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Corbins Electric Named ENR Southwest's Specialty Contractor of the Year
09/19/11 By David M. Brown
While other Southwest subcontractors have struggled during these challenging economic times, Corbins Electric has prospered. The Phoenix-based company saw revenue rise 22% in 2010 to $42.8 million, one of the best performances by any regional subcontractor. The total includes $37.2 million from Arizona projects.

Photo courtesy Corbins Electric

DPR Typifies Triple Bottom Line Approach
07/18/11 By David M. Brown
Self-motivated employees dedicated to sustainability and community involvement helped DPR increase revenue and earn ENR Southwest's 2011 Contractor of the Year award.

Photo courtesy of DPR Construction

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06/10/11	Nevada Design Firm JMA Sold to Michael Baker Corp. By Tony Illia Nevada's largest architecture firm, JMA, has sold in an all-cash deal to Moon Township, Penn.-based Michael Baker Corp.
05/16/11	Diverse Firm Unites Under 'One AECOM' By Scott Blair To industry giant AECOM, one is an important number. Not only is it the company's rank on ENR's 2011 list of top U.S. design firms, it also is part of the firm's new mantra, “One AECOM,” which represents its efforts to unite employees under a single identity.
03/21/11	Owner of the Year: Salt River Project By Scott Blair Salt River Project has provided water and power to the Sonoran Desert for more than 100 years and is continuing to lay the foundation for a bright future despite formidable hurdles from the recession and increasing demands to reduce carbon emissions. The utility has helped shape the growth of Phoenix, and quite literally shaped the landscape in which the people of central Arizona live. Because of these reasons, plus SRP’s commitment to safety and community service, ENR Southwest has selected the utility as its 2011 Owner of the Year.
10/01/10	Six Companies to Watch By Scott Blair Every year in the construction industry, some firms achieve new milestones in contracts or find success where others faltered. As the new year gets under way amid what may be the twinklings of an economic recovery, ENR Southwest looks at six diverse companies whose work could make a difference in the coming year, and help to shape and refine the future of the region's construction industry.
10/01/10	Top 100 Design Firms of the Southwest By Scott Blair This year’s ranking is based upon 2009 revenue as voluntarily reported by the 100 largest architects and engineers of Arizona, Nevada and New Mexico.
10/01/10	Southwest's Top Green Design Firms By Scott Blair Welcome to our annual ranking of the greenest design firms in the region. These companies generated over $110 million in revenue designing projects within Arizona, Nevada and New Mexico that were officially registered with a third party rating system such as LEED or equivalent.
08/01/10	Public-Private Partnerships: P3s Help Governments Tread Water By J. T. Long Contractors and government agencies in Arizona and Nevada are testing the public-private partnerships with mixed results in delivering buildings and roadways.
06/01/10	Phoenix Developer Spotlight: Duke Realty Brings Major Retailers and Manufacturers to West Valley Industrial Parks By Christia Gibbons With key projects for Amazon.com and Suntech Power Holdings under its belt, Duke Realty is poised to make a big splash in the Phoenix market as the economy recovers.
05/01/10	Top Contractors of the Southwest By Scott Blair and Richard Mui General contracting revenue is down, but there are success stories inside the numbers. You’ll also find our exclusive safety, state and market sector rankings, plus our new chart based on green building revenue.
05/01/10	Top Contractors of the Southwest for 2010 This year’s Top 100 (ranked with 2009 revenue) only managed to bring in $14.2 billion, a drop of 27.7%. At no other point in the 14-year history of Southwest Contractor’s ranking has there been as precipitous of a drop.
03/01/10	Above and Beyond: Two Large Crane Owners Step up Safety Protocols By Tudor Van Hampton Hanging more than 200 ft over a jobsite in downtown Kansas City, Mo., James Hague doesn’t seem to notice the tiny people and equipment below his feet.
01/01/10	McGraw-Hill Construction is Forecasting Mixed Numbers for the Southwest By Bruce Buckley According to analysts at McGraw-Hill Construction, the parent company of this publication, residential construction will be higher in 2010 in all three states, with Arizona at nearly $4 billion and Nevada rising to $1.4 billion. Both multi-family housing and single family home construction will see increases over the previous year, but will be nowhere near the levels seen in 2006 and 2007.