Burns & McDonnell is Nation's Third Largest Commissioning Firm
Annual MEP Commissioning Giants ranking by Consulting-Specifying Engineer magazine tracks growth of fast-growing specialty service
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct. 30, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Burns & McDonnell has remained as the nation's third largest commissioning services firm on the 2017 MEP Commissioning Giants survey conducted annually by Consulting-Specifying Engineer (CSE) magazine. Burns & McDonnell reported commissioning revenue of $25.1 million in revenue derived from commissioning services, up from $21.5 million the prior year.
Burns & McDonnell has long provided commissioning services with growth accelerating in recent years. Since 2012, the firm has expanded from two to 14 offices around the country with plans to expand staff to international offices in 2018. Burns & McDonnell today employs 129 commissioning professionals, including 35 individual Cx certifications and now has achieved formal designation as a Certified Commissioning firm by the Building Commissioning Association.
"Facility owners and developers are seeing the proof that commissioning and retro-commissioning services save them money," says David Meyers, commissioning practice leader for Burns & McDonnell. "It is a specialty that is in increasing demand throughout the AEC industry."
Burns & McDonnell specializes in delivering a wide range of commissioning, retro-commissioning (for existing buildings) and monitoring-based commissioning services for facilities throughout the country. The firm has provided commissioning services for a wide range of industrial, commercial and mission-critical facilities totaling millions of square feet. Burns & McDonnell works on a wide range of commissioning projects including $1 billion programs for Boeing and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) as well as smaller energy conservation projects with budgets of $1 million or less. Burns & McDonnell has provided commissioning services for healthcare, laboratory and higher education facilities, airports, manufacturing plants, government agencies and mission-critical spaces such as datacenters and command and control centers.
Commissioning is increasingly recognized as a critical step in the programming, design and construction of highly complex facilities because of the potential of reducing maintenance and operating costs, extending lifetimes of systems and equipment and ensuring comfortable and productive environments for building occupants. Commissioning professionals are now commonly engaged during early-phase project design as a strategy to better manage project budgets and reduce project risk. Services include MEP coordination and start-up management, facility condition assessment, energy model verification, energy audits, measurement and verification and building enclosure commissioning.
About Burns & McDonnell
Burns & McDonnell is an employee-owned, Kansas City-based firm made up of more than 5,700 engineers, architects, construction professionals, scientists, and consultants. Currently ranked as the No. 1 firm in both Power and Electrical Transmission and Distribution and No. 5 in Airports by Engineering News Record, Burns & McDonnell has more than 40 offices across the country and throughout the world. We strive to create amazing success for our clients and amazing careers for our employee-owners. Burns & McDonnell is proud to be No. 16 on Fortune's 2017 list of 100 Best Companies to Work For. For more information, visit burnsmcd.com.
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