ENR Northwest 2018 Top Contractors

June 2018

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 Northwest 2018 Top Contractors

Rank 2018/2017	Company Location / Website Top Officer	Largest Project to Break Ground Location Project Value ($ Mil.)	Market Sectors By % of Revenue	Regional Rev. 2017 ($ Mil)**
1/2	SKANSKA USA Seattle \| usa.skanska.com Jim Link, Regional Executive Officer, USA Building; Don Fusco, COO, USA Civil	1200 Howell Seattle 154.00	47 General Building 40 Manufacturing 10 Transportation	Regional Rev. 2017 ($ Mil)**	1,466.83
2/5	BALFOUR BEATTY US Seattle \| balfourbeattyus.com Leon Blondin, CEO, US Buildings	Harrison Medical Center Acute Care Expansion Silverdale, Wash. 300.00	65 General Building 34 Interior/Tenant Improvements	631.86
3/3	GLY CONSTRUCTION* Bellevue, Wash. \| gly.com Jim Karambelas, CEO	Amazon Block 21 Seattle Not Provided	99 General Building 1 Manufacturing	514.00
4/8	EXXEL PACIFIC INC. Bellingham, Wash. \| exxelpacific.com Geoff Stodola, President	Jackson Apartments Seattle 124.50	100 General Building	435.00
5/6	TURNER CONSTRUCTION CO. New York \| turnerconstruction.com Chris Killian, Vice President, General Manager	250 Taylor Portland, Ore. 53.00	93 General Building 4 Transportation 2 Manufacturing	406.36
6/17	WALSH CONSTRUCTION CO. Portland, Ore.\| walshconstruction.com Matt Leeding, President	Spring District II Seattle 61.00	100 General Building	388.32
7/10	CLARK GROUP Seattle \| clarkconstruction.com Brett Earnest, Vice President	I-5 / MLK Way to Ravenna Seattle Not Provided	81 Transportation 19 General Building	335.36
8/11	KIEWIT CORP. Vancouver, Wash. \| Kiewit.com Bruce Grewcock, CEO	Not Provided	51 Transportation 25 Manufacturing 13 Sewerage/Solid Waste	243.58
9/—	GRANITE CONSTRUCTION INC. Salt Lake City \| graniteconstruction.com Dave Richards, Senior Vice President, Group Operations	Sterling Highway MP 58-79 Sterling, Alaska 53.14	87 Transportation 6 Power 5 General Building	235.09
10/4	FORTIS CONSTRUCTION INC. Portland, Ore. \| fortisconstruction.com Jim Kilpatrick, President	Facebook Prineville Data Center Buildings 5 and 6 Prineville, Ore. Not Provided	63 General Building 31 Telecommunications 5 Interior/Tenant Improvements	229.26
11/9	ABSHER CONSTRUCTION CO. Puyallup, Wash. \| absherco.com Dan Absher, President	Tacoma Convention Center/Marriott Hotel Tacoma, Wash. 80.13	68 General Building 32 Transportation	218.92
12/13	W.G. CLARK CONSTRUCTION CO. Seattle \| wgclark.com Mike Ducey, Chairman	Woodin Creek Woodinville, Wash. 70.20	98 General Building 2 Interior/Tenant Improvements	213.20
13/—	RYAN COS. US INC. Phoenix \| ryancompanies.com Bret Jordan, Senior Vice President, Market Leader, Northwest Region	Not Provided	100 General Building	147.75
14/17	THE WALSH GROUP LTD. Chicago \| walshgroup.com Matthew Walsh, Co-Chairman	Concourse D Holdroom Seattle–Tacoma International Airport Seattle 25.00	55 General Building 29 Power 16 Transportation	122.80
15/14	PCL CONSTRUCTION SERVICES INC.* Bellevue, Wash. \| pcl.com Aaron Wiehe, Vice President, District Manager	620 Terry Seattle 98.00	65 General Building 28 Transportation 6 Sewerage/Solid Waste	121.56
16/—	MANSON CONSTRUCTION CO. Seattle \| mansonconstruction.com Eric Haug, President	Not Provided	100 Transportation	107.58
17/15	FLATIRON CONSTRUCTION CORP. Renton, Wash. \| flatironcorp.com Richard Grabinski, Senior Vice President	Sunset and Heathfield Pump Station Renton, Wash. 33.97	97 Transportation 3 Water Supply	104.41
18/—	THE KORTE CO. Portland, Ore. \| korteco.com Todd Korte, President & CEO	Not Provided	100 General Building	86.39
19/26	DPR CONSTRUCTION Seattle \| dpr.com Jody Quinton, Executive Vice President	Confidential Project Boardman, Ore. 33.25	99 Telecommunications 1 General Building	78.31
20/20	GREENBERRY INDUSTRIAL* Vancouver, Wash. \| greenberry.com Jason Pond, CEO	Wastewater Treatment Facility Hillsboro, Ore. 25.00	71 Industrial Process 15 Manufacturing 6 Petroleum	65.00
21/16	AVALONBAY COMMUNITIES INC. Bellevue, Wash. \| avalonbay.com Bill Jorge, Vice President, Construction	AVA Esterra Park Redmond, Wash. 62.18	100 General Building	64.64
22/—	HENSEL PHELPS Bellevue, Wash. \| henselphelps.com Shannon M. Gustine, Director of Operations	University of Washington HSC D-Wing Rx Renovations Seattle 1.00	100 Transportation	58.37
23/21	ALSTON CONSTRUCTION Renton, Wash. \| alstonco.com Matt Clafton, Vice President, General Manager	Tacoma Gateway Tacoma, Wash. 17.90	100 General Building	45.21
24/22	LAYTON CONSTRUCTION CO. LLC Sandy, Utah \| laytonconstruction.com David S. Layton, President & CEO	Not Provided	100 General Building	28.03
25/—	KITCHELL CORP. Phoenix \| kitchell.com David Burton, Vice President, Kitchell Contractors	Puyallup I-5 Casino Expansion Tacoma, Wash. 165.00	100 General Building	21.87
REVENUE WAS PROVIDED ON A FISCAL-YEAR BASIS. ALL OTHERS PROVIDED CALENDAR-YEAR DATA, WHICH IS PREFERRED. *INCLUDES REVENUE GENERATED FROM GENERAL CONTRACTING, DESIGN-BUILD AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AT-RISK AS WELL AS FEES FROM PROGRAM MANAGEMENT AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT FOR FEE.

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