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Construction & Infrastructure Federal Contracts

Federal construction & infrastructure spending reached $50.4B across 47,972 contracts over the past 36 months (2023–2026), with an average award value of $1.1M. Data: PrimeRFP SCOUT · federal procurement records.

$50.4B

36-Mo Obligations

47,972

Total Awards

$1.1M

Avg Award Size

+18%

Growth (2023→2025)

YearAwardsObligationsAvg Award
202348,276$42.5B$880.3K
202462,135$51.3B$825.2K
202556,832$53.9B$947.6K

PrimeRFP SCOUT · Federal procurement records ≥$100K

Top Agencies in Construction & Infrastructure

RankAgencyObligations
#1Department of Defense$21.0B
#2Department of Homeland Security$14.0B
#3Department of Veterans Affairs$4.0B
#4General Services Administration$2.0B
#5Department of Transportation$1.5B

36-month aggregate, all fully public · PrimeRFP SCOUT

Top Construction & Infrastructure Contractors

RankContractorAwardsTotal Obligation
#1Fisher Sand & Gravel Co9$5.8B
#2BCCG A Joint Venture14$3.1B
#3SLS Federal Services LLC5$1.1B
#4Fisher Sand & Gravel Co.10$937.0M
#5Barnard Spencer Joint Venture6$779.3M

36-month aggregate, top 5 shown · PrimeRFP SCOUT

Emerging Competitors (Rank 6–10)

RankContractorAwardsTotal Obligation
#6BL Harbert International LLC56$572.1M
#7RQ Construction LLC97$476.2M
#8Whiting-Turner Contracting Company169$382.7M
#9Barnard Construction Company2$369.5M
#10Bechtel National Inc.22$328.9M

Market Intelligence — Construction & Infrastructure

$50.4B obligated across 47,972 awards in 12 months — DoD ($21B) and DHS ($14B) together account for 69% of all federal construction spending.

DHS dominates in average award size — border wall, CBP facility, and port-of-entry construction generates large per-contract values versus DoD's higher-volume MILCON and renovation work.

Fisher Sand & Gravel and BCCG JV together hold $8.9B of border infrastructure awards — concentrated in DHS CBP construction, with active recompete risk creating opportunity for challengers.

VA's $4B in construction work is highly distributed across 3,241+ awards for medical center renovations and clinic expansions — strong small business set-aside opportunity.

Frequently Asked Questions — Construction & Infrastructure

How much federal construction and infrastructure work is available?

Federal construction spending totaled $50.4B across 47,972 contracts in the trailing 12 months (Apr 2025–Mar 2026). DoD leads at approximately $21B (military construction and renovation), DHS is #2 at $14B (border infrastructure), and VA is #3 at $4B. Source: PrimeRFP SCOUT, NAICS 236+237+238, obligations_only, ≥$100K floor.

What is the fastest-growing construction market in government?

Border infrastructure (DHS CBP) drove the most concentrated dollar growth in NAICS 236220, with Fisher Sand & Gravel and BCCG JV accumulating over $8.9B in awards. DoD MILCON is the most sustained long-term market, growing steadily from $27.8B (CY2023) toward $36B+ (CY2025).

Who are the largest federal construction contractors?

Top contractors include Fisher Sand & Gravel ($5.8B, primarily DHS border), BCCG A Joint Venture ($3.1B, DHS/DoD), BL Harbert International ($572M), RQ Construction ($476M), and Whiting-Turner ($383M). These firms lead in building construction (NAICS 236220) — the dominant sub-sector by dollar value.

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