The Southeast’s Top Contractors

Region’s Top Contractors Report More Than $24.7 Billion in 2005 Revenue
Southeast Construction presents its seventh annual Top Contractors ranking. This year, the ranking has slightly more than 160 firms listed, and a record $29.7 billion in collective revenue represented. Full Story >>

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Ave Maria

New University and Town Makes for Unique Project for Contractor Team
Rising in the middle of Southwest Florida’s rich agricultural land, Ave Maria University and Town fulfills one man’s dream to create the first U.S. Catholic university built in more than 40 years and develop the state’s newest town. Full Story>>

BE&K Builds Up

Recently Formed Building Group Ranked 12th in Southeast for 2006
When Birmingham-based BE&K formed its BE&K Building Group subsidiary in 2004, it turned for its leadership to a seasoned executive in the construction industry known for his ability to oversee successful mergers. Full Story >>

DooleyMack

DooleyMack Constructors of Sarasota, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, has expanded throughout the state and the region. Full Story >>

The Trouble With Florida’s Toll Roads

Leadership difficulties have distracted many of the state’s expressway authorities, but construction activity continues.
Plagued by a tumultuous year of audits, investigations and leadership turnover, some of Florida’s expressway authorities are under scrutiny like never before, and their public credibility is being questioned. Full Story >>

Life in the Fast Lane

Georgia’s Fast Forward Program has Highway Construction at Record Levels
With major highway projects speeding along and a record amount of work being let in 2006, Georgia’s Fast Forward program is living up to its name. Full Story >>

Gulf Coast: High Tide of Activity Settles Back

The decline in the state’s residential market is causing construction along Florida’s Gulf Coast to ease back.
After a couple of booming years, Gulf Coast contractors are noticing a tempering of new projects. Full Story >>