Jonathan Keller

Revenue for the Top 250 International Contractors is the highest since 2015, rising to $499.7 billion last year.

Construction executives report a boost in industry confidence on ENR’s latest Construction Industry Confidence Index survey. The index rose to a 55 rating this quarter, up from 47 in Q3.

Revenue reaches a third consecutive year of double-digit growth with a focus on teamwork, recruitment and retention.

Even before projects reach the shovel-ready phase, a “business as usual” mindset can stunt sustainability goals, says John Delaney, sustainability director at Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners.

Although CFMA CFOs see a brighter outlook for 2025.

For the second consecutive year, Top 400 revenue has increased by a double-digit percentage—rising 13.9% to $556.9 billion from $488.98 billion last year while median firm revenue is also up 10.9% to $629.5 million.

Revenue for the Top 250 International Contractors is at its highest since 2015, rising to $499.7 billion last year.

Project goals can be a moving target amid intensifying inflation, climate change and supply chain disruptions roiling the global marketplace, say this year’s Top 225 International Design Firms.

The results of this quarter’s Construction Industry Confidence Index survey show a dip in confidence among construction industry executives.

In response to ongoing labor challenges across the AEC industry, ENR Top 100 Professional Services Firms are reconfiguring operations to recruit helping hands where they need it most.