The company’s growth is underscored by its ascent to the 14th spot among the nation’s top data center contractors, with $2.5 billion in revenue attributed to the sector. As AI and cloud computing infrastructure demand faster delivery, Gray has leveraged its integrated design-build model to scale alongside market requirements. Ben Burgett, Vice President of the Data Center Market, noted that the firm’s ability to manage complex technical specifications remains central to this growth.
Gray Climbs National Rankings as Industrial Demand Shifts
Lexington-based construction firm Gray has secured top 15 positions across 10 categories in Engineering News-Record’s latest industry rankings. The firm’s performance highlights a strategic expansion into high-growth sectors, including data centers, semiconductor manufacturing, and food production, signaling a broader trend of industrial investment across the United States.
Gray also improved its standing on the broader Top 400 Contractors list, rising to No. 30 from No. 36 last year. The firm maintains a strong footprint in food and beverage, ranking 3rd in that category, alongside notable positions in manufacturing, auto plants, and industrial process facilities. Rebekah Gray, President and CEO, attributed the company’s sustained performance to its diverse industrial portfolio, which allows the firm to apply cross-sector expertise to increasingly complex client projects.
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