
Brasfield & Gorrie has received a major regional industry recognition following a year of record companywide revenue. The Birmingham-based contractor has been named ENR Southeast Contractor of the Year, adding another regional distinction as it continues expanding across the Southeast and other markets.
The 2026 recognition is the third time Brasfield & Gorrie has received the Southeast Contractor of the Year title. The company previously received the award in 2021 and was the inaugural recipient in 2009.
Brasfield & Gorrie reported $10.2 billion in companywide revenue in 2025. The contractor has grown into one of the largest privately held construction companies in the United States, with 13 offices operating across eight states.
Its current geographic footprint includes Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, Texas and the Carolinas.
Brasfield & Gorrie maintains a self-performance approach across portions of its construction operations, supported by regional market experience. The company works across healthcare, commercial, mission critical, industrial, government and heavy civil construction.
The contractor also identifies safety and workforce training as key elements of its operating approach, with dedicated training programs and jobsite safety expectations for employees.
The award comes as Brasfield & Gorrie continues to diversify its work across the Southeast. Its project activity is concentrated across several states, giving the contractor exposure to multiple construction sectors and regional markets.
For owners and developers, the company's scale and range of self-performed capabilities position it to pursue projects across institutional, commercial, industrial and infrastructure markets.
Brasfield & Gorrie's recognition reflects the scale of construction activity being delivered by major privately held contractors across the Southeast. Its $10.2 billion in 2025 revenue and presence across eight states also demonstrate the continued expansion of large regional contractors across diverse project sectors.
Source: Brasfield & Gorrie.