ENR Midwest 2026 Top Contractors
The Top Contractors list, published annually, ranks the general contractors, both publicly and privately held, based on construction contracting-specific revenue.
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ENR Midwest 2026 Top Contractors
| Rank 2026/2025 |
Company Location/Website Top Officer |
Largest Project to Break Ground Location Project Value ($ Mil.) |
Market Sectors By % of Revenue** | Regional Rev. 2025 ($ Mil) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1/1 | Turner Construction Co. Kansas City, Mo. | turnerconstruction.com Dave Robinson, Managing Director |
Not Provided | 17 General Building 8 Manufacturing 5 Telecommunications |
10,825.25 |
| 2/4 | The Walsh Group Chicago | walshgroup.com Matt Walsh, Co-Chairman |
Not Provided | 47 Telecommunications 27 Transportation 24 General Building |
4,744.85 |
| 3/6 | M. A. Mortenson Co. Minneapolis | mortenson.com Troy Blizzard, Vice President, General Manager |
North Dakota State Hospital Jamestown, N.D. 233.19 |
56 Telecommunications 26 General Building 17 Power |
3,637.12 |
| 4/5 | JE Dunn Construction Co. Kansas City, Mo. | jedunn.com Adam Cox, President, Midwest Region |
Not Provided | 49 General Building 44 Telecommunications 5 Industrial Process |
3,425.40 |
| 5/3 | Barton Malow Holdings LLC Southfield, Mich. | bartonmalow.com Chuck Binkowski, Chief Operating Officer |
Confidential Energy Center Ohio Not Provided |
46 General Building 35 Manufacturing 18 Power |
2,961.23 |