Lynk Engineers ranks No. 1 MEP firm in Utah

Lynk Engineers was ranked Utah’s top MEP engineering firm and No. 2 overall among engineering firms in the 2026 Utah Construction + Design survey. The ranking is based on 2025 Utah-office revenue and highlights the newly merged firm’s rapid scale-up after forming in April 2026.

Why it matters: - Lynk Engineers now sits at the top of Utah’s MEP market by revenue, a signal of strong demand and immediate post-merger momentum. - The No. 2 overall ranking shows the firm is competing with the state’s largest engineering players, not just MEP specialists. - The ranking may strengthen Lynk Engineers’ visibility with public and private clients across Utah and beyond.

What happened: - Utah Construction + Design ranked Lynk Engineers No. 1 among MEP engineering firms in Utah in its 2026 Top Utah Engineering Firm Rankings survey. - The magazine also ranked Lynk Engineers No. 2 among all engineering firms in Utah. - The ranking used revenue generated by Utah offices during 2025. - Lynk Engineers reported $61.5 million in revenue. - The survey was published on October 21, 2026.

The details: - Utah Construction + Design bases the annual ranking on revenues generated through Utah operations. - Projects outside Utah that are billed through Utah-based offices are included in the totals. - Lynk Engineers was formed in April 2026 through the merger of Spectrum Engineers, Colvin Engineering Associates and Envision Engineering. - The firm provides mechanical, electrical, plumbing and technology engineering design services. - Lynk Engineers works on public and private sector projects in Utah, across the United States and internationally. - Chris Kobayashi, PE, LEED AP, is CEO of Lynk Engineers. - Kobayashi said the recognition reflects the company’s people, the combined strengths of the merger partners and the firm’s ability to serve clients with complex needs across multiple markets. - Kobayashi also said the company has seen strong momentum since the merger and is grateful for client trust.

Between the lines: - The ranking suggests the merger created a larger and more competitive platform faster than a typical integration might. - Revenue concentration through Utah offices appears to be a meaningful advantage in a state-level ranking that counts some out-of-state work. - Lynk Engineers’ broad MEPT offering positions the firm to compete on larger, more complex projects.

What's next: - Lynk Engineers is likely to use the ranking as proof of scale in future business development. - The firm’s next test is converting merger momentum into sustained growth in Utah and other markets. - Continued performance in 2027 rankings will show whether the current jump is durable or merger-driven.