Greater Bay Area Contractors
Ranked by 2016 Bay Area revenue from at-risk general contracting
Locally Researched by: Rosie Downey, Silicon Valley Business Journal May 12, 2017, 3:00am PDT
Greater Bay Area contractors ranked by 2016 revenue from at-risk general contracting.
#22 BCCI Construction Company, 1160 Battery St., #250, San Francisco, CA 94111
75 Greater Bay Area Contractors
Ranked by 2018 Bay Area revenue from at-risk general contracting
Locally Researched by: Julia Cooper, San Francisco Business Times May 10, 2019, 3:00am PDT
This List includes general contractors located in the Greater Bay Area, which is defined as Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Monterey, Napa, San Benito, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Solano and Sonoma counties. Information was obtained from company representatives.
#16 BCCI Construction Company, 1160 Battery St., #250, San Francisco, CA 94111
75 Greater Bay Area Contractors
Ranked by 2017 Bay Area revenue from at-risk general contracting
Locally Researched by: Julia Cooper, San Francisco Business Times May 10, 2019, 3:00am PDT
The Greater Bay Area’s largest contractors are ranked by local at-risk general contracting revenue in 2017. Information was obtained from company representatives.
#18 BCCI Construction Company, 1160 Battery St., #250, San Francisco, CA 94111
Ranked by Fiscal year 2019 companywide revenue
AIA San Francisco (AIASF) has selected BCCI Builders as the general contractor—to join Aidlin Darling Design as the project leads—for the new Center for Architecture + Design headquarters located in the historic landmark Hallidie Building storefront at 140 Sutter Street.
The new Center for Architecture + Design will be a demonstration of sustainability and inclusion, as well as technical innovation.
2019 Interior Architecture Citation Award
Using the qualities of light as inspiration, the design contrasts materials and form to create a progressive conference area and an unconventional lobby and entry experience. This space now speaks to the client’s ability to live on the edge of cultural trends and be the doers shaping a future narrative.
The jury believes that this is a testament to the fact that small and focused projects can be transformative – in this case, realigning reception and board room spaces to the client’s identity. Simultaneously minimal and warm, this is an elegant renewal of space with a carefully edited palette of materials and details animated by natural light.
List includes the fastest-growing middle market companies, which for the purposes of this List is defined as public and privately held companies with annual revenue between $25 million and $1 billion for each of the three published years.
IWBI recognizes outstanding WELL leaders
International WELL Building Institute
IWBI’s second annual leadership awards were announced at Greenbuild 2019 in Atlanta
One of WELL’s greatest strengths is the brilliant community that surrounds it. In recognition of those who have gone above and beyond, IWBI has awarded exemplary WELL Faculty members and WELL APs for their influential roles in advancing WELL around the globe, during the 2019 IWBI leadership award ceremony at Greenbuild.
There are now 234 WELL Faculty members and 5,292 WELL APs across the globe, with over 4,000 more on their journey. WELL registered and certified projects now encompass more than 465 million square feet [43.2 million square meters] across 58 countries. These are tremendous milestones, made possible by the dedication and leadership of award recipients in advancing the WELL movement.
From convening industry professionals in their local communities, to implementing new technologies in developing regions, each award recipient has gone above and beyond in their commitment to health and wellness and is making measurable and beneficial impacts across the globe. We cannot thank them enough for their outstanding contributions to improving people’s lives through better places.
View the full list of 2019 IWBI leadership award winners here.
Julia Cooper | San Francisco Business Times
Our inaugural List of the Bay Area’s 50 fastest-growing middle market companies captures public and private companies with a median growth rate of 77% over two years. Just how do these companies achieve such stellar growth — especially since we define middle market as between $25 million and $1 billion in revenue. The median revenue of all 50 companies was $396 million in 2019…
MOST IMPORTANT FACTORS TO IGNITE GROWTH
So what matters most? The National Center for the Middle Market identified seven best practices and weighed how much each plays a role in growth…
Investors (What’s the Opportunity?)
Case study: BCCI Construction
The San Francisco commercial general contractor company grew revenue from $294M in 2017 to $511M in 2019. It exhibits several qualities of Efficiency Experts.
Growth drivers:
A plan and the right people to execute on it are hallmarks of Efficiency Experts. BCCI leaders prioritize time each fiscal year to dive deep into their strategic roadmap, including rolling three-year strategic business plans, annual operating budgets for core and emerging markets, quarterly business reviews and regular reporting dialed into performance results and marketplace recalibration, said BCCI Chief Strategy Officer John Kranz. A key hallmark of Efficiency Experts is a strong emphasis on developing staff, a major priority at BCCI. Investing in talent acquisition and identifying employee potential and growth helps ensure clarity and alignment of its strategic plans across all business divisions and employees. Embracing lessons learned and continuous improvement across all services has also driven growth, Kranz said.