Download this electronic edition instantly in page-image format (PDF). ENR's 2005 Top 400 Contractors ranks the 400 largest General Contractors by 2004 revenue. This is a comprehensive package of data and analysis that contains the rankings by 2004 revenue of the 400 largest general contractors in the U.S., the previous year's rankings and percentage of revenue by market. The list also ranks the largest firms in a wide variety of market sectors as described below. The cover story of this issue of ENR, "Growth Marks a Return to Prosperity," extensively discusses business developments affecting contractors, markets and industry issues. There is also a statistical summary of the 2005 Top 400 "at a Glance" by markets and regions. Companies are ranked by construction revenue in 2004 in $ millions. Bonus Addition: This electronic edition of the Top 400 Contractors includes two supplements that are not available elsewhere. "Subsidiaries By Rank" includes in-depth listings of each firm's subsidiaries and "Where the 2005 ENR Top 400 Contractors Worked - by Country" lists the countries in which these firms had work or offices in that country during 2004. The ENR Top 400 Contractors listing includes the following information *:
Rank (1-400) in years 2005 and 2004, Firm Name, City, State, Type of Firm, 2004 Total Revenue (total and international), New Contracts ($), Markets (% of 2004 Revenue): General Building, Manufacturing., Power, Water/Sewer Waste, Industrial/Petro., Transportation, Hazardous Waste, Telecommunications, CM-AT-RISK % of Revenue. This edition also includes an alphabetical index of the Top 400 Contractors. * Company telephone numbers and email addresses are not included in The ENR Top 400 Contractors listing. Included in this issue are rankings in different market sectors: The Top 20 Hazardous Waste
The Top 20 Industrial Process/Petro
The Top 20 Power
The Top 20 Transportation
The Top 20 Telecommunications The Top 100 Contractors by New Contracts
The Top 50 in Domestic General Building Revenue
The Top 50 Domestic Heavy Contractors
The Top 50 Contractors Working Abroad Bar Charts:
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ENR TOP 400 Contractors Sourcebook - 2004 Electronic Edition
This annual edition, published in September, includes market analysis and rankings of the largest U.S.-based general contractors in the eight major industry sectors listed below. This Sourcebook also provides editorial overviews and rankings of Top Contractors in almost fifty project types, such as healthcare, highways and pharmaceuticals. This edition contains a Directory of Contractors: company name, name of each firm's chief executive, and the firm's address and telephone number. For details about this ENR Sourcebook,
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