ENR Southeast’s Design Firm of the Year capitalizes on national expertise to serve the region’s mobility needs on its way to a banner year.

Southeastern design firms stayed busy and grew revenue in 2022, and as they look to the future, they expect to maintain that momentum as people continue to move to Southeastern metro areas and federal dollars support infrastructure investment.

Despite industry-wide increased material costs and labor shortages, specialty contractors in the New York and New England regions have bounced back from the COVID-19 pandemic.

New York, New Jersey and New England contractors and CM firms finally feel like they have a handle on the new normal.

Midwest Contractors recover revenue to top pre-pandemic levels.

Life science and health care projects grow across NY, NJ and New England, according to firm executives.

Design firms saw their revenue grow in 2021 but supply chain uncertainty and inflation loom even as demand for design services remains strong.

Specialty contractors in the New York and New England regions, like those elsewhere, have been affected by the negative impacts of COVID-19.

Many of the Midwest’s top specialty contractors performed better than expected despite the ongoing pandemic. The group as a whole reported regional revenue of  $5.48 billion in 2020.