A Top 15 construction management ranking and Top 50 program management placement highlight ҰƵapp’ dedication to clients and delivering with distinction.
ҰƵapp has advanced across several categories in the , reflecting continued growth in its core capabilities, rooted in its ability to exceed client expectations, forge strong partnerships and provide exceptional service at every project stage.
ҰƵapp’ 2026 ENR rankings represent the dedication and trust of clients and project delivery teams. This year, ҰƵapp climbed to No. 14 on ENR’s Top 50 Construction Management Firms list. ҰƵapp also earned a place on the Top 50 Program Management Firms at No. 49, marking an important milestone in the company’s expanding role in delivering complex infrastructure and environmental programs. Additionally, ҰƵapp ranked at No. 28 on the Combined Construction Management/PM‑for‑Fee Firms list.
“I’m incredibly grateful to our clients for their partnership in addressing the nation’s infrastructure and environmental needs,” said Jacque Hinman, ҰƵapp Chief Executive Officer. “The ҰƵapp Team strives to deliver projects safely, responsively and with distinction, and rankings such as the annual ENR lists serve as a guidepost to measure our progress. The fact that we have achieved these rankings through organic growth, delivered one project at a time, is a testament to the dedication and values of our combined ҰƵapp-client teams.”
ҰƵapp also earned placements across , including No. 54 on the Top 500 Design Firms list, No. 45 among Top 100 Pure Designers and No. 14 in the hazardous waste sector, demonstrating the firm’s continued presence across engineering and environmental services.
Together these rankings highlight the breadth of ҰƵapp’ capabilities, from professional services to engineering, design and environmental solutions, supporting infrastructure and environmental projects at every stage of the project lifecycle.
With local teams backed by national expertise, ҰƵapp partners with clients to navigate complexity, deliver with confidence and advance projects that strengthen and connect communities, including construction management on projects like the Avalon Pedestrian Bridge, designed to reconnect residents to their waterfront, as well as advancing resilient water systems that protect public health and improving mobility and safety for growing communities.