Project activity increased across the U.S., with growth across multiple industries and regions.
RRC Companies closed 2025 with strong growth across energy and infrastructure, driven by increasing project demand and continued expansion across the U.S.
During the year, RRC was awarded 771 projects, representing 54 gigawatts of planned capacity. That’s a 6.3% increase in project awards and a 38.5% increase in planned capacity compared to 2024.
Renewable energy continued to be the main driver of growth at RRC. Solar saw 145 project awards in 2025, up 54% year over year, spanning 30 states. Energy Storage also grew with 48 awarded projects, a 26% increase, with work extending into 15 states. Wind activity increased as well, with 80 awarded projects, up 8% from 2024.
RRC won five Data Center projects in Texas, a 60% increase from 2024, aligned with rising energy demand from the computing and technology sectors. Oil & Gas activity remained concentrated in Texas and New Mexico. While total project count declined slightly, average project size increased, keeping revenue stable year over year.
Project activity increased across all disciplines. Electrical – Studies and Electrical – High Voltage saw the strongest growth, followed by Civil Engineering, which expanded its footprint from 13 to 22 states. Structural, Electrical Solar/Wind, and field services—including Land Surveying, Testing & Inspection, and On-site Support—also grew compared to 2024. Geotechnical activity remained consistent year over year.
RRC continued to expand its geographic reach, with projects awarded in 35 U.S. states, along with Alberta and Quebec in Canada. The highest concentration of activity remained in Texas, followed by Oklahoma, Colorado, Arizona, and California.
To support this level of activity, RRC grew its team by nearly 20% in 2025, hiring across all disciplines. This expansion supports both ongoing client work and new project opportunities.
RRC tracks awarded projects, geographic reach, and planned capacity as key performance indicators. Together, these metrics show the company’s scale, experience, and ability to support projects across industries.
Looking ahead, demand for energy and infrastructure is expected to remain strong, particularly as technology-driven industries continue to expand.
“We’re continuing to invest in our team and capabilities to meet growing demand and support projects across the industries we serve,” said Bill Bong, President of RRC Companies.
RRC enters 2026 with increased capacity and a broader footprint to support that demand.
