PSI), Oakbrook Terrace, Ill.

Enercon Services Inc., Tulsa, Okla.
ATC Associates Inc., Lafayette, La.
SmithGroup Inc., Detroit, Mich.
Zachry Holdings, San Antonio, Texas
Wilbur Smith Associates Inc., Columbia, S.C.

Weston Solutions Inc., West Chester, Pa.
Greenman-Pedersen Inc., Babylon, N.Y.
WSP USA, New York, N.Y.
Leo A Daly, Omaha, Neb.
Carollo Engineers Inc., Walnut Creek, Calif.
Ecology & Environment Inc., Lancaster, N.Y.
Reynolds Smith and Hills Inc., Jacksonville, Fla.
Vanasse Hangen Brustlin Inc. (VHB), Watertown, Mass.

SCS Engineers, Long Beach, Calif.
KCI Technologies Inc., Sparks, Md.

ZGF Architects LLP, Portland, Ore.
SSOE Group, Toledo, Ohio
CHA, Albany, N.Y.
Hammel Green and Abrahamson Inc. (HGA), Minneapolis, Minn.

David Evans and Associates Inc., Portland, Ore.
Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates PC, New York, N.Y.

Burns and Roe Group Inc., Oradell, N.J.

Woolpert Inc., Dayton, Ohio
Merrick & Co., Aurora, Colo.
Pennoni Associates Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.

Moffatt & Nichol, Long Beach, Calif.
DLR Group, Omaha, Neb.
Rummel Klepper & Kahl LLP, Baltimore, Md.
Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson Inc., Sparks, Md.

S&ME Inc., Raleigh, N.C.
Perkins Eastman, New York, N.Y.

Middough Inc., Cleveland, Ohio
Rafael Vinoly Architects PC, New York, N.Y.
ENR
147.8
0.0
39
61
ENV
144.9
44.8
23
26
24
EA
143.0
0.0
15
76
142.5
0.0
24
70
ENV
127.6
2.9
80
20
125.1
0.0
18
47
13
124.6
7.0
95
EA
122.9
11.6
12
25
10
53
122.3
0.0
40
12
29
AE
121.6
0.0 100
EA
121.3
0.0
12
72
121.2
105.6
92
EC
121.0
49.2
95
EA
119.3
8.0
32
10
21
EAP
118.9
0.0
36
12
13
117.9
0.1
27
21
116.2
24.7
12
88
AE
116.0
0.0 100
111.8
0.0
14
82
EA
110.8
0.0
88
0.0
33
13
13
27.5 100
17
24
15
44
50.2 100
110.5
110.0
EA
105.0
AE
104.7
3.0
4/15/11 6:20:24 PM
Willbros Group Inc., Houston, Texas

RBF Consulting, Irvine, Calif.
Morrison Hershfield, Atlanta, Ga.
Gulf Interstate Engineering Co., Houston, Texas

Populous, Kansas City, Mo.
Woodard & Curran, Portland, Maine

ECS, Chantilly, Va.
OBrien & Gere, Syracuse, N.Y.
KlingStubbins, Philadelphia, Pa.

Halcrow Inc., New York, N.Y.
KPFF Consulting Engineers, Seattle, Wash.
Langan Engg and Environmental Services Inc., Elmwood Park, N.J.

Syska Hennessy Group, New York, N.Y.
Volkert Inc., Mobile, Ala.
Thornton Tomasetti Inc., New York, N.Y.

DLZ Corp., Columbus, Ohio
GZA GeoEnvironmental Inc., Norwood, Mass.

Callison, Seattle, Wash.
Kennedy/Jenks Consultants, San Francisco, Calif.
Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates Inc., Northbrook, Ill.

Affiliated Engineers Inc., Madison, Wis.
Versar Inc., Springfield, Va.
HMC Architects, Ontario, Calif.
Ghafari Associates LLC, Dearborn, Mich.
Gresham, Smith and Partners, Nashville, Tenn.
Whitman, Requardt & Associates LLP, Baltimore, Md.

Ambitech Engineering Corp., Downers Grove, Ill.
Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Inc., Waltham, Mass.
Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc., Minneapolis, Minn.

Ingenium International Inc., Detroit, Mich.
PageSoutherlandPage, Houston, Texas
Foth Cos., Green Bay, Wis.

Burgess & Niple Inc., Columbus, Ohio
C&S Cos., Syracuse, N.Y.
Corgan Associates Inc., Dallas, Texas
GAI Consultants Inc., Homestead, Pa.
Freese and Nichols Inc., Fort Worth, Texas

Greeley and Hansen LLC, Chicago, Ill.
EA Engineering Science and Tech. Inc., Hunt Valley, Md.

Parametrix, Auburn, Wash.
Psomas, Los Angeles, Calif.
GEI Consultants Inc., Woburn, Mass.

Greenhorne & OMara, Laurel, Md.
Smith Seckman Reid Inc., Nashville, Tenn.

Huitt-Zollars Inc., Dallas, Texas
Haley & Aldrich Inc., Burlington, Mass.

Willdan, Anaheim, Calif.
R.W. Armstrong & Associates Inc., Indianapolis, Ind.
ENR
STE
M.
WA
ECO
OUS
ARD
LEU
NSP
/ PE
us.
ER /
ER S
UPP
WA S
LY
TE
G
RIN
POW
ER
CTU
UFA
MAN
56
44
2.0
97
HAZ
2.5
104.0
TRA
104.7
AE
WAT
EC
TEL
IND
SEW
H.W. Lochner Inc., Chicago, Ill.
TRO
G
ILDIN
80
Day & Zimmermann, Philadelphia, Pa.
2010 REVENUE
TOTAL
INTL
ERA
L BU
1 01 161
1 02 143
1 03 112
1 04 89
1 05 **
1 06 118
1 07 86
1 08 113
1 09 116
1 10 122
1 11 105
1 12 101
1 13 94
1 14 117
1 15 111
1 16 136
1 17 108
1 18 114
1 19 125
1 20 90
1 21 121
1 22 120
1 23 131
1 24 **
1 25 133
1 26 144
1 27 91
1 28 127
1 29 145
1 30 134
1 31 124
1 32 **
1 33 123
1 34 103
1 35 167
1 36 104
1 37 148
1 38 132
1 39 139
1 40 150
1 41 160
1 42 128
1 43 129
1 44 156
1 45 126
1 46 153
1 47 142
1 48 141
1 49 177
1 50 135
FIRM
TYPE
GEN
Rank
2011 2010
O RT
ATIO
N
EC
104.0
2.0
89
EPL
101.3
0.5
20
18
18
29
0
31
100.9
82.4
29
28
EA
99.7
19.4
100
99.0
47.0 100
98.8
0.0
20
38
25
98.6
1.0
65
17
0
0
98.4
0.5
14
24
14
45
AEP
98.0
21.6
86
96.2
55.5
30
68
96.0
3.1
89
10
95.5
7.4
41
28
94.9
4.9
52
39
94.8
0.0
90
EA
94.2
29.3
91
EA
92.8
9.6
10
33
16
29
0.0
13
27
14
22
50.5 100
0
0
EC
92.5
92.5
EA
91.2
0.0
37
36
14
EA
90.9
0.3
79
12
90.0
1.0
88
37.8
50
20
0.2 100
88.1
88.0
EA
87.0
20.2
19
66
15
AE
86.6
0.9
46
11
38
EA
85.9
0.0
15
11
21
50
85.4
0.0
100
83.6
5.3
73
10
EA
82.9
0.0
14
10
45
AE
82.4
74.2
94
AE
82.0
23.9 100
EC
81.9
2.4
50
10
13
80.9
0.0
12
46
30
EA
80.0
0.1
29
24
32
EA
79.5
0.0
20
11
43
8
20
79.4
8.6
25
45
EA
78.5
0.0
50
16
20
78.1
0.0
92
ENV
77.7
0.0
13
32
55
77.4
0.4
31
16
15
32
76.2
0.3
11
13
58
75.3
0.4
44
39
75.1
0.0
30
17
51
74.7
1.9
82
EA
73.7
0.0
38
45
73.6
0.1
22
10
60
72.6
0.0
45
15
12
24
EA
71.8
11.1
26
64
4/15/11 6:20:26 PM
GENSLER is the top self-described

pure architectural firm, followed by
No. 33 Perkins+Will, No. 62 NBBJ,
and No. 83 ZGF Architects LLP.
#22
Halff Associates Inc., Richardson, Texas

CRB, Kansas City, Mo.
Olsson Associates, Lincoln, Neb.
EYP Architecture & Engineering, Albany, N.Y.

Clark-Nexsen PC, Norfolk, Va.
Nolte Vertical 5 (NV5), Hollywood, Fla.
Weidlinger Associates Inc., New York, N.Y.

Alfred Benesch & Co., Chicago, Ill.
EwingCole, Philadelphia, Pa.
Weston & Sampson Inc., Peabody, Mass.

WHPacific Inc., Anchorage, Alaska
McCormick Taylor Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.
SWCA Environmental Consultants, Phoenix, Ariz.

TMAD TAYLOR & GAINES, Pasadena, Calif.
Wilson & Co. Inc., Engineers & Architects, Albuquerque, N.M.

Birdsall Services Group, Sea Girt, N.J.
Hanson Professional Services Inc., Springfield, Ill.

Waldemar S. Nelson And Co. Inc., New Orleans, La.
AKF Group LLC, New York, N.Y.
Apex Cos. LLC, Rockville, Md.

Mead & Hunt Inc., Madison, Wis.
HR Green Inc., Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Belt Collins, Honolulu, Hawaii
Flad Architects, Madison, Wis.
Shannon & Wilson Inc., Seattle, Wash.
Henderson Engineers Inc., Lenexa, Kan.

SHW Group, Plano, Texas
American Structurepoint Inc., Indianapolis, Ind.

PBK Architects, Houston, Texas
Otak Inc., Lake Oswego, Ore.
WATG, Irvine, Calif.
Vanderweil Engineers, Boston, Mass.

The Burke Group, Rosemont, Ill.
Strand Associates Inc., Madison, Wis.

Ninyo & Moore, San Diego, Calif.
HAKS Engineers, Architects and Land Surveyors, New York, N.Y.

Bergmann Associates Inc., Rochester, N.Y.
Schnabel Engineering Inc., Glen Allen, Va.

Patrick Engineering Inc., Lisle, Ill.
Civil & Environmental Consultants Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.

USS Cal Builders Inc., Stanton, Calif.
DOWL HKM, Anchorage, Alaska
Heery International Inc., Atlanta, Ga.
Kaplan McLaughlin Diaz (KMD), San Francisco, Calif.

Walter P Moore, Houston, Texas
ASRC Energy Services, Anchorage, Alaska
Parkhill, Smith & Cooper Inc., Lubbock, Texas

FKP Architects Inc., Houston, Texas
STE
WA
ECO
M.
OUS
HAZ
71.6
2.4
100
70.7
0.9
32
68
EA
69.9
0.0
25
25
27
EA
67.3
8.0
88
66.5
0.0
38
12
10
18
AE
66.4
0.1 100
AE
66.0
0.0
81
19
65.6
4.2
22
25
17
27
64.5
3.5
34
38
64.1
0.0
93
AE
63.3
0.0
87
13
63.3
0.0
34
41
10
EA
62.4
0.0
29
23
41
TEL
EC
62.4
0.0
100
ENV
61.8
0.0
19
36
12
61.2
0.6
79
13
EA
60.7
0.0
11
52
60.1
0.0
59
19
AE
60.0
0.6
14
66
EA
60.0
24.1
83
59.6
2.6 100
ENV
59.2
0.0
18
47
AE
58.3
0.5 100
EA
58.1
0.0
17
66
EA
57.8
0.0
17
13
14
13
37
57.5
46.4
92
57.2
1.7
15
15
39
11
56.6
0.3
97
AE
56.3
0.1 100
EA
56.2
0.0
18
13
52
56.2
0.0 100
EA
55.2
20.7
11
66
54.9
51.7 100
54.5
3.6
66
29
54.1
0.0
48
23
53.8
0.0
11
39
34
GE
53.0
0.5
15
14
13
16
15
52.7
0.0
20
15
50
14
EA
51.9
0.0
47
41
GE
51.4
0.0
42
29
19
51.0
0.0
54
34
51.0
0.0
25
12
23
23
EC
51.0
17.0
75
25
50.8
0.0
17
33
AEC
50.3
0.0
87
13
50.0
6.0 100
50.0
1.5
20
EC
49.8
11.5
100
EA
49.8
0.0
45
26
13
14
49.4
0.4 100
75
ARD
LEU
NSP
/ PE
us.
ER /
SEW
WAT
ER S
UPP
WA S
LY
TE
G
RIN
POW
ER
CTU
UFA
MAN
TRA
IND
Fentress Architects, Denver, Colo.
TRO
G
ILDIN
TransCore, Hummelstown, Pa.
2010 REVENUE
TOTAL
INTL
ERA
L BU
1 51 140
1 52 100
1 53 152
1 54 165
1 55 154
1 56 166
1 57 147
1 58 **
1 59 172
1 60 224
1 61 158
1 62 192
1 63 162
1 64 164
1 65 191
1 66 181
1 67 159
1 68 190
1 69 174
1 70 176
1 71 182
1 72 **
1 73 163
1 74 171
1 75 205
1 76 232
1 77 186
1 78 185
1 79 168
1 80 200
1 81 151
1 82 179
1 83 256
1 84 180
1 85 178
1 86 183
1 87 194
1 88 216
1 89 212
1 90 184
1 91 204
1 92 213
1 93 **
1 94 193
1 95 188
1 96 170
1 97 196
1 98 175
1 99 199
2 00 220
FIRM
TYPE
GEN
Rank
2011 2010
O RT
ATIO
N
ENR
83
4/15/11 6:20:28 PM
CARDNO USA Inc. had the biggest

revenue gain, rising 352%, after
acquiring ENTRIX Holding Co. and
Environmental Resolutions Inc.
#34
Bonestroo, St. Paul, Minn.
Ulteig Engineers Inc., Fargo, N.D.
Boswell Engineering, S. Hackensack, N.J.
Fishbeck Thompson Carr & Huber, Grand Rapids, Mich.

VOA Associates Inc., Chicago, Ill.
MulvannyG2 Architecture, Bellevue, Wash.

Neel-Schaffer Inc., Jackson, Miss.
EFI Global Inc., Humble, Texas
Crawford, Murphy & Tilly Inc., Springfield, Ill.

Wade Trim, Detroit, Mich.
JBA Consulting Engineers, Las Vegas, Nev.

Ammann & Whitney, New York, N.Y.
KJWW Engineering Consultants, Rock Island, Ill.

GeoEngineers Inc., Seattle, Wash.
Raba-Kistner Consultants Inc., San Antonio, Texas

Hardesty & Hanover LLP, New York, N.Y.
Fuss & ONeill Inc., Manchester, Conn.
LPA Inc., Irvine, Calif.
Garver LLC, North Little Rock, Ark.
Davis Brody Bond Aedas, New York, N.Y.

PGAL, Houston, Texas
RMT Inc., Madison, Wis.
EnSafe Inc., Memphis, Tenn.
BKF Engineers, Redwood City, Calif.
McKim & Creed PA, Wilmington, N.C.
WHR Architects Inc., Houston, Texas
Martin Engineering Group, Los Angeles, Calif.

T&M Associates, Middletown, N.J.
BSA LifeStructures, Indianapolis, Ind.
Orbital Engineering Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ennead Architects LLP, New York, N.Y.
STE
M.
WA
TEL
ECO
OUS
HAZ
ARD
LEU
NSP
/ PE
us.
ER /
ER S
UPP
WA S
LY
TE
G
RIN
ER
CTU
TRA
IND
Winzler & Kelly, Eureka, Calif.
SEW
GHD Inc., Irvine, Calif.
WAT
Tectonic Engineering & Surveying Consultants, Mountainville, N.Y.
POW
MAN
TRO
G
ILDIN
Sasaki Associates Inc., Watertown, Mass.
UFA
L BU
84
Barge Waggoner Sumner & Cannon Inc., Nashville, Tenn.
2010 REVENUE
TOTAL
INTL
GEN
2 01 195
2 02 187
2 03 244
2 04 227
2 05 217
2 06 197
2 07 223
2 08 225
2 09 218
2 10 189
2 11 206
2 12 201
2 13 230
2 14 240
2 15 215
2 16 **
2 17 266
2 18 219
2 19 210
2 20 294
2 21 221
2 22 209
2 23 207
2 24 262
2 25 323
2 26 228
2 27 149
2 28 311
2 29 235
2 30 248
2 31 208
2 32 222
2 33 214
2 34 259
2 35 251
2 36 340
2 37 333
2 38 233
2 39 239
2 40 **
2 41 229
2 42 247
2 43 297
2 44 252
2 45 281
2 46 319
2 47 261
2 48 293
2 49 255
2 50 392
FIRM
TYPE
ERA
Rank
2011 2010
O RT
ATIO
N
EA
49.1
0.0
45
15
15
48.7
12.4
96
47.8
0.0
31
33
23
47.0
1.0
11
74
47.0
2.8
28
14
10
17
18
EA
46.9
0.0
31
20
18
46.7
0.2
11
47
17
46.2
0.0
13
85
AE
46.2
0.3
37
15
14
20
45.7
4.9
98
45.6
10.6 100
45.5
0.0
21
43
45.5
0.0
76
22
45.2
0.0
27
60
45.0
0.0
57
23
44.7
33.3 100
EA
44.6
1.0
20
80
44.4
0.0 100
0
0
44.3
0.4
25
14
18
12
GE
44.1
0.6
36
51
43.9
0.9
100
43.6
1.8
14
11
15
13
11
11
10
43.4
0.0
99
EA
43.1
0.0
12
17
59
42.4
0.4
99
AE
42.2
0.3
43
55
EC
41.8
0.5
21
30
24
20
ENV
41.8
0.7
41.7
0.0
42
52
41.4
0.1
11
18
27
19
14
41.3
01.0 100
41.3
0.0 100
EA
40.9
0.2
82
40.7
0.0
17
18
47
AE
40.7
0.0
96
40.7
2.9
10
76
Ayers Saint Gross, Baltimore, Md.
40.2
3.0 100
J-U-B Engineers Inc., Boise, Idaho
40.2
0.0
24
24
50
Century Engineering Inc., Hunt Valley, Md.

Farnsworth Group Inc., Bloomington, Ill.
LS3P Associates Ltd., Charleston, S.C.
CTA Architects Engineers, Billings, Mont.
Fay Spofford & Thorndike, Burlington, Mass.
Perkowitz+Ruth Architects, Long Beach, Calif.
Erdman, Anthony and Associates Inc., Rochester, N.Y.

MS Consultants Inc., Columbus, Ohio
TLC Engineering for Architecture, Orlando, Fla.

Bartlett & West Inc., Topeka, Kan.
SRF Consulting Group Inc., Plymouth, Minn.

EN Engineering LLC, Woodridge, Ill.
ENR
40.2
0.0
24
60
EA
40.2
0.0
41
17
40.1
0.0 100
AE
40.1
1.4 100
40.0
0.0
17
51
23
40.0
0.4 100
39.9
0.0
61
15
EA
39.5
0.0
19
10
60
39.3
0.4
95
39.2
0.0
40
47
39.1
0.0
100
38.8
0.1
99
4/15/11 6:20:29 PM
Wilbur Smith Associates

announced on Feb. 25, 2011, that
it has been acquired by CDM, the
No. 23 firm on this years Top 500.
#70
Electrical Consultants Inc., Billings, Mont.
BRPH Architects-Engineers Inc., Melbourne, Fla.
H2M/Holzmacher McLendon & Murrell, Melville, N.Y.

Pape-Dawson Engineers Inc., San Antonio, Texas
Shive-Hattery Inc., Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Mark Thomas & Co. Inc., San Jose, Calif.

Payette, Boston, Mass.
ATCS PLC, Herndon, Va.
Urban Engineers Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.
Metric Engineering Group Inc., Miami, Fla.

Rolf Jensen & Associates Inc., Chicago, Ill.
Florence & Hutcheson Inc., Columbia, S.C.

Brown & Gay Engineers Inc., Houston, Texas
Harley Ellis Devereaux, Southfield, Mich.
Fanning/Howey Associates Inc., Celina, Ohio
Processes Unlimited International Inc., Bakersfield, Calif.

Bolton & Menk Inc., Mankato, Minn.
Shafer, Kline & Warren Inc., Lenexa, Kan.
Professional Engineering Consultants PA, Wichita, Kan.

GPD Group, Akron, Ohio
Lionakis, Sacramento, Calif.
Bard, Rao+Athanas Consulting Engineers LLC, Watertown, Mass.

Universal Engineering Sciences Inc., Orlando, Fla.
C. H. Guernsey & Co., Oklahoma City, Okla.
Buchart-Horn Inc./BASCO Associates, York, Pa.

Maser Consulting PA, Red Bank, N.J.
Remington & Vernick Engineers Inc., Haddonfield, N.J.

MSA Professional Services Inc., Baraboo, Wis.
Steelman Partners, Las Vegas, Nev.
Goodwyn, Mills & Cawood Inc., Montgomery, Ala.

Walker Parking Consultants, Chicago, Ill.
Paulus Sokolowski & Sartor LLC, Warren, N.J.

WD Partners, Dublin, Ohio
GRW Engineers Inc., Lexington, Ky.
Anshen+Allen, Part of Stantec, San Francisco, Calif.

Landrum & Brown Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio
Aon Fire Protection Eng'g Corp. (Schirmer Eng'g), Glenview, Ill.

Moseley Architects, Richmond, Va.
Dyer Riddle Mills & Precourt Inc., Orlando, Fla.

Froehling & Robertson Inc., Richmond, Va.
T. Baker Smith LLC, Houma, La.
Morrison-Maierle Inc., Helena, Mont.
Paul C. Rizzo Associates Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.

NTH Consultants Ltd., Detroit, Mich.
Degenkolb Engineers, San Francisco, Calif.
Modjeski and Masters Inc., Mechanicsburg, Pa.
C.H. Fenstermaker & Associates Inc., Lafayette, La.
Shepley Bulfinch Richardson & Abbott, Boston, Mass.
ENR
STE
M.
WA
ECO
OUS
/ PE
ARD
HAZ
LEU
NSP
TRA
us.
IND
ER /
SEW
WAT
ER S
UPP
WA S
LY
TE
G
RIN
POW
ER
CTU
UFA
MAN
TEL
Dannenbaum Engineering Corp., Houston, Texas
TRO
G
ILDIN
86
Ayres Associates, Eau Claire, Wis.
2010 REVENUE
TOTAL
INTL
ERA
L BU
2 51 250
2 52 231
2 53 243
2 54 299
2 55 254
2 56 241
2 57 277
2 58 234
2 59 236
2 60 203
2 61 271
2 62 291
2 63 226
2 64 258
2 65 249
2 66 267
2 67 282
2 68 276
2 69 283
2 70 284
2 71 287
2 72 364
2 73 263
2 74 300
2 75 264
2 76 365
2 77 280
2 78 336
2 79 288
2 80 350
2 81 330
2 82 273
2 83 257
2 84 169
2 85 **
2 86 387
2 87 337
2 88 322
2 89 270
2 90 245
2 91 238
2 92 304
2 93 371
2 94 321
2 95 202
2 96 265
2 97 414
2 98 360
2 99 296
3 00 325
FIRM
TYPE
GEN
Rank
2011 2010
O RT
ATIO
N
EA
38.7
0.0
21
16
34
38.6
0.0
24
10
51
EC
38.4
0.3
93
AE
38.1
0.6
44
54
EA
38.1
0.0
21
30
11
29
37.7
0.0
65
12
14
EA
37.7
0.0
64
11
11
37.7
0.0
95
37.5
0.0
65
37.4
1.9 100
37.3
0.0
87
EA
37.1
1.7
11
70
37.1
4.3
90
0
0
36.8
0.0
96
AE
36.6
0.0
95
36.5
0.0
44
40
16
AE
36.5
0.2 100
36.3
3.0
15
85
36.2
0.0
19
17
29
36.2
0.0
13
60
36.1
0.0
37
11
10
11
19
EA
36.0
0.0
31
19
43
AE
36.0
0.0
99
36.0
0.0 100
EA
36.0
0.0
60
16
EA
35.9
0.0
41
38
EA
35.2
4.7
11
16
42
23
35.2
0.0
26
12
23
35.1
0.0
22
24
30
12
AE
35.0
0.0
20
20
35.0
28.0 100
AE
34.9
0.0
60
15
17
EA
34.8
2.2 100
34.8
5.2 100
PA
34.5
14.7
98
EA
34.4
0.3
52
11
25
AE
34.2
0.6
95
EA
34.2
0.0
30
27
40
34.0
3.0
68
19
AE
33.8
0.0 100
33.6
0.0
13
76
GE
33.6
0.0
55
10
10
33.5
0.0
82
33.4
0.0
36
34
33.4
2.2
100
33.2
0.0
26
48
33.1
0.0
100
33.0
0.4
78
16
32.9
0.0
100
32.7
0.1 100
4/15/11 6:20:30 PM
TKDA, St. Paul, Minn.
Hankins and Anderson Inc., Glen Allen, Va.

Bowman Consulting, Chantilly, Va.
Cuningham Group Architecture PA, Minneapolis, Minn.

LJA Engineering Inc., Houston, Texas
Tighe & Bond Inc., Westfield, Mass.
AKRF Inc., New York, N.Y.
Swanke Hayden Connell Architects, New York, N.Y.

PND Engineers Inc., Anchorage, Alaska
Graef-USA Inc., Milwaukee, Wis.
The S/L/A/M Collaborative, Glastonbury, Conn.
IPS - Integrated Project Services, Lafayette Hill, Pa.

CP&Y Inc., Dallas, Texas
EMH&T, Columbus, Ohio
Marshall Miller and Associates Inc., Bluefield, Va.

Sebesta Blomberg, Roseville, Minn.

Fehr & Peers, Walnut Creek, Calif.
The RBA Group, Parsippany, N.J.
TRO Jung|Brannen, Boston, Mass.
OHL USA Inc., Miami, Fla.
E I Associates, Cedar Knolls, N.J.
Clark Patterson Lee, Rochester, N.Y.
Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers, New York, N.Y.

SAI Consulting Engineers Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.
tvsdesign, Atlanta, Ga.
GBA, Lenexa, Kan.
Wood Rodgers Inc., Sacramento, Calif.

RDK Engineers, Andover, Mass.
Collins Engineers Inc., Chicago, Ill.

CO Architects, Los Angeles, Calif.
Garco Construction Inc., Spokane, Wash.

Moody Nolan Inc., Columbus, Ohio
Jones & Carter Inc., Houston, Texas
Dvirka and Bartilucci Consulting Engineers, Woodbury, N.Y.

Mazzetti Nash Lipsey Burch, San Francisco, Calif.

Engineering and Testing Services Corp., San Ramon, Calif.
The Dennis Engineering Group LLC, Springfield, Mass.
CTL Engineering Inc., Columbus, Ohio
Architects Hawaii Ltd., Honolulu, Hawaii
On-Board Engineering Corp., East Windsor, N.J.
G.E.C. Inc., Baton Rouge, La.
M-E Engineers Inc., Wheat Ridge, Colo.
Owen Group Inc., Irvine, Calif.
Chester Engineers, Moon Township, Pa.
gkkworks, Irvine, Calif.
Timmons Group, Richmond, Va.
SMMA/Symmes Maini & McKee Associates, Cambridge, Mass.
ENR
STE
M.
WA
ECO
OUS
32.7
0.0
39
46
32.7
1.6
79
20
TEL
HAZ
ARD
LEU
TRA
NSP
/ PE
IND
us.
SEW
ER /
WAT
ER S
UPP
WA S
LY
TE
G
RIN
POW
ER
CTU
MAN
Jones, Edmunds & Associates Inc., Gainesville, Fla.
TRO
G
ILDIN
ESD (Environmental Systems Design Inc.), Chicago, Ill.
UFA
L BU
88
Harris Group Inc., Seattle, Wash.
2010 REVENUE
TOTAL
INTL
GEN
3 01 343
3 02 290
3 03 332
3 04 272
3 05 316
3 06 409
3 07 279
3 08 320
3 09 307
3 10 295
3 11 237
3 12 377
3 13 305
3 14 341
3 15 358
3 16 328
3 17 274
3 18 306
3 19 326
3 20 338
3 21 298
3 22 342
3 23 314
3 24 **
3 25 **
3 26 368
3 27 317
3 28 242
3 29 334
3 30 348
3 31 397
3 32 356
3 33 329
3 34 **
3 35 386
3 36 345
3 37 373
3 38 347
3 39 413
3 40 302
3 41 286
3 42 **
3 43 354
3 44 400
3 45 **
3 46 349
3 47 362
3 48 268
3 49 285
3 50 327
FIRM
TYPE
ERA
Rank
2011 2010
O RT
ATIO
N
EA
32.5
0.0
16
63
32.4
0.0
10
60
21
AE
32.3
16.7
89
10
32.2
0.0
96
32.2
3.9 100
32.1
1.0
11
25
31
30
32.1
0.0
24
37
21
ENV
32.1
0.0
66
12
31.8
16.1 100
31.7
0.9
11
15
71
31.5
0.0
37
11
11
33
31.5
0.0 100
EA
31.4
0.5
100
31.2
0.0
27
23
50
31.2
0.0
44
20
10
24
31.1
2.0
10
33
31.1
2.1
85
AE
31.0
0.0
45
23
32
31.0
0.4
100
31.0
0.0
32
13
48
AE
31.0
0.9 100
EC
30.7
0.0
31
15
55
EA
30.7
0.0
44
15
15
26
GE
30.7
1.9
28
13
30
30.7
0.0
100
0
0
30.6
4.6 100
EA
30.5
0.0
13
30
37
30.5
0.0
20
40
30
30.3
0.0
87
11
30.2
1.1
98
30.0
0.0 100
EC
30.0
0.0
17
AE
29.8
0.0 100
29.5
0.0
37
20
19
18
29.4
0.0
66
20
29.3
0.0
98
AE
29.1
0.0 100
GE
29.1
0.0
55
12
17
EAC
28.8
0.0
100
28.5
0.0
35
29
10
28.4
0.2 100
28.3
0.0
74
28.3
0.0
94
28.2
2.5
96
EAC
28.1
3.2
64
10
16
28.0
0.0
59
24
28.0
2.4 100
27.9
0.0
59
4/15/11 6:20:32 PM
#102
Davis & Floyd Inc., Greenwood, S.C.

JCJ Architecture, Hartford, Conn.
CPH Engineers Inc., Sanford, Fla.
NAC|Architecture, Seattle, Wash.
RDG Planning & Design, Des Moines, Iowa

Crafton Tull, Rogers, Ark.
A. Morton Thomas and Associates Inc., Rockville, Md.

Coffman Engineers Inc., Seattle, Wash.
FXFOWLE, New York, N.Y.
Pond & Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Wunderlich-Malec Engineering Inc., Minnetonka, Minn.
RLF Architecture, Engineering & Interior Design, Winter Park, Fla.

Bernardin Lochmueller & Associates Inc., Evansville, Ind.
Herbert, Rowland & Grubic Inc., Harrisburg, Pa.
Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners LLP, New York, N.Y.
SPEC Services Inc., Fountain Valley, Calif.
BWBR Architects, St. Paul, Minn.
McDonough Associates Inc., Chicago, Ill.
Westlake Reed Leskosky, Cleveland, Ohio

GreenbergFarrow, Atlanta, Ga.
Kisinger Campo & Associates Corp., Tampa, Fla.

Bridgefarmer & Associates Inc., Dallas, Texas
RNL, Denver, Colo.
Superior Engineering LLC, Hammond, Ind.

Larson Design Group, Williamsport, Pa.
Binkley & Barfield Inc., Houston, Texas

H.F. Lenz Co., Johnstown, Pa.
KS Engineers PC, Newark, N.J.
Valdes Engineering Co., Lombard, Ill.
Sheladia Associates Inc., Rockville, Md.

USKH Inc., Anchorage, Alaska
American Engineering Testing Inc., St. Paul, Minn.

LMN Architects, Seattle, Wash.
Stellar, Jacksonville, Fla.
ccrd partners, Houston, Texas
Altran Solutions Corp., Cranbury, N.J.
Horrocks Engineers, Pleasant Grove, Utah

Wright-Pierce, Topsham, Maine
C&I Engineering, Louisville, Ky.
Bohannan Huston Inc., Albuquerque, N.M.

Klotz Associates Inc., Houston, Texas
Wallace Roberts & Todd LLC, Philadelphia, Pa.
Soil and Materials Engineers Inc., Plymouth, Mich.
Crabtree Rohrbaugh & Assoc. - Architects, Mechanicsburg, Pa.

Hussey, Gay, Bell & DeYoung - A Bell Co., Savannah, Ga.
Solomon Cordwell Buenz, Chicago, Ill.
RMC Water and Environment, Walnut Creek, Calif.

BL Cos. Inc., Meriden, Conn.
STE
WA
ECO
M.
OUS
HAZ
/ PE
ARD
LEU
NSP
TRA
us.
IND
ER /
SEW
WAT
ER S
UPP
WA S
LY
TE
G
RIN
POW
ER
CTU
UFA
MAN
27.6
0.0 100
27.5
0.0
12
24
EA
27.4
0.0
19
54
27.4
0.0 100
27.3
0.0
97
27.3
4.6
61
11
19
27.3
0.0
79
AE
27.2
0.0
55
10
23
10
27.0
0.0
38
14
10
38
27.0
1.0
46
38
27.0
6.2
97
EA
27.0
1.0
44
26
30
EC
26.9
0.0
11
85
AE
26.7
1.5
96
26.7
0.0
15
79
26.5
0.0
22
14
33
22
26.5
2.1
71
26.4
0.0
96
26.3
0.0
93
EA
26.2
0.0
89
AE
26.2
0.2 100
AE
26.1
0.9 100
26.1
0.0
100
0
0
26.0
0.0
100
26.0
3.3 100
26.0
0.0
15
77
EA
25.9
0.0
14
13
23
38
25.8
0.0
86
25.8
0.0
81
17
0
25.4
0.0
100
EA
25.2
19.7
13
82
AEP
25.2
0.0
53
10
37
25.2
0.0
92
25.0
0.0
40
12
18
25.0
1.0 100
25.0
0.0
96
EA
24.9
1.6
17
77
EA
24.8
1.1
95
24.8
0.0
70
24.8
0.0
20
72
24.6
0.0
100
24.3
0.0
35
18
16
24.3
0.0
25
21
49
ALP
24.2
0.5
46
24.2
0.7
38
23
27
24.1
0.0 100
EA
24.1
2.8
14
19
23
21
24.0
1.3
95
24.0
0.0
71
29
AE
23.9
0.0
73
15
TEL
Baxter & Woodman Inc., Crystal Lake, Ill.
TRO
G
ILDIN
Lord Aeck & Sargent, Atlanta, Ga.
2010 REVENUE
TOTAL
INTL
ERA
L BU
3 51 275
3 52 352
3 53 380
3 54 359
3 55 388
3 56 **
3 57 382
3 58 361
3 59 372
3 60 416
3 61 370
3 62 429
3 63 **
3 64 **
3 65 421
3 66 363
3 67 289
3 68 385
3 69 **
3 70 331
3 71 403
3 72 389
3 73 374
3 74 423
3 75 355
3 76 378
3 77 437
3 78 **
3 79 445
3 80 **
3 81 483
3 82 379
3 83 391
3 84 422
3 85 357
3 86 **
3 87 466
3 88 462
3 89 **
3 90 441
3 91 301
3 92 351
3 93 402
3 94 278
3 95 439
3 96 396
3 97 381
3 98 346
3 99 419
4 00 428
FIRM
TYPE
GEN
Rank
2011 2010
O RT
ATIO
N
H.W. Lochner Inc. rose 41 spots

on the list, thanks in part to its
acquisition of Bucher, Willis & Ratliff
Corp., which ranked No. 401 in 2010.
ENR
91
4/15/11 6:20:34 PM
Little, Charlotte, N.C.
Interface Engineering Inc., Portland, Ore.

H+L Architecture, Denver, Colo.
SchenkelShultz, Orlando, Fla.
Earth Systems Inc., San Luis Obispo, Calif.

CBT Architects, Boston, Mass.
Cobb, Fendley & Associates Inc., Houston, Texas

DeMatteis Organizations, Elmont, N.Y.
T.J. Cross Engineers Inc., Bakersfield, Calif.

RJN Group Inc., Wheaton, Ill.
DKS Associates, Oakland, Calif.
Rettew Associates Inc., Lancaster, Pa.
Robert Derector Associates, New York, N.Y.
Hubbell, Roth & Clark Inc., Bloomfield Hills, Mich.

Sparling, Seattle, Wash.
Geocon, San Diego, Calif.
Sega Inc., Overland Park, Kan.
Albert Kahn Family of Cos. (Kahn), Detroit, Mich.

Hull & Associates Inc., Dublin, Ohio
Donohue & Associates Inc., Sheboygan, Wis.

The Lauren Corp., Abilene, Texas
Morris Architects, Houston, Texas

V3 Cos. Ltd., Woodridge, Ill.
Odell Associates Inc., Charlotte, N.C.

Clark Dietz Inc., Champaign, Ill.
Magnusson Klemencic Associates Inc., Seattle, Wash.

Draper Aden Associates Inc., Blacksburg, Va.
E M C Engineers Inc., Lakewood, Colo.
Hord Coplan Macht Inc., Baltimore, Md.
ARC/Architectural Resources Cambridge, Cambridge, Mass.

Jacobs Associates, San Francisco, Calif.
Burk-Kleinpeter Inc., New Orleans, La.
STE
M.
WA
ECO
OUS
23.9
0.0 100
AE
23.7
0.0
27
71
TEL
HAZ
ARD
LEU
TRA
NSP
/ PE
IND
us.
SEW
ER /
WAT
ER S
UPP
WA S
LY
TE
G
RIN
POW
ER
CTU
MAN
Leighton Group Inc., Irvine, Calif.
TRO
G
ILDIN
Highland Associates Ltd., Clarks Summit, Pa.
UFA
L BU
92
Lee, Burkhart, Liu Inc., Marina del Rey, Calif.
2010 REVENUE
TOTAL
INTL
GEN
4 01 498
4 02 405
4 03 246
4 04 406
4 05 427
4 06 **
4 07 375
4 08 454
4 09 **
4 10 444
4 11 146
4 12 447
4 13 472
4 14 404
4 15 436
4 16 **
4 17 395
4 18 424
4 19 488
4 20 410
4 21 312
4 22 480
4 23 459
4 24 **
4 25 390
4 26 430
4 27 **
4 28 **
4 29 433
4 30 451
4 31 **
4 32 489
4 33 **
4 34 442
4 35 438
4 36 **
4 37 **
4 38 **
4 39 443
4 40 452
4 41 435
4 42 418
4 43 460
4 44 **
4 45 383
4 46 431
4 47 **
4 48 384
4 49 407
4 50 **
FIRM
TYPE
ERA
Rank
2011 2010
O RT
ATIO
N
AE
23.7
0.0 100
GE
23.5
0.0
45
17
23.4
1.6
99
23.2
0.0 100
23.2
0.0
87
13
GE
23.0
0.4
45
30
23.0
1.6 100
23.0
0.0
13
EC
23.0
0.0 100
22.9
0.0
95
22.9
0.0
90
22.7
0.1
100
22.6
0.0
14
27
22.5
0.0
89
11
EA
22.5
0.0
31
13
44
22.5
0.2
97
GE
22.4
0.0
69
27
EC
22.3
0.0
100
AE
22.2
4.3
69
30
E/ENV
22.1
0.0
14
36
22.1
0.0
85
EC
21.9
0.0
63
37
21.8
0.1 100
EC
21.7
0.3
26
54
AE
21.7
0.1 100
21.7
0.0
10
25
53
21.6
4.2
76
20
21.5
0.0
13
21.5
0.0 100
AL
21.4
0.0 100
21.3
0.1 100
21.2
0.0
12
75
5
0
21.2
5.3
20
21
50
AE
21.1
4.3
24
76
21.0
0.0
24
10
63
SRG Partnership Inc., Portland, Ore.
21.0
0.0 100
FGM Architects Inc., Oak Brook, Ill.
21.0
0.0 100
20.9
0.0 100
Bermello Ajamil & Partners Inc., Miami, Fla.

ABMB Engineers Inc., Baton Rouge, La.
Heapy Engineering, Dayton, Ohio
Kahler Slater Inc., Milwaukee, Wis.

Aztec Engineering Group Inc., Phoenix, Ariz.
KSA Engineers Inc., Longview, Texas
Wiley|Wilson, Lynchburg, Va.
River Consulting, Columbus, Ohio
The Beck Group, Dallas, Texas
B.P. Barber & Associates Inc., Columbia, S.C.
Whitney, Bailey, Cox & Magnani LLC, Baltimore, Md.

CSA Group, San Juan, P.R.
Goody Clancy, Boston, Mass.
ENR
20.9
1.0 100
20.9
0.0
61
20.8
0.5
98
20.8
0.0
18
13
16
50
EA
20.7
0.0
66
10
10
14
20.7
3.6
27
53
16
AEC
20.7
2.8
96
AE
20.6
0.0
45
51
EA
20.5
0.7
37
23
28
20.5
0.0
84
4/15/11 6:20:35 PM
#447
WENDEL, Buffalo, N.Y.
R&M Consultants Inc., Anchorage, Alaska

WDG Architecture, Washington, D.C.
OZ Architecture, Denver, Colo.
Corzo Castella Carballo Thompson Salman, Coral Gables, Fla.

Gould Evans, Kansas City, Mo.
Goettsch Partners, Chicago, Ill.

Brinderson, Costa Mesa, Calif.
Wenck Associates Inc., Maple Plain, Minn.

BHDP Architecture, Cincinnati, Ohio
LHB Inc., Duluth, Minn.
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners Architects LLP, New York, N.Y.
Architectural Nexus, Salt Lake City, Utah
Professional Consultants Inc., Evansville, Ind.

Krazan & Associates Inc., Clovis, Calif.
Architectural Alliance, Minneapolis, Minn.

SHP Leading Design, Cincinnati, Ohio
BBH Design PA, Raleigh, N.C.
Dekker/Perich/Sabatini Ltd., Albuquerque, N.M.

ENTRAN, Lexington, Ky.
Poggemeyer Design Group Inc., Bowling Green, Ohio

Wight & Co., Darien, Ill.
Commonwealth Associates Inc., Jackson, Mich.

McLaren Engineering Group, West Nyack, N.Y.
Devenney Group Ltd., Architects, Phoenix, Ariz.

Durrant, Dubuque, Iowa
Daniel B. Stephens & Associates Inc., Albuquerque, N.M.

Cooper Carry Inc., Atlanta, Ga.

Fletcher-Thompson Inc., Shelton, Conn.
LaBella Associates PC, Rochester, N.Y.
The Rudolph/Libbe Cos. Inc., Walbridge, Ohio

Spectra Tech inc., Oak Ridge, Tenn.
Vocon, Cleveland, Ohio
Ware Malcomb, Irvine, Calif.
Coler & Colantonio Inc., Norwell, Mass.
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24
27
30
0.1
89
10
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20.2
HAZ
20.3
TRA
EA
IND
SEW
WAT
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Newcomb & Boyd, Atlanta, Ga.
TRO
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94
Orchard, Hiltz & McCliment Inc., Livonia, Mich.
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TOTAL
INTL
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4 51 446
4 52 408
4 53 **
4 54 **
4 55 473
4 56 434
4 57 426
4 58 366
4 59 449
4 60 468
4 61 475
4 62 496
4 63 **
4 64 309
4 65 **
4 66 **
4 67 457
4 68 **
4 69 412
4 70 **
4 71 **
4 72 376
4 73 417
4 74 479
4 75 456
4 76 455
4 77 469
4 78 **
4 79 **
4 80 310
4 81 450
4 82 491
4 83 **
4 84 **
4 85 **
4 86 474
4 87 425
4 88 393
4 89 476
4 90 500
4 91 461
4 92 420
4 93 398
4 94 399
4 95 478
4 96 **
4 97 492
4 98 467
4 99 464
5 00 494
FIRM
TYPE
GEN
Rank
2011 2010
O RT
ATIO
N
The Beck Group, a Top 400

Contractor, made the Top 500 Design
Firm list for the first time, thanks to its
large architectural operating unit.
AE
20.2
0.0
50
20.2
0.0
11
13
60
20.2
0.4 100
20.1
2.7
80
EA
20.1
0.0
10
79
20.1
0.0
91
12.3 100
20.0
EC
20.0
0.0
95
20.0
3.0
20
20
23
19.9
1.3
97
AE
19.8
0.0
59
23
14
19.8
6.6 100
19.7
0.0 100
EA
19.6
0.7
14
45
29
11
19.6
0.0
47
14
11
19.5
0.0
39
61
AE
19.5
0.0 100
19.4
0.0 100
ENV
19.4
0.0
22
78
AE
19.3
0.0 100
19.2
0.1 100
19.2
0.0
100
EAP
19.2
0.0
24
11
25
19
AE
19.1
0.0
77
21
19.0
0.0
100
18.7
0.8
43
48
18.6
0.0 100
AE
18.6
1.6 100
EA
18.5
0.0
59
11
11
11
AE
18.5
0.8 100
EC
18.5
0.0 100
EA
18.4
0.0
26
67
18.2
0.0
90
18.0
1.9
74
26
18.0
0.2
20
13
41
RBB Architects Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.
18.0
0.0 100
W.K. Dickson & Co. Inc., Charlotte, N.C.
17.8
0.0
13
15
45
17.7
2.0 100
17.7
13.2 100
17.7
0.1 100
17.5
0.0
97
17.3
0.0
57
16.9
0.0 100
GE
16.8
0.0
AE
16.7
0.0
86
12
EA
16.6
0.0
12
81
AE
16.6
2.5
94
16.6
0.0
72
16
FRCH Design Worldwide, Cincinnati, Ohio
Smallwood Reynolds Stewart Stewart & Assoc., Atlanta, Ga.

Tsoi/Kobus & Associates Inc., Cambridge, Mass.
FFKR Architects, Salt Lake City, Utah
Kirksey, Houston, Texas
Shalom Baranes Associates PC, Washington, D.C.

Nodarse & Associates Inc., Winter Park, Fla.
TSP Inc., Sioux Falls, S.D.
Qk4, Louisville, Ky.
Astorino, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Manhard Consulting Ltd., Vernon Hills, Ill.
ENR
4/15/11 6:20:36 PM
Where to find the Top 500

Firm
Rank
A
A. Morton Thomas and Associates Inc.
ABMB Engineers Inc.
AKF Group LLC
AKRF Inc.
Altran Solutions Corp.
Ambitech Engineering Corp.
AMEC
American Structurepoint Inc.
American Engineering Testing Inc.
Ammann & Whitney
Anshen+Allen, Part of Stantec
Aon Fire Protection Engineering Corp. (Schirmer
Engineering)
Apex Cos. LLC
Architects Hawaii Ltd.
Architectural Alliance
Architectural Nexus
ARC/Architectural Resources Cambridge
R.W. Armstrong & Associates Inc.
Arup
ASRC Energy Services
Astorino
ATC Associates Inc.
ATCS PLC
Atkins North America
Ayers Saint Gross
Ayres Associates
Aztec Engineering Group Inc.
359
437
1
123
171
310
388
129
6
180
384
217
284
289
172
12
343
468
465
433
150
53
198
499
68
259
29
237
251
443
B
B.P. Barber & Associates Inc.
Bard, Rao+Athanas Consulting Engineers LLC
Barge Waggoner Sumner & Cannon Inc.
Bartlett & West Inc.
Baxter & Woodman Inc.
BBH Design PA
Bechtel
The Beck Group
Belt Collins
Alfred Benesch & Co.
Louis Berger Group
Bergmann Associates Inc.
Bermello Ajamil & Partners Inc.
Bernardin Lochmueller & Associates Inc.
Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners LLP
BHDP Architecture
Binkley & Barfield Inc.
Birdsall Services Group
BKF Engineers
BL Cos. Inc.
Black & Veatch
Bohannan Huston Inc.
Bolton & Menk Inc.
Bonestroo
Boswell Engineering
Bowman Consulting
Bridgefarmer & Associates Inc.
Brinderson
Brown & Gay Engineers Inc.
Brown and Caldwell
BRPH Architects-Engineers Inc.
BSA LifeStructures
Buchart-Horn Inc./BASCO Associates
Bureau Veritas
The Burke Group
96
ENR
31
442
274
201
248
352
470
8
447
176
160
15
189
436
365
367
462
378
168
229
400
16
392
269
206
208
306
374
460
266
47
254
235
277
50
136
185
Firm
Rank
Burk-Kleinpeter Inc.
Burns & McDonnell
BWBR Architects
434
20
89
369
C
C&I Engineering
C&S Cos.
Callison
Cannon Design
Cardno USA Inc.
Carollo Engineers Inc.
CB&I
CBT Architects
ccrd partners
CDM
Century Engineering Inc.
CH2M HILL
CHA
Chester Engineers
Civil & Environmental Consultants Inc.
Clark Dietz Inc.
Clark-Nexsen PC
Clark Patterson Lee
CO Architects
Cobb, Fendley & Associates Inc.
Coffman Engineers Inc.
Coler & Colantonio Inc.
Collins Engineers Inc.
Commonwealth Associates Inc.
Conestoga-Rovers & Associates
Cooper Carry Inc.
Corgan Associates Inc.
Corzo Castella Carballo Thompson Salman
CP&Y Inc.
CPH Engineers Inc.
Crabtree Rohrbaugh & Associates - Architects
Crafton Tull
Crawford, Murphy & Tilly Inc.
CRB
T.J. Cross Engineers Inc.
CSA Group
CTA Architects Engineers
CTL Engineering Inc.
Cuningham Group Architecture PA
391
137
120
63
34
77
24
409
385
28
23
239
4
85
348
192
428
157
325
333
410
360
487
332
477
51
473
138
457
316
356
396
358
214
154
412
449
242
342
307
D
Leo A Daly
Dannenbaum Engineering Corp.
Davis & Floyd Inc.
Davis Brody Bond Aedas
Day & Zimmermann
Degenkolb Engineers
Dekker/Perich/Sabatini Ltd.
DeMatteis Organizations
The Dennis Engineering Group LLC
Robert Derector Associates
Devenney Group Ltd., Architects
Dewberry
W.K. Dickson & Co. Inc.
DKS Associates
DLR Group
DLZ Corp.
Donohue & Associates Inc.
DOWL HKM
Draper Aden Associates Inc.
Durrant
Dvirka and Bartilucci Consulting Engineers
Dyer Riddle Mills & Precourt Inc.
76
252
353
225
101
298
472
411
341
416
479
46
489
414
94
118
423
194
430
480
337
291
Firm
Rank
E
E I Associates
E M C Engineers Inc.
EA Engineering Science and Technology Inc.
Earth Systems Inc.
ECS
EFI Global Inc.
Electrical Consultants Inc.
EN Engineering LLC
Engineering and Testing Services Corp.
ENGlobal
Ennead Architects LLP
EnSafe Inc.
ENTRAN
ESD (Environmental Systems Design Inc.)
Erdman, Anthony and Associates Inc.
David Evans and Associates Inc.
EMH&T
EwingCole
exp Global Inc.
EYP Architecture & Engineering
320
431
141
408
78
109
213
253
250
67
340
41
232
228
474
52
302
245
87
317
161
59
156
F
Fanning/Howey Associates Inc.
Farnsworth Group Inc.
Fay Spofford & Thorndike
Fehr & Peers
C.H. Fenstermaker & Associates Inc.
Fentress Architects
FFKR Architects
FGM Architects Inc.
Fishbeck Thompson Carr & Huber
FKP Architects Inc.
Flad Architects
Fletcher-Thompson Inc.
Florence & Hutcheson Inc.
Fluor Corp.
Foth Cos.
FRCH Design Worldwide
Freese and Nichols Inc.
Froehling & Robertson Inc.
Fugro (USA) Inc.
Fuss & ONeill Inc.
FXFOWLE
265
240
243
321
299
152
493
439
209
200
173
482
264
5
134
490
139
292
26
222
361
G
G.E.C. Inc.
GAI Consultants Inc.
Gannett Fleming
Garco Construction Inc.
Garver LLC
GBA
GEI Consultants Inc.
Gensler
Geocon
GeoEngineers Inc.
GHD Inc.
gkkworks
Goettsch Partners
Golder Associates Inc.
Goodwyn, Mills & Cawood Inc.
Goody Clancy
Gould Evans
GPD Group
Graef-USA Inc.
345
135
44
334
224
329
144
22
419
219
74
126
204
349
459
58
282
450
458
272
313
Firm
Rank
Greeley and Hansen LLC

HR Green Inc.
GreenbergFarrow
Greenhorne & OMara
GRW Engineers Inc.
C. H. Guernsey & Co.
GZA GeoEnvironmental Inc.
140
175
372
145
72
127
288
276
106
119
H
H+L Architecture
H2M/Holzmacher McLendon & Murrell
HAKS Engineers, Architects and Land Surveyors
Halcrow Inc.
Haley & Aldrich Inc.
Halff Associates Inc.
Hammel Green and Abrahamson Inc. (HGA)
Hankins and Anderson Inc.
Hanson Professional Services Inc.
Hardesty & Hanover LLP
Harley Ellis Devereaux
Harris Group Inc.
Hazen and Sawyer PC
HDR
Heapy Engineering
Heery International Inc.
Henderson Engineers Inc.
Herbert, Rowland & Grubic Inc.
Highland Associates Ltd.
HKS Inc.
HMC Architects
HNTB Cos.
HOK
Hord Coplan Macht Inc.
Horrocks Engineers
Hubbell, Roth & Clark Inc.
Huitt-Zollars Inc.
Hull & Associates Inc.
Hussey, Gay, Bell & DeYoung - A Bell Co.
406
255
188
112
148
153
86
305
169
221
267
301
39
75
11
440
195
178
366
402
64
125
17
30
432
389
417
147
422
397
I
Ingenium International Inc.
Insituform Technologies Inc.
Interface Engineering Inc.
IPS - Integrated Project Services
132
54
405
315
J
Jacobs
Jacobs Associates
JBA Consulting Engineers
JCJ Architecture
Rolf Jensen & Associates Inc.
Jones & Carter Inc.
Jones, Edmunds & Associates Inc.
J-U-B Engineers Inc.
3
435
216
355
263
96
336
304
238
K
Kahler Slater Inc.
Albert Kahn Family of Cos. (Kahn)
Kaplan McLaughlin Diaz (KMD)
KBR
Kennedy/Jenks Consultants
Kiewit Corp.
441
421
196
9
82
121
60
40
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Where to find the Top 500

Firm
Rank
Firm
Rank
Kirksey
Kisinger Campo & Associates Corp.
KJWW Engineering Consultants
KlingStubbins
Klotz Associates Inc.
Krazan & Associates Inc.
KS Engineers PC
KSA Engineers Inc.
494
373
218
43
111
393
88
113
467
380
444
Ninyo & Moore

Nodarse & Associates Inc.
NTH Consultants Ltd.
Nolte Vertical 5 (NV5)
187
496
296
158
L
LaBella Associates PC
Landrum & Brown Inc.
Langan Engg and Environmental Services Inc.
Larson Design Group
The Lauren Corp.
Lee, Burkhart, Liu Inc.
Leighton Group Inc.
H.F. Lenz Co.
LHB Inc.
Lionakis
Little
LJA Engineering Inc.
LMN Architects
H.W. Lochner Inc.
Lord Aeck & Sargent
LPA Inc.
LS3P Associates Ltd.
481
285
114
377
424
401
404
379
463
55
273
403
308
386
102
351
223
241
M
MACTEC Inc.
Magnusson Klemencic Associates Inc.
Manhard Consulting Ltd.
Martin Engineering Group
Maser Consulting PA
Mazzetti Nash Lipsey Burch
McCormick Taylor Inc.
McDermott International Inc.
McDonough Associates Inc.
McKim & Creed PA
McLaren Engineering Group
M-E Engineers Inc.
Mead & Hunt Inc.
Merrick & Co.
Metric Engineering Group Inc.
Middough Inc.
Marshall Miller and Associates Inc.
Modjeski and Masters Inc.
Moffatt & Nichol
Moody Nolan Inc.
Morris Architects
Morrison Hershfield
Morrison-Maierle Inc.
Moseley Architects
MS Consultants Inc.
MSA Professional Services Inc.
Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers
MulvannyG2 Architecture
Mustang Engineering
MWH Global
32
429
500
233
278
338
164
48
370
230
478
346
174
90
262
99
318
297
93
335
425
105
294
290
246
280
326
211
21
18
N
NAC|Architecture
NBBJ
Neel-Schaffer Inc.
Waldemar S. Nelson and Co. Inc.
Newcomb & Boyd
98
ENR
354
62
212
170
452
O
OBrien & Gere
Odell Associates Inc.
OHL USA Inc.
Olsson Associates
On-Board Engineering Corp.
Orbital Engineering Inc.
Orchard, Hiltz & McCliment Inc.
Otak Inc.
Owen Group Inc.
OZ Architecture
110
427
324
155
344
236
451
182
347
456
P
PageSoutherlandPage
Pape-Dawson Engineers Inc.
Parametrix
Parkhill, Smith & Cooper Inc.
Parsons
Patrick Engineering Inc.
Paulus Sokolowski & Sartor LLC
Payette
PBK Architects
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners Architects LLP
Perkins+Will
Perkins Eastman
Perkowitz+Ruth Architects
PGAL
PND Engineers Inc.
Poggemeyer Design Group Inc.
Pond & Co.
Populous
POWER Engineers Inc.
Processes Unlimited International Inc.
Professional Consultants Inc.
Professional Engineering Consultants, PA
Professional Service Industries (PSI)
Psomas
133
256
143
199
10
14
191
286
260
181
464
92
33
98
244
226
312
475
362
107
61
268
466
271
65
142
Q
Qk4
498
Firm
Rank
Firm
S&B Engineers and Constructors Ltd. and Affiliates 45

S&ME Inc.
97
SAI Consulting Engineers Inc.
327
Sargent & Lundy LLC
27
Sasaki Associates Inc.
202
SchenkelShultz
407
Schnabel Engineering Inc.
190
Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC)
42
SCS Engineers
81
Sebesta Blomberg
319
Sega Inc.
420
Shafer, Kline & Warren Inc.
270
Shalom Baranes Associates PC
495
Shannon & Wilson Inc.
177
The Shaw Group Inc.
13
Sheladia Associates Inc.
381
Shepley Bulfinch Richardson & Abbott
300
Shive-Hattery Inc.
257
Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc.
131
SHP Leading Design
469
SHW Group
179
130
49
The S/L/A/M Collaborative
314
Smallwood Reynolds Stewart Stewart & Assoc. 491
Smith Seckman Reid Inc.
146
T. Baker Smith LLC
293
SmithGroup Inc.
69
SMMA/Symmes Maini & McKee Associates
339
Soil and Materials Engineers Inc.
395
Solomon Cordwell Buenz
398
Sparling
418
SPEC Services Inc.
368
Spectra Tech inc.
484
SRF Consulting Group Inc.
249
SRG Partnership Inc.
438
SSOE Group
84
57
Stantec Inc.
25
Steelman Partners
281
Stellar
387
Daniel B. Stephens & Associates Inc.
471
Strand Associates Inc.
186
STV Group Inc.
36
Superior Engineering LLC
376
Swanke Hayden Connell Architects
311
SWCA Environmental Consultants
165
115
Ulteig Engineers Inc.

Universal Engineering Sciences Inc.
Urban Engineers Inc.
URS Corp.
USKH Inc.
USS Cal Builders Inc.
R&M Consultants Inc.

454
Raba-Kistner Consultants Inc.
220
The RBA Group
322
RBB Architects Inc.
488
RBF Consulting
104
RDG Planning & Design
357
RDK Engineers
331
Remington & Vernick Engineers Inc.
279
Rettew Associates Inc.
415
79
River Consulting
446
Paul C. Rizzo Associates Inc.
295
RJN Group Inc.
413
RLF Architecture, Engineering and Interior Design 364
RMC Water and Environment
399
RMT Inc.
227
RNL
375
The Rudolph/Libbe Cos. Inc.
483
Rummel Klepper & Kahl LLP
95
T&M Associates
Tectonic Engineering & Surveying Consultants
Tetra Tech Inc.
Mark Thomas & Co. Inc.
Tighe & Bond Inc.
Timmons Group
TKDA
TLC Engineering for Architecture
TMAD Taylor & Gaines
TransCore
TranSystems Corp.
TRC Cos. Inc.
TRO Jung|Brannen
Tsoi/Kobus & Associates Inc.
TSP Inc.
tvsdesign
234
203
38
7
258
117
309
350
303
247
166
151
56
37
323
492
497
328
Rank
207
275
35
261
2
382
193
V
V3 Cos. Ltd.
Valdes Engineering Co.
Vanasse Hangen Brustlin Inc. (VHB)
Vanderweil Engineers
Versar Inc.
VOA Associates Inc.
Vocon
Volkert Inc.
426
383
80
184
124
100
210
485
116
WXY
Wade Trim
Walker Parking Consultants
Wallace Roberts & Todd LLC
Walter P Moore
Ware Malcomb
WATG
WD Partners
WDG Architecture
Weidlinger Associates Inc.
Wenck Associates Inc.
WENDEL
Westlake Reed Leskosky
Weston & Sampson Inc.
Weston Solutions Inc.
Whitman, Requardt & Associates LLP
Whitney, Bailey, Cox & Magnani LLC
WHPacific Inc.
WHR Architects Inc.
Wight & Co.
Wiley|Wilson
Willbros Group Inc.
Willdan
Wilson & Co. Inc., Engineers & Architects
Winzler & Kelly
Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates Inc.
Wood Rodgers Inc.
Woodard & Curran
Woolpert Inc.
Wright-Pierce
WSP USA
Wunderlich-Malec Engineering Inc.
215
283
394
197
486
183
287
455
159
461
453
371
162
71
128
448
163
231
476
70
445
103
149
167
205
122
330
108
91
19
390
73
363
Z
Zachry Holdings
ZGF Architects LLP
66
83
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2011 ENR Top 500

Where They Worked by Country
A. NORTH AMERICA
CANADA
AMEC
Aon Fire Protection Engineering
Corp. (Schirmer
Engineering)
Arup
ASRC Energy Services
ATC Associates Inc.
Aztec Engineering Group Inc.
Bard, Rao+Athanas Consulting
Engineers LLC
Bechtel
Louis Berger Group
Beyer Blinder Belle Architects &
Planners LLP
BHDP Architecture
Black & Veatch
Bonestroo
Callison
Cannon Design
Cardno USA Inc.
CB&I
CDM
CH2M HILL
Conestoga-Rovers & Assoc.
The Dennis Engineering Group
LLC
Earth Systems Inc.
ENGlobal
EnSafe Inc.
Fehr & Peers
Fishbeck Thompson Carr &
Huber
Flad Architects
Fluor Corp.
Fugro (USA) Inc.
Gannett Fleming
Gensler
GeoEngineers Inc.
GHD Inc.

GreenbergFarrow
Halcrow Inc.
Hanson Professional Services
Inc.
HDR
HKS Inc.
HNTB Cos.
HOK
Jacobs
Jacobs Associates
JCJ Architecture
KBR
Kiewit Corp.
Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates
PC
LMN Architects
H.W. Lochner Inc.
Magnusson Klemencic
Associates Inc.
McKim & Creed PA
Merrick & Co.
Middough Inc.
Moffatt & Nichol
Morrison Hershfield
Mustang Engineering
MWH Global
Waldemar S. Nelson And Co.
Inc.
O'Brien & Gere
Parametrix
Parsons
Payette
Perkins+Will
Perkins Eastman
PND Engineers Inc.
Populous
Processes Unlimited
International Inc.
River Consulting
Sargent & Lundy LLC
Science Applications
International Corp. (SAIC)
SCS Engineers
The Shaw Group Inc.
SHP Leading Design
SmithGroup Inc.
Soil and Materials Engineers
Inc.
Sparling
SRG Partnership Inc.
SSOE Group
Steelman Partners
STV Group Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
TranSystems Corp.
TRC Cos. Inc.
tvsdesign
UniversalPegasus International
Inc
URS Corp.
V3 Cos. Ltd.
Walter P Moore
Ware Malcomb
B. LATIN AMERICA
ARGENTINA
Bechtel
CH2M HILL
CSA Group
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
GeoEngineers Inc.
2011 ENR Top 500

HKS Inc.
KBR
Moffatt & Nichol
MWH Global
SSOE Group
Tetra Tech Inc.
URS Corp.
WSP USA
BOLIVIA
Louis Berger Group
Fluor Corp.
Sargent & Lundy LLC
URS Corp.
BRAZIL
Louis Berger Group
BHDP Architecture
Black & Veatch
Callison
Cannon Design
CB&I
CH2M HILL
Flad Architects
Fluor Corp.
Fugro (USA) Inc.
FXFOWLE
Gensler
Halcrow Inc.
HKS Inc.
HOK
Albert Kahn Family of Cos.

(Kahn)
KBR
PC
Little
M-E Engineers Inc.
Moffatt & Nichol
Mustang Engineering
MWH Global
NBBJ
Inc.
Perkins Eastman
Populous
Sargent & Lundy LLC
SCS Engineers
The Shaw Group Inc.
SSOE Group
Tetra Tech Inc.
TranSystems Corp.
URS Corp.
VOA Associates Inc.
WSP USA
CHILE
AMEC
Bechtel
Louis Berger Group
BHDP Architecture
Black & Veatch
CB&I
CH2M HILL
DKS Associates
Fluor Corp.
Fugro (USA) Inc.
Gensler
GeoEngineers Inc.
Halcrow Inc.
HDR
HKS Inc.
HOK
Jacobs
Jacobs Associates
Marshall Miller and Associates
Inc.
Moffatt & Nichol
Mueser Rutledge Consulting
Engineers
MWH Global
River Consulting
Sargent & Lundy LLC
Tetra Tech Inc.
TRC Cos. Inc.
tvsdesign
COLOMBIA
Bechtel
Louis Berger Group
BHDP Architecture
Black & Veatch
CB&I
CDM
CH2M HILL
Fugro (USA) Inc.
Gensler
Halcrow Inc.
Inc.
Hazen and Sawyer PC
HDR
HKS Inc.
HOK
KBR
PC
Merrick & Co.
Inc.
Moffatt & Nichol
Mustang Engineering
2011 ENR Top 500

Inc.
Perkins Eastman
Sargent & Lundy LLC
Tetra Tech Inc.
WATG
COSTA RICA
Louis Berger Group
BHDP Architecture
BWBR Architects
CH2M HILL
ENGlobal
Gensler
Halcrow Inc.
HKS Inc.
LMN Architects
Tetra Tech Inc.
WATG
ECUADOR
Louis Berger Group
CH2M HILL
Fugro (USA) Inc.
Hazen and Sawyer PC
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Perkins Eastman
Sargent & Lundy LLC
The Shaw Group Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
EL SALVADOR
Louis Berger Group
GeoEngineers Inc.
HDR

Moffatt & Nichol
Sargent & Lundy LLC
Tetra Tech Inc.
GUATEMALA
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
Cardno USA Inc.
CH2M HILL
GeoEngineers Inc.
HDR
MWH Global
Sargent & Lundy LLC
Tetra Tech Inc.
GUYANA
Black & Veatch
Cardno USA Inc.
GeoEngineers Inc.
Merrick & Co.
MWH Global
Tetra Tech Inc.
HONDURAS
Louis Berger Group
CB&I
CH2M HILL
Foth Cos.
Halcrow Inc.
HDR
HKS Inc.
Moffatt & Nichol
Steelman Partners
Tetra Tech Inc.
MEXICO
AKF Group LLC
Corp. (Schirmer
Engineering)
Louis Berger Group
BHDP Architecture
Black & Veatch

Callison
CB&I
CH2M HILL
Cuningham Group Architecture
PA
Leo A Daly
DKS Associates
Durrant
exp Global Inc.
Fluor Corp.
Fugro (USA) Inc.
Gannett Fleming
Gensler
GeoEngineers Inc.
GreenbergFarrow
Halcrow Inc.
HDR
HKS Inc.
HOK
Jacobs
Kaplan McLaughlin Diaz
(KMD)
KBR
PC
Merrick & Co.
Moffatt & Nichol
Mustang Engineering
MWH Global
OZ Architecture
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Parsons
PGAL
Populous
RBF Consulting
Sargent & Lundy LLC
2011 ENR Top 500

SCS Engineers
Sebesta Blomberg
The Shaw Group Inc.
Inc.
SSOE Group
Tetra Tech Inc.
TranSystems Corp.
Inc
URS Corp.
Ware Malcomb
WATG
WSP USA
NICARAGUA
Louis Berger Group
exp Global Inc.
HDR
HKS Inc.
HOK
Moffatt & Nichol
Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
PANAMA
Louis Berger Group
BHDP Architecture
Black & Veatch
CH2M HILL
CSA Group
Leo A Daly
Degenkolb Engineers
Fugro (USA) Inc.
Gensler
GeoEngineers Inc.
Halcrow Inc.
Hazen and Sawyer PC
HDR
HKS Inc.
KlingStubbins
PC
Magnusson Klemencic
Associates Inc.
Moffatt & Nichol
Engineers
MWH Global
Sargent & Lundy LLC
Tetra Tech Inc.
TranSystems Corp.
URS Corp.
Walter P Moore
Ware Malcomb
PARAGUAY
Louis Berger Group
PERU
Bechtel
Louis Berger Group
BHDP Architecture
Black & Veatch
Cardno USA Inc.
CB&I
CH2M HILL
Fluor Corp.
Foth Cos.
Fugro (USA) Inc.
Gensler
HKS Inc.
Jacobs
KBR
Moffatt & Nichol
MWH Global
Sargent & Lundy LLC

Tetra Tech Inc.
Inc
URUGUAY
The Shaw Group Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
WATG
VENEZUELA
BHDP Architecture
CB&I
Fluor Corp.
Fugro (USA) Inc.
KBR
MWH Global
Inc.
Populous
The Shaw Group Inc.
SURINAME
Tetra Tech Inc.
C. CARIBBEAN
ISLANDS
GREATER ANTILLES
Black & Veatch
CDM
exp Global Inc.
Fluor Corp.
Fugro (USA) Inc.
Gensler
Halcrow Inc.
HKS Inc.
McKim & Creed PA
Moffatt & Nichol
2011 ENR Top 500

MWH Global
Inc.
OZ Architecture
Parsons
RLF Architecture, Engineering
and Interior Design
Sargent & Lundy LLC
Sebesta Blomberg
The Shaw Group Inc.
Steelman Partners
Tetra Tech Inc.
TRC Cos. Inc.
Ware Malcomb
WSP USA
PUERTO RICO
Bard, Rao+Athanas Consulting
Engineers LLC
Black & Veatch
Callison
ccrd partners
CDM
CH2M HILL
CP&Y Inc.
CPH Engineers Inc.
CRB
CSA Group
Degenkolb Engineers
Dewberry
ECS
exp Global Inc.
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
Inc.
HDR
HKS Inc.
HNTB Cos.
Jacobs
KBR

Moffatt & Nichol
Newcomb & Boyd
O'Brien & Gere
Paulus Sokolowski & Sartor
LLC
Perkins+Will
Perkins Eastman
Pond & Co.
Sargent & Lundy LLC
SCS Engineers
The Shaw Group Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
TRC Cos. Inc.
URS Corp.
CUBA
CH2M HILL
HDR
and Interior Design
TLC Engineering for
Architecture
LESSER ANTILLES
Bechtel
Black & Veatch
Cannon Design
CDM
exp Global Inc.
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
GreenbergFarrow
Halcrow Inc.
HDR
HKS Inc.
HNTB Cos.
HOK
Kiewit Corp.

Metric Engineering Group Inc.
Moffatt & Nichol
Morris Architects
MWH Global
Inc.
Perkins Eastman
Processes Unlimited
International Inc.
River Consulting
Sargent & Lundy LLC
Sparling
Steelman Partners
Tetra Tech Inc.
TRC Cos. Inc.
tvsdesign
Inc
WATG
Willbros Group Inc.
D. EUROPE
ALBANIA
Louis Berger Group
Moffatt & Nichol
Tetra Tech Inc.
ARMENIA
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
Cardno USA Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
AUSTRIA
Black & Veatch
Callison
CDM
2011 ENR Top 500

Fluor Corp.
Gensler
HKS Inc.
Jacobs
KBR
Tetra Tech Inc.
TranSystems Corp.
AZERBAIJAN
Bechtel
Black & Veatch
CB&I
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
HOK
KBR
Merrick & Co.
NBBJ
Newcomb & Boyd
Parsons
Steelman Partners
URS Corp.
WSP USA
The Shaw Group Inc.

Tetra Tech Inc.
TranSystems Corp.
URS Corp.
BULGARIA
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
CDM
CH2M HILL
Gensler
HDR
HKS Inc.
HOK
Moffatt & Nichol
MWH Global
Parsons
Sargent & Lundy LLC
Tetra Tech Inc.
TranSystems Corp.
WATG
CZECH REP.
BELARUS
Steelman Partners
BELGIUM
Planners LLP
CB&I
CH2M HILL
CRB
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
HOK
Jacobs
KBR
PC
MWH Global
Parametrix
Parsons
Perkins+Will

Louis Berger Group
CB&I
CDM
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
Jacobs
KBR
PC
Engineers
The Shaw Group Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
DENMARK
CH2M HILL
EnSafe Inc.
Gensler
KBR
Merrick & Co.
Mustang Engineering
Parsons
WSP USA
ESTONIA
Steelman Partners
FINLAND
Callison
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
HOK
Jacobs
KBR
MWH Global
The Shaw Group Inc.
TranSystems Corp.
FRANCE
Louis Berger Group
Callison
CH2M HILL
CRB
EnSafe Inc.
Gensler
HKS Inc.
HOK
Jacobs
KBR
PC
Moffatt & Nichol
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
Architects LLP
Perkins+Will
Populous
2011 ENR Top 500

RMT Inc.
Sargent & Lundy LLC
The Shaw Group Inc.
Stellar
Swanke Hayden Connell
Architects
Tetra Tech Inc.
TranSystems Corp.
URS Corp.
WSP USA
GEORGIA
Bechtel
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
CH2M HILL
HDR
HOK
Merrick & Co.
Steelman Partners
Tetra Tech Inc.
GERMANY
Bechtel
Buchart-Horn Inc./BASCO
Associates
Callison
CB&I
CDM
CH2M HILL
CRB
EnSafe Inc.
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
HDR
HKS Inc.
HOK
Jacobs
KBR
PC
Mustang Engineering
NBBJ
Parametrix
Parsons
Perkins+Will
Populous
Sargent & Lundy LLC
The Shaw Group Inc.
Architects
Tetra Tech Inc.
TranSystems Corp.
URS Corp.
GREECE
CDM
CH2M HILL
Gensler
KBR
PC
Parsons
Sargent & Lundy LLC
Steelman Partners
Tetra Tech Inc.
TranSystems Corp.
VOA Associates Inc.
WATG
IRELAND
Callison
CDM
CH2M HILL
CRB
EnSafe Inc.
Flad Architects
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
Halcrow Inc.
HDR
HKS Inc.
HOK
Jacobs
KBR
PC
Moffatt & Nichol
MWH Global
NBBJ
O'Brien & Gere
Parsons
Payette
Perkins+Will
Populous
Sargent & Lundy LLC
Tetra Tech Inc.
TranSystems Corp.
URS Corp.
WSP USA
ITALY
HUNGARY
Louis Berger Group
Planners LLP
CDM
Gensler
Jacobs
Perkins+Will
Sargent & Lundy LLC
WATG

Black & Veatch
Callison
CDM
CH2M HILL
CRB
EnSafe Inc.
Fishbeck Thompson Carr &
Huber
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
2011 ENR Top 500

HDR
HKS Inc.
HOK
Jacobs
KBR
PC
MWH Global
Inc.
Parsons
Architects LLP
Perkins+Will
and Interior Design
Sebesta Blomberg
The Shaw Group Inc.
SSOE Group
Steelman Partners
Tetra Tech Inc.
TLC Engineering for
Architecture
TranSystems Corp.
URS Corp.
WATG
ZGF Architects LLP
LATVIA
Tetra Tech Inc.
WSP USA
LITHUANIA
Black & Veatch
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
MOLDOVA
Louis Berger Group
Cardno USA Inc.
MWH Global
NETHERLANDS
Callison
CB&I
CDM
CH2M HILL
EnSafe Inc.
Fluor Corp.
Fugro (USA) Inc.
Gensler
HOK
Jacobs
KBR
PC
Mustang Engineering
MWH Global
NBBJ
The Shaw Group Inc.
Steelman Partners
Tetra Tech Inc.
URS Corp.
Gensler
HKS Inc.
Jacobs
KBR
Tetra Tech Inc.
WATG
PORTUGAL
CH2M HILL
EnSafe Inc.
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
HDR
HOK
Parsons
Tetra Tech Inc.
NORWAY
CB&I
CH2M HILL
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
KBR
Mustang Engineering
NBBJ
Parsons
The Shaw Group Inc.
POLAND
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
Associates
Callison
CDM
CH2M HILL
Fluor Corp.
ROMANIA
Bechtel
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
CDM
CH2M HILL
Gensler
Halcrow Inc.
HOK
KBR
KlingStubbins
Moffatt & Nichol
MWH Global
Parsons
Sargent & Lundy LLC
The Shaw Group Inc.
TRC Cos. Inc.
URS Corp.
2011 ENR Top 500

RUSSIA
Bechtel
Belt Collins
Black & Veatch
Callison
Cannon Design
CB&I
CH2M HILL
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
GeoEngineers Inc.
HKS Inc.
HOK
KBR
KlingStubbins
Mustang Engineering
MWH Global
NBBJ
Inc.
Perkins Eastman
Populous
Sargent & Lundy LLC
The Shaw Group Inc.
Smallwood Reynolds Stewart
Stewart & Assoc.
Steelman Partners
Architects
Tetra Tech Inc.
URS Corp.
WATG
WSP USA
SLOVAKIA
Louis Berger Group
Jacobs
Tetra Tech Inc.
SPAIN
Black & Veatch
Callison
CH2M HILL
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
HOK
Jacobs
KBR
PC
Moffatt & Nichol
Architects LLP
Pond & Co.
and Interior Design
The Shaw Group Inc.
SSOE Group
Tetra Tech Inc.
TRC Cos. Inc.
URS Corp.
Ware Malcomb
WSP USA
SWEDEN
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
HOK
Jacobs
KBR
Parsons
The Shaw Group Inc.
URS Corp.
WSP USA
SWITZERLAND
Corp. (Schirmer
Engineering)
Callison
CH2M HILL
CRB
EnSafe Inc.
Gensler
Jacobs
KBR
Parsons
The Shaw Group Inc.
SSOE Group
Steelman Partners
Westlake Reed Leskosky
UKRAINE
Corp. (Schirmer
Engineering)
Bechtel
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
Cardno USA Inc.
CH2M HILL
MWH Global
Newcomb & Boyd
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Perkins Eastman
River Consulting
Sebesta Blomberg
Tetra Tech Inc.
URS Corp.
UNITED KINGDOM
AMEC
Ammann & Whitney
Bechtel
Louis Berger Group
2011 ENR Top 500

Black & Veatch
Callison
Cardno USA Inc.
CB&I
ccrd partners
CDM
CH2M HILL
CRB
Leo A Daly
Degenkolb Engineers
EnSafe Inc.
Flad Architects
Fluor Corp.
Fugro (USA) Inc.
Gensler
Halcrow Inc.
HDR
HKS Inc.
HOK
Hussey, Gay, Bell & DeYoung A Bell Co.
Jacobs
KBR
PC
M-E Engineers Inc.
Merrick & Co.
Inc.
Moffatt & Nichol
Mustang Engineering
MWH Global
NBBJ
Odell Associates Inc.
Parametrix
Parsons
Payette
Perkins+Will
Populous
RMT Inc.
The Shaw Group Inc.
Shepley Bulfinch Richardson &

Abbott
Architects
Tetra Tech Inc.
TRC Cos. Inc.
Inc
URS Corp.
Versar Inc.
WATG
WSP USA
ZGF Architects LLP
YUGOSLAVIA (FORMER)
Ammann & Whitney
Bechtel
Louis Berger Group
CDM
Moffatt & Nichol
Tetra Tech Inc.
BOSNIA & HERZ.

Louis Berger Group
Cardno USA Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
CROATIA
Louis Berger Group
CB&I
CRB
Gensler
HOK
Tetra Tech Inc.
WATG
FYR MACEDONIA
Louis Berger Group
HNTB Cos.
Tetra Tech Inc.
10
SLOVENIA
Louis Berger Group
HOK
Jacobs
E. MIDDLE EAST
AFGHANISTAN
Ammann & Whitney
Corp. (Schirmer
Engineering)
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
Associates
Cannon Design
Cardno USA Inc.
CDM
CH2M HILL
Leo A Daly
Gannett Fleming
Gensler
HNTB Cos.
KBR
Engineers
MWH Global
Payette
and Interior Design
SSOE Group
Tetra Tech Inc.
TLC Engineering for
Architecture
URS Corp.
Versar Inc.
WSP USA
BAHRAIN
2011 ENR Top 500

Corp. (Schirmer
Engineering)
Bechtel
Black & Veatch
CH2M HILL
PA
Gensler
HDR
HOK
Jacobs
Mustang Engineering
MWH Global
Parsons
Perkins+Will
Processes Unlimited
International Inc.
TranSystems Corp.
URS Corp.
V3 Cos. Ltd.
WATG
CYPRUS
KBR
MWH Global
WATG
IRAN
HOK
WATG
IRAQ
AMEC
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
Cardno USA Inc.
CDM
CH2M HILL
Fluor Corp.
HKS Inc.
HOK
KBR
Moffatt & Nichol
PND Engineers Inc.
Populous
The Shaw Group Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
URS Corp.
Versar Inc.
WSP USA
ISRAEL
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
CDM
CH2M HILL
Leo A Daly
Degenkolb Engineers
EN Engineering LLC
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
Halcrow Inc.
Inc.
Hazen and Sawyer PC
HKS Inc.
HNTB Cos.
HOK
Moffatt & Nichol
Mustang Engineering
MWH Global
Architects LLP
Perkins+Will
Perkins Eastman
Sargent & Lundy LLC
The Shaw Group Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
JORDAN
11
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
Callison
Cardno USA Inc.
CDM
CH2M HILL
PA
exp Global Inc.
Gensler
Hazen and Sawyer PC
HKS Inc.
HOK
Jacobs
MWH Global
NBBJ
Perkins+Will
Tetra Tech Inc.
TranSystems Corp.
WATG
KUWAIT
Belt Collins
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
Callison
CB&I
CH2M HILL
exp Global Inc.
Fentress Architects
Fluor Corp.
Fugro (USA) Inc.
Gensler
Inc.
HKS Inc.
2011 ENR Top 500

HOK
Magnusson Klemencic
Associates Inc.
MWH Global
NBBJ
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Parsons
Perkins+Will
Perkins Eastman
Processes Unlimited
International Inc.
Sargent & Lundy LLC
The Shaw Group Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
TRO Jung|Brannen
URS Corp.
LEBANON
Louis Berger Group
Callison
CDM
Gensler
Perkins+Will
WATG
WSP USA
OMAN
Black & Veatch
CB&I
CH2M HILL
Fluor Corp.
HKS Inc.
Jacobs
NBBJ

Parsons
Pond & Co.
RNL
The Shaw Group Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
TranSystems Corp.
tvsdesign
WATG
Willbros Group Inc.
PAKISTAN
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
CDM
Gensler
HOK
KBR
Merrick & Co.
Moffatt & Nichol
MWH Global
NBBJ
PageSoutherlandPage
Payette
Sargent & Lundy LLC
The Shaw Group Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
QATAR
Corp. (Schirmer
Engineering)
Bechtel
Belt Collins
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
Burns & McDonnell
Callison
CB&I
CH2M HILL
12

PA
Leo A Daly
exp Global Inc.
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
Halcrow Inc.
HKS Inc.
HOK
Jacobs
KBR
PC
Magnusson Klemencic
Associates Inc.
M-E Engineers Inc.
Moffatt & Nichol
MWH Global
NBBJ
Inc.
Otak Inc.
PageSoutherlandPage
Parsons
Perkins+Will
Populous
RNL
The Shaw Group Inc.
Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
TranSystems Corp.
URS Corp.
WATG
WSP USA
SAUDI ARABIA
AMEC
Corp. (Schirmer
Engineering)
2011 ENR Top 500

R.W. Armstrong & Associates
Inc.
Ayers Saint Gross
Bechtel
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
Callison
Cannon Design
CB&I
CDM
CH2M HILL
Leo A Daly
ESD (Environmental Systems
Design Inc.)
exp Global Inc.
Fluor Corp.
Fugro (USA) Inc.
FXFOWLE
Gensler
Goettsch Partners
Inc.
HDR
HKS Inc.
HOK
Hussey, Gay, Bell & DeYoung A Bell Co.
Jacobs
JCJ Architecture
KBR
KlingStubbins
Magnusson Klemencic
Associates Inc.
Moffatt & Nichol
Mustang Engineering
MWH Global
NBBJ
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Parsons
Perkins+Will
Perkins Eastman
Psomas
River Consulting
Sargent & Lundy LLC
The Shaw Group Inc.
Stewart & Assoc.
Sparling
Tetra Tech Inc.
TMAD TAYLOR & GAINES
TRC Cos. Inc.
URS Corp.
V3 Cos. Ltd.
Ware Malcomb
WATG
WSP USA
SYRIA
Callison
Gensler
HOK
Perkins+Will
WATG
TURKEY
Black & Veatch
Cannon Design
CDM
CH2M HILL
EnSafe Inc.
Fugro (USA) Inc.
FXFOWLE
Gensler
HOK
KBR
PC
Moffatt & Nichol
MWH Global
13
NBBJ
Architects LLP
Perkins+Will
Sargent & Lundy LLC
The Shaw Group Inc.
Architects
Tetra Tech Inc.
WATG
WSP USA
U.A.E.
Corp. (Schirmer
Engineering)
Inc.
Astorino
Bechtel
Belt Collins
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
Callison
Cannon Design
Cardno USA Inc.
CB&I
CDM
CH2M HILL
PA
Leo A Daly
Design Inc.)
exp Global Inc.
Fehr & Peers
Fentress Architects
Fluor Corp.
Fugro (USA) Inc.
FXFOWLE
Gannett Fleming
Gensler
Goettsch Partners
2011 ENR Top 500

GreenbergFarrow
Halcrow Inc.
Inc.
HDR
HKS Inc.
HOK
Jacobs
(KMD)
KBR
KlingStubbins
PC
Magnusson Klemencic
Associates Inc.
M-E Engineers Inc.
Moffatt & Nichol
Morris Architects
Engineers
Mustang Engineering
MWH Global
NBBJ
Otak Inc.
OZ Architecture
PageSoutherlandPage
Parsons
Perkins+Will
Perkins Eastman
Populous
River Consulting
RNL
Sargent & Lundy LLC
The Shaw Group Inc.
Stewart & Assoc.
Steelman Partners
Stellar
Tetra Tech Inc.

TransCore
TranSystems Corp.
URS Corp.
V3 Cos. Ltd.
Versar Inc.
Walter P Moore
WATG
WHR Architects Inc.
WSP USA
YEMEN, NORTH
Black & Veatch
Cardno USA Inc.
Gensler
HOK
KBR
NBBJ
F. ASIA/AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIA
AMEC
Corp. (Schirmer
Engineering)
Bechtel
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
Cardno USA Inc.
CB&I
CH2M HILL
CRB
Earth Systems Inc.
Fluor Corp.
Fugro (USA) Inc.
Gensler
GeoEngineers Inc.
Halcrow Inc.
14
HDR
HKS Inc.
Jacobs
Jacobs Associates
KBR
PC
Merrick & Co.
Inc.
Moffatt & Nichol
Mustang Engineering
MWH Global
Inc.
PageSoutherlandPage
Parsons
Perkins+Will
Populous
The Shaw Group Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
Tsoi/Kobus & Associates Inc.
URS Corp.
WATG
BANGLADESH
Louis Berger Group
CB&I
CDM
CH2M HILL
Sargent & Lundy LLC
Tetra Tech Inc.
BRUNEI
Black & Veatch
HOK
MWH Global
WSP USA
CHINA (P.R.C.)
2011 ENR Top 500

Corp. (Schirmer
Engineering)
ARC/ Architectural Resources
Cambridge
Ayers Saint Gross
Bechtel
Belt Collins
Louis Berger Group
Planners LLP
Black & Veatch
Callison
Cannon Design
CB&I
CDM
CP&Y Inc.
CRB
PA
Leo A Daly
Earth Systems Inc.
EnSafe Inc.
exp Global Inc.
Fehr & Peers
Fentress Architects
FKP Architects Inc.
Flad Architects
Fluor Corp.
Foth Cos.
Gensler
GeoEngineers Inc.
Goettsch Partners
Halcrow Inc.
HDR
HKS Inc.
HMC Architects
HOK
Jacobs
(KMD)
KBR
KlingStubbins
PC
Lord Aeck & Sargent
Magnusson Klemencic
Associates Inc.
Middough Inc.
Inc.
Moffatt & Nichol
Morris Architects
Mustang Engineering
MWH Global
NBBJ
Newcomb & Boyd
OZ Architecture
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Perkins+Will
Perkins Eastman
Populous
RMT Inc.
RNL
Sargent & Lundy LLC
SCS Engineers
Sebesta Blomberg
The Shaw Group Inc.
Stewart & Assoc.
SmithGroup Inc.
Inc.
Sparling
SSOE Group
Steelman Partners
Stellar
Architects
Tetra Tech Inc.
15
TRO Jung|Brannen
tvsdesign
URS Corp.
VOA Associates Inc.
Walter P Moore
Ware Malcomb
WATG
WSP USA
ZGF Architects LLP
MACAU
Louis Berger Group
HKS Inc.
PC
NBBJ
Steelman Partners
HONG KONG
Belt Collins
Black & Veatch
CDM
Leo A Daly
Fugro (USA) Inc.
Gensler
HKS Inc.
HOK
Jacobs
PC
NBBJ
Populous
The Shaw Group Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
TranSystems Corp.
TRC Cos. Inc.
2011 ENR Top 500

URS Corp.
WATG
INDIA
AKF Group LLC
Ammann & Whitney
Corp. (Schirmer
Engineering)
Astorino
Ayers Saint Gross
Bechtel
Belt Collins
Louis Berger Group
BHDP Architecture
Black & Veatch
Callison
Cardno USA Inc.
CB&I
CDM
CH2M HILL
CP&Y Inc.
CRB
DLZ Corp.
Design Inc.)
Fluor Corp.
Fugro (USA) Inc.
FXFOWLE
Gensler
gkkworks
Goettsch Partners
Halcrow Inc.
HKS Inc.
HOK
Jacobs
KBR
KJWW Engineering Consultants
PC

Magnusson Klemencic
Associates Inc.
M-E Engineers Inc.
Engineers
Mustang Engineering
MWH Global
NBBJ
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Architects LLP
Perkins+Will
Perkins Eastman
Populous
RNL
Sargent & Lundy LLC
Sebesta Blomberg
The Shaw Group Inc.
Stewart & Assoc.
SSOE Group
Steelman Partners
Tetra Tech Inc.
TranSystems Corp.
tvsdesign
URS Corp.
WATG
WSP USA
INDONESIA
Corp. (Schirmer
Engineering)
Ayers Saint Gross
Bechtel
Belt Collins
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
Callison
16
CB&I
CH2M HILL
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
HOK
KBR
PC
Inc.
Sargent & Lundy LLC
Sebesta Blomberg
The Shaw Group Inc.
Stewart & Assoc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
URS Corp.
WATG
WSP USA
JAPAN
Corp. (Schirmer
Engineering)
Architects Hawaii Ltd.
Belt Collins
Black & Veatch
Callison
CB&I
CH2M HILL
Coffman Engineers Inc.
CRB
Leo A Daly
Day & Zimmermann
Degenkolb Engineers
EnSafe Inc.
2011 ENR Top 500

Gensler
Inc.
HDR
HOK
Jacobs
KBR
PC
Merrick & Co.
MWH Global
O'Brien & Gere
Perkins Eastman
Sargent & Lundy LLC
The Shaw Group Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
TranSystems Corp.
URS Corp.
WATG
ZGF Architects LLP
KAZAKHSTAN
Black & Veatch
CB&I
CRB
Fluor Corp.
HDR
HOK
Jacobs
KBR
Mustang Engineering
MWH Global
NBBJ
Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
WATG
KOREA, SOUTH
Corp. (Schirmer
Engineering)
Bechtel
The Beck Group
Belt Collins
Black & Veatch
Callison
Cannon Design
CB&I
PA
EnSafe Inc.
Design Inc.)
exp Global Inc.
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
Halcrow Inc.
HDR
HOK
Jacobs
(KMD)
KBR
KlingStubbins
PC
Little
Magnusson Klemencic
Associates Inc.
Merrick & Co.
NBBJ
Inc.
Perkins+Will
Perkins Eastman
Sargent & Lundy LLC
SCS Engineers
The Shaw Group Inc.
17

Inc.
Steelman Partners
Tetra Tech Inc.
TranSystems Corp.
tvsdesign
URS Corp.
WATG
KOREA, NORTH
KYRGYZSTAN
Cardno USA Inc.
CH2M HILL
Merrick & Co.
Tetra Tech Inc.
MALAYSIA
Belt Collins
Black & Veatch
Callison
CH2M HILL
ENGlobal
Flad Architects
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
HKS Inc.
HOK
Jacobs
KBR
PC
2011 ENR Top 500

Magnusson Klemencic
Associates Inc.
Mustang Engineering
MWH Global
NBBJ
Inc.
RNL
The Shaw Group Inc.
Stewart & Assoc.
SSOE Group
Tetra Tech Inc.
URS Corp.
WATG
WSP USA
NEPAL
KBR
MWH Global
Tetra Tech Inc.
WSP USA
NEW ZEALAND
Bechtel
Black & Veatch
CH2M HILL
Gensler
Jacobs Associates
MWH Global
Populous
Sargent & Lundy LLC
Tetra Tech Inc.
URS Corp.
PACIFIC ISLANDS
Belt Collins
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
CDM
Leo A Daly
GeoEngineers Inc.
HDR
HKS Inc.
HNTB Cos.
Jacobs
Moffatt & Nichol
The Shaw Group Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
TRC Cos. Inc.
Winzler & Kelly
WSP USA
PAPUA N. GUINEA
Bechtel
Louis Berger Group
Cardno USA Inc.
CB&I
CH2M HILL
Fletcher-Thompson Inc.
Jacobs
KBR
Inc.
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Parsons
Tetra Tech Inc.
URS Corp.
PHILIPPINES
Bechtel
Belt Collins
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
Callison
Cardno USA Inc.
CB&I
CDM
CH2M HILL
Fluor Corp.
18
Gensler
HKS Inc.
HOK
KBR
PC
Magnusson Klemencic
Associates Inc.
The Shaw Group Inc.
Steelman Partners
Tetra Tech Inc.
TRC Cos. Inc.
Versar Inc.
SINGAPORE
Belt Collins
Black & Veatch
Callison
CB&I
CDM
CH2M HILL
CRB
Fehr & Peers
Fluor Corp.
Fugro (USA) Inc.
Gensler
HDR
HKS Inc.
HOK
Jacobs
Kahler Slater Inc.
KBR
PC
Moffatt & Nichol
MWH Global
NBBJ
Perkins+Will
Perkins Eastman
RNL
Sebesta Blomberg
2011 ENR Top 500

The Shaw Group Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
URS Corp.
SRI LANKA
Belt Collins
Louis Berger Group
CH2M HILL
Sargent & Lundy LLC
Tetra Tech Inc.
URS Corp.
WATG
ZGF Architects LLP
TAIWAN (R.O.C.)
Bechtel
Belt Collins
Black & Veatch
CH2M HILL
CRB
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
Goettsch Partners
HDR
HKS Inc.
KBR
PC
MWH Global
NBBJ
Architects LLP
Sargent & Lundy LLC
Sebesta Blomberg
The Shaw Group Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
URS Corp.
WATG
TAJIKISTAN
Cardno USA Inc.
THAILAND
Corp. (Schirmer
Engineering)
ARC/ Architectural Resources
Cambridge
Ayers Saint Gross
Bechtel
Belt Collins
Black & Veatch
Callison
CB&I
CH2M HILL
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
HOK
Jacobs
KBR
Moffatt & Nichol
NBBJ
Perkins+Will
Perkins Eastman
The Shaw Group Inc.
Stewart & Assoc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
URS Corp.
WATG
ZGF Architects LLP
TURKMENISTAN
Cardno USA Inc.
CB&I
KBR
Tetra Tech Inc.
19
UZBEKISTAN
Bechtel
Black & Veatch
Cardno USA Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
URS Corp.
VIETNAM
Ammann & Whitney
Ayers Saint Gross
Bechtel
Belt Collins
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
CDM
Gensler
GeoEngineers Inc.
HKS Inc.
HOK
Jacobs
KBR
Morris Architects
MWH Global
NBBJ
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Perkins Eastman
Sargent & Lundy LLC
The Shaw Group Inc.
Stewart & Assoc.
Steelman Partners
Tetra Tech Inc.
TranSystems Corp.
tvsdesign
URS Corp.
WATG
WDG Architecture
ZGF Architects LLP
LAOS
2011 ENR Top 500

Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
Merrick & Co.
ZGF Architects LLP
MONGOLIA
Louis Berger Group
Fluor Corp.
Foth Cos.
HOK
KlingStubbins
Stewart & Assoc.
Steelman Partners
Tetra Tech Inc.
ZGF Architects LLP
G. NORTH AFRICA
ALGERIA
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
Callison
CB&I
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
HOK
KBR
Moffatt & Nichol
The Shaw Group Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
EGYPT
AMEC
Inc.
Bechtel
Louis Berger Group
BHDP Architecture
Black & Veatch
Callison
CDM
CH2M HILL
PA
Leo A Daly
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
HKS Inc.
HOK
Jacobs
KBR
KlingStubbins
Parametrix
Perkins+Will
Perkins Eastman
RNL
Sargent & Lundy LLC
Stewart & Assoc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
tvsdesign
WATG
WSP USA
20
Magnusson Klemencic
Associates Inc.
Perkins Eastman
Stewart & Assoc.
WATG
MOROCCO
Ayers Saint Gross
Louis Berger Group
BHDP Architecture
Black & Veatch
Gensler
HKS Inc.
Jacobs
Moffatt & Nichol
Perkins Eastman
Sargent & Lundy LLC
SmithGroup Inc.
URS Corp.
WATG
NIGER
ETHIOPIA
Louis Berger Group
KBR
MWH Global
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Tetra Tech Inc.
URS Corp.
LIBYA
Inc.
Bechtel
Louis Berger Group
CDM
Leo A Daly
ENGlobal
Fluor Corp.
HKS Inc.
HOK
KBR

Louis Berger Group
KlingStubbins
SUDAN
Louis Berger Group
Tetra Tech Inc.
SUB SAHARA
Louis Berger Group
CH2M HILL
HNTB Cos.
HOK
2011 ENR Top 500

Inc.
TUNISIA
CB&I
Fluor Corp.
HKS Inc.
HOK
KBR
Moffatt & Nichol
Tetra Tech Inc.
H. CENTRAL AND
SOUTHERN AFRICA
ANGOLA
Bechtel
Louis Berger Group
Cardno USA Inc.
CB&I
Fugro (USA) Inc.
KBR
Moffatt & Nichol
Mustang Engineering
Inc.
Parsons
Perkins+Will
Tetra Tech Inc.
URS Corp.
BENIN
Louis Berger Group
Tetra Tech Inc.
WATG
BOTSWANA
Louis Berger Group
Fluor Corp.
NBBJ
Tetra Tech Inc.
BURKINA FASO
Louis Berger Group
Cardno USA Inc.
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Tetra Tech Inc.
BURUNDI
Louis Berger Group
Perkins+Will
Tetra Tech Inc.
CAMEROON
Louis Berger Group
CB&I
Sargent & Lundy LLC
Inc
URS Corp.
WATG
CAPE VERDE IS.

Louis Berger Group
WATG
CONGO
Louis Berger Group
Inc.
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The Shaw Group Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
GABON
Bechtel
Louis Berger Group
CH2M HILL
21

Corp. (Schirmer
Engineering)
Louis Berger Group
GeoEngineers Inc.
KBR
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Perkins Eastman
Tetra Tech Inc.
GUINEA
Bechtel
Louis Berger Group
CH2M HILL
Mustang Engineering
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Sebesta Blomberg
IVORY COAST
Louis Berger Group
Inc.
Sargent & Lundy LLC
KENYA
Louis Berger Group
Cardno USA Inc.
CH2M HILL
HDR
HOK
Payette
Perkins+Will
Sargent & Lundy LLC
Tetra Tech Inc.
WATG
GAMBIA
Louis Berger Group
GHANA
LESOTHO
CDM
MWH Global
Tetra Tech Inc.
LIBERIA
2011 ENR Top 500

Louis Berger Group
HKS Inc.
PageSoutherlandPage
Tetra Tech Inc.

Louis Berger Group
FXFOWLE
KBR
OZ Architecture
PageSoutherlandPage
Tetra Tech Inc.
MALAWI
Cardno USA Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
MOZAMBIQUE
Louis Berger Group
Cardno USA Inc.
HOK
KBR
MWH Global
Tetra Tech Inc.
URS Corp.
NIGERIA
Bechtel
Louis Berger Group
BHDP Architecture
CB&I
CH2M HILL
Fluor Corp.
Fugro (USA) Inc.
HOK
KBR
KlingStubbins
MWH Global
Inc.
Perkins+Will
Perkins Eastman
The Shaw Group Inc.
Inc
WATG
RWANDA
SENEGAL
Louis Berger Group
Hazen and Sawyer PC
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Tetra Tech Inc.
22
Magnusson Klemencic
Associates Inc.
Perkins Eastman
Tetra Tech Inc.
UGANDA
Louis Berger Group
Cardno USA Inc.
CB&I
Fluor Corp.
MWH Global
Tetra Tech Inc.
D.R. CONGO (ZAIRE)

SIERRA LEONE
Louis Berger Group
Tetra Tech Inc.
SOUTH AFRICA
AMEC
Belt Collins
Black & Veatch
Fluor Corp.
Gensler
HKS Inc.
Jacobs
KBR
MWH Global
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Populous
The Shaw Group Inc.
Tetra Tech Inc.
TANZANIA
Louis Berger Group
Planners LLP
Cardno USA Inc.
HOK
Louis Berger Group

Black & Veatch
Jacobs
Tetra Tech Inc.
ZAMBIA
Louis Berger Group
Black & Veatch
Cardno USA Inc.
CH2M HILL
Fluor Corp.
MWH Global
Sebesta Blomberg
URS Corp.
ZIMBABWE
CB&I
Gensler
I. ANTARCTIC/ARCTIC
CB&I
OZ Architecture
PND Engineers Inc.
TRC Cos. Inc.
2011 ENR Top 500 Design Firms Subsidiaries by Rank

Rank Company
Subsidiary
Tetra Tech Inc.

Tetra Tech ARD
Tetra Tech EC Inc.
Tetra Tech EM Inc.
Tetra Tech NUS
The Delaney Group
Wardrop, a Tetra Tech Co.
10
Bechtel
Bantrel Co.

Halsall Associates Ltd.
Parsons Brinckerhoff (Asia) Ltd.
Parsons Brinckerhoff Ltd.
Parsons Brinckerhoff Pte. Ltd.
PB Americas Inc.
PB Australia Pty. Ltd.
PB Middle East Ltd.
11
HDR
HDR Architecture Associates Inc.
HDR Architecture Inc.
HDR Constructors Inc.
HDR Engineering Inc.
HDR Environmental Operations and Construction
Inc.
HDR Security Operations Inc.
Hennigson, Durham & Richardson International
Inc.
12
ARCADIS U.S.
Malcolm Pirnie
RTKL
AMEC
AMEC Americas Ltd.
AMEC Dynamic Structures Ltd.
AMEC Earth & Environmental Inc.
AMEC Kamtech Inc.
AMEC Paragon
AMEC-NNC Canada
US Pipelines Inc.
KBR
KBR Inc.
KBR Ltd.
KBR Services Inc.
Kinhill Ltd.
MW Kellogg Ltd.
Fluor Corp.
Energy & Chemicals
Fluor Daniel
Global Services
Government
Industrial & Infrastructure
Power
CH2M HILL
CH2M Hill Canada Ltd
CH2M Hill Constructors Inc
CH2M Hill Constructors International Inc.
CH2M Hill Energy Ltd.
CH2M Hill Hanford
CH2M Hill Inc.
CH2M Hill Industrial Design Group &
Construction Inc.
CH2M Hill International
Lockwood Greene Inc.
Operations Management International Inc.
Subsidiary
Bechtel Communications
Bechtel Construction Operations Inc.
Bechtel Corp.
Bechtel Ltd.
Bechtel Oil, Gas & Chemicals
Bechtel Power Corp.
Bechtel Systems and Infrastructure Inc.
URS Corp.
Advatech LLC
Aman Environmental Construction Inc.
Banshee Construction
Cash & Associates Inc.
Cleveland Wrecking Co.
EC Driver & Associates Inc.
Lear Siegler Services Inc.
Scott Wilson Inc.
URS Energy & Construction Inc.
URS Federal Services Inc.
W.G. Bolivia SRL
Washington Group Northern
WG Deutschland GmbH
WG Jamaica Ltd.
WG Latin America
Rank Company
14
Parsons
Parsons Commercial Technology Group
Parsons Infrastructure & Technology Group
Parsons Transportation Group
Parsons Water & Infrastructure
15
Louis Berger Group

Berger Devine Yaeger Inc.
Berger, Lehman Associates PC
Berger/ABAM Engineers Inc.
Berger/Amman & Whitney Inc.
Berger/RBA
Chelbi Engineering Consultants Inc.
Development Economics Group Inc.
Greyhawk North America
INGECAM SARL
Louis Berger & Associates (R.I.) Inc.

Rank Company
Subsidiary
Louis Berger & Associates Inc. (Ill.)

Louis Berger & Associates PC
Louis Berger & Associates PC (D.C.)
Louis Berger & Associates PC (Mass.)
Louis Berger & Associates PC (Pa.)
Louis Berger (Canada) Ltd.
Louis Berger (UK) Ltd.
Louis Berger Algerie SARL
Louis Berger Asia Ltd.
Louis Berger Holdings Inc.
Louis Berger Inc., Nigeria
Louis Berger International Inc. Korea
Louis Berger Nevada Inc.
Louis Berger Private Consulting Inc.
Louis Berger Romania
Louis Berger Route Doula Yaounde SARL
Louis Berger SAS
Northern Fidelity Insurance Co. Ltd.
The Louis Berger Group (Domestic) Inc.
The Louis Berger Group Inc.
The Louis Berger Group Inc. (F.S.C.)
The Louis Berger Group Philppines Inc.
The RBA Group
Urban Engineering Systems Inc.
16
Rank Company
24
25
26
MWH Americas Inc.

MWH Asia Ltd.
MWH Constructors Inc.
MWH Enterprises
MWH Europe Ltd.
MWH Holdings Ltd.
21
23
28

AndersElite
L.R. Kimball
29

PBS&J Constructors Inc.
PBS&J International Inc.
Peter R. Brown Construction Inc.
Post, Buckley, Schuh & Jernigan Inc. (PBS&J)
Mustang Engineering
Global Performance
PME
Sargent & Lundy LLC

S&L Power Projects LLC
Sargent & Lundy Canada
Sargent & Lundy Engineers Ltd.
Sargent & Lundy Enterprises LLC
Sargent & Lundy International Inc.
Sargent & Lundy Pacific Ltd.
Sargent & Lundy Texas LLC
MWH Global
INTECSA
NANA
Parsons Energy and Chemical United Ltd.
WorleyParsons Group Inc. (Denver, CO))
WorleyParsons Group Inc. (Monrovia, CA))
WorleyParsons Group Inc. (Reading, PA)
Fugro (USA) Inc.

Fugro Chance Inc.
Fugro Consultants Inc.
Fugro EarthData Inc.
Fugro GeoServices Inc.
Fugro Gravity & Magnetic Services
Fugro Jason Inc.
Fugro McClelland Marine Geosciences Inc.
John Chance Land Surveys Inc.
Black & Veatch
Stantec Inc.
Stantec Architecture Inc.
Stantec Consulting Michigan Inc.
Stantec Consulting Services Inc.
27
19
CB&I
Arabian CBI Ltd.
CB&I Inc.
CB&I Lummus BV
CB&I UK Ltd.
CBI Co. Ltd.
CBI Constructors Pty. Ltd.
CBI Constructors SA (Pty.) Ltd.
CBI Eastern Anstalt
CBI Overseas LLC
CBI Services Inc.
CBI Venezolana SA
Horton CBI Ltd.
Lummus Technology
Black & Veatch Energy

Black & Veatch Enterprise Management Solutions
Black & Veatch Federal Services Division
Black & Veatch Telecom
Black & Veatch Water
18
Subsidiary
31
Michael Baker Corp.

Baker and Associates
Michael Baker Engineering Inc.
Michael Baker, Jr. Inc.
The LPA Group Inc.
CDM
CDM Constructors Inc.
CDM Federal Programs Corp.
CDM International Inc.
32
MACTEC Inc.

Rank Company
Subsidiary
Rank Company
MACTEC Development Corp.

MACTEC Engineering & Consulting Inc.
33
ENGlobal Automation
ENGlobal Construction
ENGlobal Engineering Inc.
ENGlobal Government
ENGlobal Land Inc.
42
43
TRC Cos. Inc.

AMEC's Construction Materials Division
Aquaterra Engineering
ESA
Gallet & Associates
GEG
HC Nutting
IAQ
Midwest Testing Laboratories
NTL Engineering & Geoscience
Stafford Engineering
WPC Inc.
39
44
Gannett Fleming
Environmental Acoustics
L.G. Hetager Inc.
45
S&B Engineers and Constructors Ltd. and

Affiliates
Ford, Bacon & Davis LLC
S & B Brazosport Ltd.
S & B Group International Ltd.
S & B Infrastructure Ltd.
S & B Infrastructure Private Ltd.
S & B Plant Services Ltd.
46
Dewberry
Dewberry & Davis Inc.
Dewberry & Davis LLC
Dewberry-Goodkind Inc.
PSA-Dewberry Inc.
TOLK
47
Brown and Caldwell

BC Constructors
BC Consultants Canada
49

SOM Architectural Consultants
SOM Inc.

Hatch Mott MacDonald Alabama LLC
Hatch Mott MacDonald Florida LLC

Kleinfelder Central Inc.
Kleinfelder East Inc.
Kleinfelder Southeast Inc.
Kleinfelder West Inc.
Kleinfelder-Buys
SEA Consultants Inc.
Spectrum Exploration Inc.
TRC Co. Inc.

TRC Engineering CA Inc.
TRC Engineering Inc.
TRC Engineering LLC
TRC Engineering MI Inc.
TRC Environmental Corp.
TRC Environmental LLC
TRC Solutions Inc.
38
Science Applications International Corp.

(SAIC)
R. W. Beck
SAIC Energy, Environment & Infrastructure LLC
The Benham Companies
STV Group Inc.

STV Architects
STV Construction Inc.
STV Environmental
STV Incorporated
STV/Ralph Whitehead Associates
37
ENGlobal

International Pipeline Partners
Peak Power Engineering Inc
Pegasus International
Universal Ensco
UP International Inc.
36
41
Cardno USA Inc.

Cardno Emerging Markets, USA
Cardno ENTRIX
Cardno ERI
Cardno TBE
Cardno WRG
35
Hatch Mott MacDonald Ltd.

Hatch Mott MacDonald NY Inc.
Hatch Mott MacDonald Operating Services LLC
Perkins+Will
Busby Perkins+Will
Perkins+Will/CRA
Pierre Yves Rochon
Shore Tilbe Perkins+Will
34
Subsidiary
50
Bureau Veritas

Rank Company
Subsidiary
Rank Company
OneCIS
51
52
61
62
T.Y. Lin International China Ltd.

T.Y. Lin International Engineering, Architecture
and Land Surveying PC
T.Y. Lin International Malaysia
T.Y. Lin International Singapore
T.Y. Lin International Taiwan
58
66
67

NISYS
68
ATC Associates Inc.

ATC New Mexico LLC
69
exp Global Inc.
Zachry Holdings
Precision Resources
Zachry Engineering
Zachry Nuclear
Golder Associates North Carolina Inc.

Golder Construction Services Inc.
59
NBBJ
NBBJ, Beijing
NBBJ, Boston
NBBJ, Columbus
NBBJ, Dubai
NBBJ, London
NBBJ, Los Angeles
NBBJ, New York
NBBJ, San Francisco
NBBJ, Seattle
NBBJ, Shanghai

Innealtoiri Cumhachta Teoranta (ICT)
PEC Engineers
POWER Constructors Inc. (PCI)
POWER Testing and Energization Inc. (PTE)
Corrpro Cos.
The Bayou Cos.
United Pipeline Systems
55
Kiewit Corp.
Ganotec Inc.
General Construction Co.
Gulf States Inc.
Kiewit Building Group Inc.
Kiewit Energy Co.
Kiewit Industrial Canada Co.
Kiewit Pacific Co.
Kiewit Power Constructors Co.
Kiewit Southern Co.
Kiewit Western Co.
Mass Electric Construction Co.
Peter Kiewit Sons Co.
TIC Canada Inc.
TIC International Inc.
TIC Maintenance Inc.
TIC The Industrial Co.
TIC The Industrial Co. Wyoming Inc.
V.K. Mason Construction Co.
Western Summit Constructors Inc.
Arup
Arup Advisory Inc.
Arup Canada Inc.
Arup Government Projects Inc.
Arup North America Ltd.
Arup Services New York Ltd.
Arup Texas Inc.
Arup USA Inc.
Ove Arup & Partners PC
54
60

ENVIRON (Shanghai) Co. Ltd.
ENVIRON Arquipelago Brazil
ENVIRON Australia Pty. Ltd.
ENVIRON Belgium BVBA
ENVIRON CIS Russia
ENVIRON Consulting Services (M) Sdn Bhd
ENVIRON Corp. Finland Oy
ENVIRON EC (Canada) Inc.
ENVIRON France SAS
ENVIRON Germany GmbH
ENVIRON Hong Kong Ltd.
ENVIRON Iberia SL
ENVIRON International Corp.
ENVIRON Italy SRL
ENVIRON Netherlands BV
ENVIRON Poland Sp. z.o.o.
ENVIRON UK Ltd.
ENVIRONCORP Consulting Services (S) Pte. Ltd.
53
Teng and Associates Inc.

Trow Engineering Consultants Inc.
Xnth Inc.
Conestoga-Rovers & Assoc.

CEG Inc.
CRA Contractors
CRA I&E Inc.
CRA Ltd.
Subsidiary
SmithGroup Inc.
SmithGroup

Rank Company
Subsidiary
Rank Company
Subsidiary
KCI Protection Technologies LLC
71

MEC Analytical Systems Inc.
Moorstein Inc.
Weston APG LLC
Weston International Holdings Inc.
Weston of New Jersey Inc.
Weston Power LLC
Weston Solutions (Delaware) Inc.
Weston Solutions (IPR) Inc.
Weston Solutions Global (BVI) Taiwan Ltd.
Weston Solutions Global (BVI) UAE Ltd.
Weston Solutions Global Inc.
Weston Solutions Global TCN (BVI) Ltd.
Weston Solutions India Private Ltd.
Weston Solutions of Michigan Inc.
Weston Solutions of Missouri Inc.
Weston Solutions of New York Inc.
Weston Westminster LLC
Weston-BAMC LLC
Weston-North Beach LLC
Weston-South Beach LLC
72
Aerial Cartographics of America Inc.
Corrosion Control Consultants & Labs Inc.
GPI Southeast Inc.
Instrument Sales Inc.
Keller & Kirkpatrick Inc.
Strategic Environmental & Ecological Services Inc.
Underwater Engineering Services Inc.
74

Reynolds, Smith and Hills CS Inc.
RS&H Architects-Engineers-Planners Inc.
82
CHA
CHA Tech Services LLC
88

Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (International) PA
KPF Architecture Design & Consulting
KPF GmbH
KPF Korea
KPF Singapore
89

Burns & Roe Construction Group
Burns and Roe Enterprises Inc.
Burns and Roe Services Corp.
90
Merrick & Co.

MAPA
Merrick Canada LLC
91
Woolpert Inc.
Woolpert International
92

Patton Harris Rust & Associates, a Pennoni Co.
Pennoni Engineering and Surveying of New York
PC
93
Moffatt & Nichol

Moffatt & Nichol, London
Moffatt & Nichol, Panama
96

KCI Convergent Technologies LLC

Kupper
R. Kenneth Weeks Engineers
The Spectra Group

Beijing YiYi Ecology & Environment Engineering
Ecology and Environment do Brasil Ltd.
Ecology and Environment do Brasil Ltda.
Ecology and Environment International Services
Inc.
Gestion Ambiental Consultores
Walsh Environmental LLC
79
85
Leo A Daly
Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam Inc.
78
SSOE Group
SSOE China Co. Ltd.
SSOE Systems Inc.
Geosyntec Consultants International Inc.
GSM Consultancy Sdn. Bhd.
MMI Engineering Inc.
MMI Engineering Ltd.
76
84
98
Perkins Eastman
BFJ Planning
RGR Landscape
Russell Design
Urbanomics
101 Day & Zimmermann

Atlantic Union Resources
Day & Zimmermann NPS
DZ Atlantic (The Atlantic Group Inc.)
ECI Construction Inc.
Mason & Hanger Group Inc.
North American Power Partners

Rank Company
Subsidiary
Rank Company
Subsidiary
SOC LLC
118 DLZ Corp.

102 H.W. Lochner Inc.
Bucher Willis & Ratliff
Lochner Engineering PC
103 Willbros Group Inc.

B&H Maintenance and Construction Inc.
Chapman Construction Co. LP
Construction & Turnaround Services LLC
Halpin Line Construction LLC
Hawkeye LLC
Integrated Service Co. LLC
InterCon Construction Inc.
Lineal Industries Inc.
Premier Utility Services LLC
The Oman Construction Co. LLC
UtilX Corp.
Willbros Canada Holdings Ltd.
Willbros Construction (U.S.) LLC
Willbros Construction Services (Canada) LP
Willbros Engineers (U.S.) LLC
Willbros Government Services (U.S.) LLC
Willbros Midwest Pipeline Construction (Canada)
LP
Willbros USA Inc.
Wink Engineering LLC
DLZ Architecture Inc.

DLZ Corp.
DLZ Illinois
DLZ Indiana LLC
DLZ Industrial LLC
DLZ Kentucky Inc.
DLZ Michigan Inc.
DLZ National Inc.
DLZ Ohio Inc.
Dodson-Lindblom Int'l
119 GZA GeoEnvironmental Inc.

Goldberg-Zoino Associates of New York PC
124 Versar Inc.

Advent Environmental
GEOMET Technologies LLC
PPS
126 Ghafari Associates LLC

Ghafari-Purohit LLC
G-Tech Professional Staffing Inc.
132 Ingenium International Inc.

106 Gulf Interstate Engineering Co.
Antares
Gulf Interstate Engineering Russia
Gulf Interstate Field Services
L&T-Gulf Private Ltd.
107 Populous
Populous Design Pty Ltd.
Populous Event Inc.
Populous Ltd.
109 ECS
ECS Carolinas LLP
ECS Florida LLC
ECS Mid-Atlantic LLC
ECS Midwest LLC
ECS Southeast LLC
ECS Texas LLC
110 O'Brien & Gere

O'Brien & Gere Engineers Inc.
O'Brien & Gere Inc. of North America
Cion Corp.
Giffels Corp.
Ingenium Archial Inc.
NORR Architects Engineers Private Ltd.
NORR Architects Planners
NORR Group Consultants International Ltd.
NORR Illinois Inc.
NORR LLC.
NORR Ltd. Architects Engineers Planners
Westpro Constructors Inc.
134 Foth Cos.

Infrastructure & Environment
Production Solutions
140 Greeley and Hansen LLC

Greeley and Hansen Architects LLC
Greeley and Hansen of Michigan LLC
142 Psomas
Owen Psomas
146 Smith Seckman Reid Inc.

113 KPFF Consulting Engineers
SSRCx - Facilities Commissioning
KPFF Global Inc.
148 Haley & Aldrich Inc.

115 Syska Hennessy Group
Syska Hennessy Group Inc.
Haley & Aldrich Design Construction

Haley & Aldrich of Michigan

Rank Company
Subsidiary
Haley & Aldrich of New York
149 Willdan
Willdan Energy Solutions
Willdan Engineering
Willdan Financial Services
Willdan Geotechnical
Willdan Homeland Solutions
Willdan Resources Solutions
154 CRB
CRB Caribe LLP
156 EYP Architecture & Engineering

Einhorn Yaffee Prescott Architecture &
Engineering of CT Inc.
Einhorn Yaffee Prescott Architecture &
Engineering of NJ Inc.
EYP/AE Inc.
158 Nolte Vertical 5 (NV5)

Nolte Associates Inc.
Nolte de Mexico
Vertical-V Northeast
Vertical-V Southeast
Vertical-V Southwest
Rank Company
Subsidiary
171 AKF Group LLC

AKF Analysis and Testing
AKF Engineers LLP
AKF Mexico
IN Posse LLC
173 Flad Architects

Flad Architects (Atlanta, GA)
Flad Architects (Gainesville/Tampa, FL)
Flad Architects (Princeton, NJ)
Flad Architects (Raleigh, NC)
Flad Architects (San Francisco, CA)
Flad Architects (Stamford, CT)
178 Henderson Engineers Inc.

Collective Tech
Fire Dynamics
Impact Illumination
Outcome Commissioning
182 Otak Inc.

HLB Otak
Otak Architects Inc.
Otak International
Otak Nevada LLC
184 Vanderweil Engineers

159 Weidlinger Associates Inc.
Weidlinger Associates Ltd. (UK)
162 Weston & Sampson Inc.

Weston & Sampson CMR Inc.
Weston & Sampson Engineers Inc.
Weston & Sampson Services Inc.
163 WHPacific Inc.

ASCG of Alaska
ASCG of Colorado
ASCG of New Mexico
ASTS LLC
166 TMAD Taylor & Gaines

Beyaz & Patel
Goetting & Associates
R.G. Vanderweil Engineers, NJ

R.G. Vanderweil Engineers, NV
R.G. Vanderweil Engineers, NY
R.G. Vanderweil Engineers, PA
R.G. Vanderweil Engineers, VA
185 The Burke Group

Burke LLC
CESI
Christopher B. Burke Engineering Ltd.
Emerald Site Services LLC
KLOA Inc.
LAWR
Mackie Consultants LLC
SPACECO Inc.
Thomson Surveying Ltd.
Wills, Burke, Kelsey & Associates
190 Schnabel Engineering Inc.

168 Birdsall Services Group
Birdsall Engineering Inc.
DiStasio & Van Buren Inc.
LGA Engineering Inc.
Morris, Johnson Associates Inc.
PMK Group Inc.
Lachel & Associates Inc.

Schnabel Dam Engineering Inc.
Schnabel Engineering Consultants Inc.
Schnabel Operations LLC
Schnabel Services Inc.
191 Patrick Engineering Inc.

169 Hanson Professional Services Inc.
Patrick Energy Services Inc.
Hanson Alaska LLC
196 Kaplan McLaughlin Diaz (KMD)

Rank Company
Subsidiary
KMD Architects and Planners

KMD S.A. de Mexico
Rank Company
Subsidiary
Wade Trim Inc. (Michigan)

Wade Trim Ohio Inc.
Wade Trim Operations Services Inc.
198 ASRC Energy Services

AES - Houston Contracting Co. Inc.
AES E&P Technology Inc.
AES Petrochem Inc.
AES Response Operations LLC
AES-Tri Ocean Engineering
ASRC Energy Services Alaska Inc.
ASRC Energy Services Inc.
Omega Natchiq Inc.
200 FKP Architects Inc.

Equipment Collaborative Inc.
216 JBA Consulting Engineers

JBA Asia Ltd.
218 KJWW Engineering Consultants

KJWW Engineering Consultants (Cedar Rapids, IA)
KJWW Engineering Consultants (Chicago, IL)
KJWW Engineering Consultants (Des Moines, IA)
KJWW Engineering Consultants (Dubai, UAE)
KJWW Engineering Consultants (Madison, WI)
KJWW Engineering Consultants (Naperville, IL)
KJWW Engineering Consultants (St. Louis, MO)
KJWW Engineering Consultants, India
201 Barge Waggoner Sumner & Cannon Inc.

ResourceTek
203 Tectonic Engineering & Surveying

Consultants
Tectonic Engineering & Surveying Consultants PC,
L.I.C., NY
Latham, NY
Newburgh, NY
Richmond, VA
Rocky Hill, CT
204 GHD Inc.

GHD Environmental Services Inc.
208 Boswell Engineering

Boswell Underwater Engineering
220 Raba-Kistner Consultants Inc.

Raba Ingenieros
Raba-Kistner Infrastructure Inc.
222 Fuss & O'Neill Inc.

Fuss & O'Neill Design/Build Services LLC
Fuss & O'Neill Energy Alternatives LLC
Fuss & O'Neill EnviroScience LLC
Fuss & O'Neill Manufacturing Solutions LLC
Fuss & O'Neill of New York
Fuss & O'Neill Technologies LLC
227 RMT Inc.

RMT Consulting Engineers PC
RMT Inc. Michigan
RMT International Inc.
RMT North Carolina Inc.
228 EnSafe Inc.

Ops Contracting Services LLC
210 VOA Associates Inc.

VOA LB
212 Neel-Schaffer Inc.

Maptech Inc.
Premire Emergency Management LLC
Soiltech Inc.
233 Martin Engineering Group

John A. Martin & Associates Inc.
John A. Martin & Associates of Nevada Inc.
Martin/Martin Inc.
234 T&M Associates

East Coast Drilling Inc.
213 EFI Global Inc.

EFI Global Engineering of New York
EFI Global of Illinois
Soloman Investigations
215 Wade Trim

Wade Trim Associates Inc.
Wade Trim EPC LLC
Wade Trim Inc. (Florida)
235 BSA LifeStructures

Aviation Capital Management
Design Media Connections
LifeStructures Technology Planning
Maregatti Interiors
TC&M
243 Fay Spofford & Thorndike

Rank Company
Subsidiary
FST NY
253 Electrical Consultants Inc.

EPC Services Co.
255 H2M/Holzmacher McLendon & Murrell

H2M Architects & Engineers Inc.
H2M Associates Inc.
261 Urban Engineers Inc.

Urban Engineers of Erie Inc.
Urban Engineers of New York PC
262 Metric Engineering Group Inc.

Advanced Transportation Engineering Consultants
Inc.
Dynamic Corporate Consultants Inc.
Maguire Group Inc.
Metric Engineering Inc.
Sanchez-Zeinali & Associates Inc.
263 Rolf Jensen & Associates Inc.

Sako & Associates Inc.
267 Harley Ellis Devereaux

Crime Lab Design
GreenWorks Studio
Sim Center Design
277 Buchart-Horn Inc./BASCO Associates

Buchart-Horn GmbH
279 Remington & Vernick Engineers Inc.

Remington, Vernick & Arango Engineers
Remington, Vernick & Vena Engineers
Remington, Vernick & Walberg Engineers
283 Walker Parking Consultants
Rank Company
Subsidiary
Moseley Architects (Harrisonburg)

Moseley Architects (Raleigh)
Moseley Architects (Richmond)
Moseley Architects (Virginia Beach)
Moseley Architects Warrenton)
294 Morrison-Maierle Inc.

Morrison-Maierle Arizona Inc.
295 Paul C. Rizzo Associates Inc.

Fall Line Testing and Inspection
RIZZO Associates Argentina
RIZZO Associates Chile
RIZZO Associates Peru
RIZZO Associates UAE
RIZZO Australia Pty Ltd.
Stevenson & Assoc. (Czech Rep.)
Stevenson & Assoc. (Russia)
304 Jones, Edmunds & Associates Inc.

JEAces Inc.
306 Bowman Consulting

Bowman Development Advisors
Bowman Environmental
Bowman Geothermal
311 Swanke Hayden Connell Architects

Design 360 Inc.
Swanke Hayden Connell Architects Istanbul
Swanke Hayden Connell Architecture SARL
Swanke Hayden Connell International Ltd.
314 The S/L/A/M Collaborative

S/L/A/M/ Architects & Engineers PC
The S/L/A/M Collaborative Inc.
316 CP&Y Inc.

CPA Group International Inc.
Walker Restoration Consultants
284 Anshen+Allen, Part of Stantec

Anshen+Allen Ltd.
286 Paulus Sokolowski & Sartor LLC

PS&S Engineering, Inc
287 WD Partners
WD-SRE
288 GRW Engineers Inc.

GRW Aerial Surveys Inc.
290 Moseley Architects

Moseley Architects (Charlotte)
324 OHL USA Inc.

Arellano Construction Inc.
BCA (Betancourt-Castellon Associates)
Construction Manager Inc.
Community Asphalt Inc
Judlau Contracting Inc
Stride Constractors Inc
The Tower Group Inc.
328 tvsdesign
TVS Interiors Inc.
TVS International Inc.
329 GBA
GBA Builders LLC

Rank Company
Subsidiary
Rank Company
Subsidiary
Virocon Inc.
363 Wunderlich-Malec Engineering Inc.

334 Garco Construction Inc.
Wunderlich-Malec Services
Acme Concrete Paving Inc.
373 Kisinger Campo & Associates Corp.

336 Jones & Carter Inc.
Brown Engineering Co.
Charles Kalkomey Surveying Inc.
McCullah Surveying Inc.
Pledger Kalkomey Inc. (Brenham, TX)
Pledger Kalkomey Inc. (Bryan, TX)
Pledger Kalkomey Inc. (Rosenberg, TX)
Terra Firma Inc.
338 Mazzetti Nash Lipsey Burch

BLUE Environmental Performance Consulting
KCCS Inc.
375 RNL
RNL/Interplan Inc.
378 Binkley & Barfield Inc.

Baseline Corp.
Landev Engineers Inc.
390 Wright-Pierce
Wright-Pierce Operational Services
340 Engineering and Testing Services Corp.

Consolidated Engineering Laboratories
Geosphere Consultants Inc.
United Inspection and Testing
342 CTL Engineering Inc.

Industrial Communication & Sound
Microwave Leasing Services LLC
344 On-Board Engineering Corp.

On-Board Engineering, DE
On-Board Engineering, NJ
397 Hussey, Gay, Bell & DeYoung - A Bell Co.

HGBD Arabia
HGBD Bermuda
HGBD Environmental Inc.
HGBD Inc. of Georgia
HGBD Inc. of South Carolina
HGBD International Inc.
HGBD Surveyors LLC
404 Leighton Group Inc.

Leighton and Associates Inc.
Leighton Consulting Inc.
Leighton GeoScience Inc.
346 M-E Engineers Inc.

M-E Engineers
M-E Engineers Ltd.
347 Owen Group Inc.

ADAPT
BFL Owen
e-Plan
Henrikson Owen
Owen Civil
Owen Management
Parkitect Owen
SMC Construction
Yang Engineering
352 Baxter & Woodman Inc.

B&W Control Systems Integration LLC
Local Government Strategies LLC
357 RDG Planning & Design

RDG SWB Inc.
RDGIA Inc.
362 Pond & Co.

Pond Constructors Inc.
408 Earth Systems Inc.

Earth Systems Global
Earth Systems Pacific
Earth Systems Southern California
Earth Systems Southwest
415 Rettew Associates Inc.

Rettew Engineering & Surveying PC
419 Geocon
Geocon Consultants Inc.
Geocon Inc
Geocon Inland Empire
Geocon Northwest
421 Albert Kahn Family of Cos. (Kahn)

Kahn do Brasil Ltda.
Kahn Global Services Inc.
Kahn South Inc.
424 The Lauren Corp.

Kamtech Services Inc.
Lauren Engineers & Constructors
10

Rank Company
Subsidiary
Lauren Services Inc.
426 V3 Cos. Ltd.

V3 Construction Group Ltd.
V3 Construction Trades Ltd.
V3 Cos of Arizona Ltd.
V3 Cos of Colorado Ltd
V3 Cos. Ltd.
V3 Cos. of Illinois Ltd.
V3 Realty Management Corp.
427 Odell Associates Inc.

ODELL (Charlotte, NC)
ODELL (Richmond, VA)
430 Draper Aden Associates Inc.

Draper Aden (Blacksburg)
Draper Aden (Charlottesville)
Draper Aden (Newport News)
Draper Aden (Richmond)
431 E M C Engineers Inc.

E M C Engineers Inc. (Alpharetta, GA)
E M C Engineers Inc. (Boulder, CO)
E M C Engineers Inc. (Dallas, TX)
E M C Engineers Inc. (Gainesville, FL)
E M C Engineers Inc. (Raleigh, NC)
E M C Engineers Inc. (Raleigh, NC)
E M C Engineers Inc. (Salt Lake City, UT)
E M C Engineers Inc. (Tupelo, MS)
E M C Engineers Inc. (Washington, DC)
Rank Company
Subsidiary
WDG Architecture
456 OZ Architecture
OZ Architecture of Boulder
OZ Architecture of Denver
458 Gould Evans

Gould Evans Associates (KS, FL, AZ, CA)
472 Dekker/Perich/Sabatini Ltd.

Dekker/Perich/Sabatini LLC
Dekker/Perich/Sabatini Ltd.
474 ENTRAN
ENTRAN (Charleston, WV)
ENTRAN (Chicago, IL)
ENTRAN (Cincinnati, OH)
ENTRAN (Lexington, KY)
ENTRAN (Louisville, KY)
ENTRAN (Nashville, TN)
475 Poggemeyer Design Group Inc.

CM Works
Industrial Fluid Management Inc.
476 Wight & Co.

Wight Construction
477 Commonwealth Associates Inc.

441 Kahler Slater Inc.

Performa Higher Education LLC (Burlington, NC)
Performa Higher Education LLC (Green Bay, WI)
478 McLaren Engineering Group

Highland Equipment Rental
LandMetrics Engineering & Land Surveying
447 The Beck Group

HC Beck Ltd.
The Beck Internacional de Mexico
449 CSA Group

Ang Associates Inc.
Brown & Brown Architects
Consultech Enterprises
CSA Architects & Engineers LLP
CSA Central Inc.
CSA Group NJ
CSA Group NY A&E
CSA Panama
453 WENDEL
Wendel Construction
Wendel Duchscherer
Wendel Energy Services
455 WDG Architecture
480 Durrant
The Durrant Group Inc. (Denver, CO)
The Durrant Group Inc. (Des Moines, IA)
The Durrant Group Inc. (Dubuque, IA)
The Durrant Group Inc. (Phoenix, AZ)
481 LaBella Associates PC

Pease Engineering and ARchitecture PC
483 The Rudolph/Libbe Cos. Inc.

BHP Energy LLC
GEM Facility Management LLC
GEM Industrial Inc.
Rudolph/Libbe Inc.
Rudolph/Libbe Properties Inc.
490 FRCH Design Worldwide

FRCH Brazil
11

Rank Company
Subsidiary
FRCH/Architecture PC
491 Smallwood Reynolds Stewart Stewart &

Assoc.
Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart, Stewart &
Associates Inc.
Associates International Inc.
Associates Ltd.
Associates Middle East Ltd.
Associates Pte Ltd.
Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart, Stewart
International Ltd.
Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart, Stewart Ltd.
Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart, Stewart Shanghai
Ltd.
497 TSP Inc.

TSP Construction Services Inc.
Rank Company
Subsidiary
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The 2011 Top 500 Design Firms

the top 500 design firms

The industry is still working

60 Past decade's revenue

64 Who bought whom

65 Top 500 dialogue

62 Global market analysis

74 How to read the tables

74 Top 500 up close

77 Top 500 list

00 Last Year/This Year

00 Top 100 Pure Designers

enr.com April 25, 2011

the Top 500 design firms

(in $ billions) Source: McGraw-Hill Construction Reasearch & Analytics/ENR.

For the first time in over three years, the construction

industry is seeing signs that the deep industry recession

market would improve over the next 12 months. Of

April 25, 2011 enr.com

That the economy seems to be on a steady course

Stayed the Same

Source: McGraw-Hill Construction

parent companies. And two firms on this years Top

the Top 500 design firms

Global Market Analysis

Source: McGraw-Hill Construction

Source: McGraw-Hill Construction

Game Changer | By Gary J. Tulacz

in determining whether a particular

Photo Courtesy Parsons

2009 because it was tough to value firms in a down

the Top 500 design firms

specific expertise in enduring markets, such as energy

Who Bought Whom...

KKE Architects (335)

RTKL Associates Inc. (56)

Medina Consultants (453)

Eco:LOGIC Engineering (485)

(00) 2010 Rank

April 25, 2011 enr.com

The Top 500 Dialogue

ENR: What do you think about the trend toward

When you have a small professional team at an

The problem is there is a lack of succession

Carl Roehling, CEO

Chris Vincze, CEO

The industry is grinding ahead with BIM, but

Ivan Dvorak, executive vice

Consolidation is inevitable as globalization

Keith Warta, PRESIDENT

We do not hire technicians anymore because

Frank Codispoti, PResident

The world is definitely getting quicker. We have

Success in our industry has always been

Craig Goehring, CEO

This industry is very local and highly

Glenn Bell, CEO

We are seeing a definite trend toward facility

We are not looking to acquire for size, but to

enr.com April 25, 2011

the Top 500 design firms

The Top 20 by Sector

Revenue: $15.2 Billion

Revenue: $10.6 Billion