The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company
The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company, doing business as The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co, is a large, for-profit construction management and general contracting firm headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, and registered as a parent entity in the federal contracting system since April 2002. The company provides comprehensive construction services to the federal government, including design-build, design-bid-build, facility renovation, infrastructure development, new construction, and specialized repair services across military and civilian agencies nationwide. As a prime federal contractor without small business set-aside designations, Whiting-Turner executes complex federal construction projects ranging from major military base infrastructure improvements to facility modernization at civilian agencies, leveraging its established expertise in managing large-scale construction initiatives across diverse government sectors.
Whiting-Turner's federal contract portfolio demonstrates substantial breadth and depth of construction capabilities across multiple funding agencies and project types. The company has received prime contract awards from the U.S. Coast Guard, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, U.S. Marine Corps, Department of the Navy, National Institutes of Health, General Services Administration, Smithsonian Institution, National Gallery of Art, Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, U.S. Census Bureau, USAID, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Food and Drug Administration, and numerous other federal agencies. Notable recent prime contract awards include a $137.1 million delivery order for CERCLA cleanup and waterfront recapitalization at USCG Base Seattle; a $115.7 million contract for renovation of Building 77H at Philadelphia Navy Yard supporting the FFG-62 Constellation-class frigate program; a $68.9 million delivery order for design-build construction of a C-130J tension membrane hangar at USCG Air Station Barbers Point in Hawaii; a $163.1 million contract for Hurricane Florence recovery military construction at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point; a $254.2 million design-build contract for BLS and Census Bureau consolidation at the GSA Suitland Federal Center; a $210.8 million delivery order for design-build construction of three facilities at Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake; and multiple contracts exceeding $40 million for facility renovations, infrastructure upgrades, and specialized construction at military installations and civilian federal facilities. The company also serves as a subcontractor to major defense contractors, including Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies and The Aerospace Corporation, performing construction and related services on federal defense and research projects. All of Whiting-Turner's prime contract awards reflect full and open competition without set-aside designations, consistent with the company's status as a large, experienced federal contractor capable of competing at the highest levels of federal procurement.
Whiting-Turner maintains an extensive portfolio of federal contract indefinite delivery vehicles that position the company as a premier source for construction services across multiple agencies and regions. The company holds a $4 billion National Multiple Award Construction Contract III with the U.S. Coast Guard, effective through September 2033, which provides nationwide design-build and design-bid-build construction services including facility renovations, infrastructure development, and maintenance across Coast Guard installations; a $2 billion Indefinite Delivery Contract with Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southeast region covering general construction, renovation, alteration, and repair of facilities; a $1.999 billion multiple-award IDC with NAVFAC for general construction projects in the Southeast region; an $8 billion Unrestricted Design-Build/Design-Bid-Build MACC with NAVFAC for various locations in Hawaii and Wake Island; a $1.105 billion Southeast Area of Responsibility Multiple Award Construction Contract with NAVFAC for design-build and design-bid-build services across southeastern states; a $1 billion multiple-award IDIQ contract with NAVFAC Northwest for construction projects in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho; a $900 million Region 7 General Construction with Design Build Capabilities IDIQ contract with the General Services Administration for regional construction services; a $950 million Hampton Roads Area of Responsibility Multiple Award Construction Contract with NAVFAC for naval facility construction in the Virginia area; a $495 million Design-Build and Design-Bid-Build Construction Services contract with ENDIST Honolulu for work in Hawaii; a $245 million South Alabama Region MATOC with ENDIST Mobile for general construction and repair; a $50 million National Gallery of Art IDIQ MATOC for small and medium construction projects; a $230 million MEDCOM Healthcare Facility Design, Repair, and Construction multiple-award IDIQ contract with the U.S. Army Medical Command; and a $29.55 million Other Transaction Indefinite Delivery Vehicle with Naval Sea Systems Command for procurement and supply of TATB-based energetic materials supporting naval weapons systems. These IDVs, collectively valued at approximately $18 billion across their performance periods, enable Whiting-Turner to serve as a primary construction services provider to the Department of Defense, federal civilian agencies, and specialized research and development programs, with the flexibility to respond to diverse and evolving construction requirements across military and civilian sectors nationwide.
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Not listed 300 E Joppa Rd, Baltimore, MD 21286, USA
4/1/02 12/4/26 Turner Construction Company
Turner Construction Company is a large, international construction services firm registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since 2001, with a corporate structure that is for-profit and foreign-owned. The company provides comprehensive construction management, renovation, design/build, and infrastructure development services to various federal agencies, specializing in complex facility restoration, modernization, and new construction projects. Turner Construction has demonstrated extensive capabilities in delivering high-performance building solutions across diverse government sectors, including military, healthcare, civilian, and research facilities.
Through its federal contract awards, Turner Construction has performed a wide range of construction services for agencies such as the Air Force Materiel Command, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, General Services Administration, Social Security Administration, and Department of Homeland Security. The company's contracts have involved critical infrastructure projects including facility renovations, mechanical and electrical system upgrades, new building construction, laboratory modernizations, and specialized infrastructure improvements. Projects have ranged from window and facade repairs at the Roybal Campus to constructing a $391.7 million Non-Kinetic Operations facility at Offutt Air Force Base, with contract values spanning from $5,590 to over $391 million. Notably, none of Turner Construction's federal contracts utilized set-aside designations, indicating the company's competitive capabilities across procurement methods.
Turner Construction holds multiple significant Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicles, including the $300 million Facilities Acquisitions for Restoration and Modernization II (FARM II) contract with the Air Force Test Center, a $950 million Tyndall Air Force Base Reconstruction Multiple Award Task Order Contract, and a $50 million IDIQ with the National Gallery of Art. These contract vehicles enable flexible task order issuance for mechanical, electrical, design/build, sustainment, restoration, and modernization projects across various federal facilities. The FARM II contract, for instance, supports construction services at locations like Arnold Air Force Base and Eglin Air Force Base, while the Tyndall AFB contract focuses on reconstructing facilities damaged by Hurricane Michael. These IDVs demonstrate Turner Construction's ability to support complex federal infrastructure requirements across multiple geographic locations and mission-critical environments.
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Not listed 66 Hudson Blvd E Fl 36, New York, NY 10001, USA
5/18/01 3/4/26 Consigli Construction Co., Inc.
Consigli Construction Co., Inc., a Subchapter S Corporation headquartered in Milford, Massachusetts, is a specialized federal construction contractor providing comprehensive construction, renovation, and facilities management services to the U.S. federal government. As a subsidiary of Consigli Building Group Inc., the company has established itself as a premier provider of complex construction and restoration services for institutional, historic, and military facilities. Consigli brings extensive expertise in managing large-scale federal infrastructure projects, demonstrating particular strength in historic building preservation, modern facility upgrades, and design-build construction delivery methods.
Consigli Construction has delivered a diverse portfolio of federal construction services across multiple agencies and project types, all awarded without small business set-aside designations reflecting full and open competition. The company has executed major definitive contracts including a $56.3 million Lincoln Memorial Rehabilitation project for the National Park Service, a $100.9 million DHS Backfill Project for Department of Homeland Security renovation at Federal Office Building 201 Varick Street in New York, and an $85.9 million Unaccompanied Enlisted Personnel Housing barracks construction project at Fort Meade, Maryland for the Army Corps of Engineers. Additional significant work includes a $66.7 million renovation of Building 120 at Watervliet Arsenal for the Army Corps of Engineers, a $56.8 million renovation of MacDonough Hall at the U.S. Naval Academy for Naval Installations Command, a $54.9 million Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House water infiltration remediation project for the General Services Administration, and a $40.5 million HVAC and fire alarm replacement project at the Edward T. Gignoux Federal Courthouse in Portland, Maine for GSA. Under delivery orders, Consigli has provided pavement repair and asphalt sealing services for the National Gallery of Art valued at $638,825, construction services for kiosk installation at the National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden for $161,884.52, Naval Academy repair and paint work for approximately $16 million, and bathroom partition renovation at the National Gallery of Art for $238,111. The company has also served as a subcontractor on construction and preconstruction services projects, including work under Massachusetts Institute of Technology as prime contractor in February 2025 and preconstruction services on a Kansas firehouse project under Fluor Marine Propulsion, LLC in October 2024.
Consigli Construction maintains three active indefinite delivery contract vehicles that position the company to provide ongoing construction services across multiple federal agencies through 2029. The company holds a $1.043 billion single-award Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contract with Naval Facilities Engineering Command for large general construction services in the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia region, with performance through September 18, 2028, under which it has issued delivery orders totaling approximately $16 million including work at the Naval Academy and minimum guard services in Washington, D.C. Consigli also maintains a $50 million multiple-award IDIQ contract with the National Gallery of Art for small and medium construction projects in Washington, D.C., effective through October 31, 2029, which has generated multiple task orders for pavement repair, asphalt sealing, kiosk installation, and landscape and pathway work related to the Sculpture Garden initiative. The company holds a third multiple-award IDIQ valued at $50 million with the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts through September 30, 2025, providing management, labor, materials, equipment, and construction services for maintenance, sustainment, and repair of real property at the Kennedy Center. All three IDVCs were awarded through full and open competition with no set-aside designations, and collectively represent approximately $1.143 billion in potential contract capacity, positioning Consigli as a significant federal construction services provider for institutional and historic facility work.
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Not listed 72 Sumner St, Milford, MA 01757, USA
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