Chesapeake, Va.-based JRC Mechanical, ENR MidAtlantic's Specialty Contractor of the Year, has evolved from small shop to big regional player.

While disrupted supply chains, soaring material and labor costs and rising interest rates have hurled construction into choppy economic waters the last several years, the MidAtlantic’s specialty construction firms are starting to get their sea legs again.

As demand for multifamily housing rose at a record pace in recent years, few contractors were as well positioned to capitalize as Bozzuto Construction.

Revenue for the 70 firms on the 2023 ENR MidAtlantic Top Contractor list is up just 1.7%, but this year's top 10 firms enjoyed a 12.49% gain.

Unpredictable contract scopes, lax MBE compliance records and chronic late pay can add to prime-sub tensions.

The townhouse at 107 West Saratoga St. in downtown Baltimore looks much the same as it did in 1923, when it was the first address of a structural engineering consulting firm that eventually would become known as RK&K.

The 124 firms ranked on the 2023 ENR MidAtlantic Top Design Firm list collected a combined $6.68 billion in 2022 revenue.

New leader and largest shareholder of the largest minority-owned East Coast commercial contractor looks to grow the firm but maintain company culture.

Morgan State University, ENR MidAtlantic’s Owner of the Year, is on a nearly two-decade-long construction streak.

Bridge design veteran builds for future market growth on the foundation of the firm's 130 years of project execution.