M/E engineering giants

Article Abstract:

The list ranks the US' Top 100 engineering firms by their mechanical/electrical (M/E) billings for the previous fiscal year. Black & Veatch (Kansas City, MO) is ranked No. 1 with $1.02 billion in M/E revenue in its last fiscal year; followed by Sverdrup Corporation (Maryland Heights, MO) with $293.07 million; then The Austin Company (Cleveland, OH) with $260.02 million. The list also shows the company's address: its M/E revenue; the type of firm; and certain comments about the company. All information were derived from answers to questionnaires sent to each firm.

Comment:

Ranks No 3 engineering firm in the US with $260.02 mil in mechanical/electrical (M/E) billings for the previous fiscal year

Sales, profits & dividends, Black & Veatch Corp., Article, Sverdrup Corp., The Austin Company

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Radiant romance

Article Abstract:

CDS Associates Inc was contracted to design the radiant-heating system at the Cincinnati Zoo in Ohio. The system was used to simulate the natural living environment of a rare albino alligator, one of only six known species of its kind in the world. CDS' system, which used eight thermostats and 1,025 feet of mineral-insulated cable, was used in five basking areas and three pools to maintain the critical temperature required to make a habitat conducive to breeding.

Contracts & orders received

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Keep it simple: a specification primer

Article Abstract:

Article deals with legal aspects of engineering specifications and related personnel issues.

Legal issues & crime, Engineering services, Product specifications

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