Hensel Phelps Construction CO.
Hensel Phelps Construction CO. is a leading construction company that provides a wide range of services to the U.S. federal government through prime and subcontract awards. The company specializes in large-scale construction projects, including new facilities, renovations, and infrastructure improvements for various federal agencies. Established in 1937, Hensel Phelps has grown to become one of the largest general contractors and construction managers in the United States, with a reputation for delivering complex projects across diverse sectors such as aviation, government, commercial, and healthcare.
As a prime contractor, Hensel Phelps has been awarded several significant contracts for federal facilities upgrades and renovations. Notable projects include a $15.4 million delivery order from the General Services Administration's Public Buildings Service for capital security upgrades and new courtroom construction at the Monroe U.S. Courthouse in Louisiana. The company also secured a $9.9 million delivery order for prisoner holding area renovations at the U.S. Mahon Courthouse in Texas, which involved constructing a new prisoner elevator, holding cells, and interior space alterations for the U.S. Marshals Service. Additionally, Hensel Phelps completed a $10 million task order for the Food and Drug Administration to repair HVAC and control systems at a facility in California. These projects were typically awarded under GSA's Region 7 Construction MATOC vehicles without set-asides. In its role as a subcontractor, Hensel Phelps has supported broader facility construction contracts for Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLC, although specific details of these subcontracts are not provided.
Hensel Phelps currently holds two significant indefinite delivery contracts (IDCs) that showcase its capacity for large-scale federal construction work. The first is a $2.358 billion single-award IDC from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Worth District, for design-build or design-bid-build vertical construction services, primarily for military programs and interagency projects within the USACE Southwestern Division's area of responsibility. This contract, awarded in May 2024, has a 60-month base ordering period and covers a broad range of construction services for facilities such as dormitories, dining facilities, classrooms, and laboratories. The second IDC is a multiple-award contract from GSA PBS Region 7 with a $700 million ceiling, awarded in February 2021. This contract is part of the Region 7 General Construction with Design Build Capabilities IDIQ and covers general construction services across a six-state region. It allows for task orders ranging from $3 million to $100 million, encompassing interior and exterior construction, repairs, and alterations at federal buildings over a one-year base period plus four option years.
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Not listed 8326 Cross Park Dr, Austin, TX 78754, USA
5/16/01 10/21/25 The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company
The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company, doing business as The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., is a large construction management and general contracting firm that provides a wide range of services to the federal government. These services include new construction, renovations, repairs, and design-build projects for various federal agencies. The company has extensive experience delivering complex federal facilities and infrastructure projects across the United States, including work for military installations, research laboratories, courthouses, and office buildings. Founded in 1909, Whiting-Turner has grown to become one of the nation's largest construction management and general contracting companies, with over 50 offices nationwide.
Whiting-Turner has been awarded numerous prime federal contracts for construction projects across multiple agencies. For the U.S. Coast Guard, the company has undertaken projects such as rebuilding hurricane-damaged facilities in Florida, Texas, and Georgia, constructing new air stations, and expanding shipyard capabilities. The Department of the Navy and U.S. Marine Corps have contracted Whiting-Turner for projects including aircraft simulator facilities, combat vehicle maintenance buildings, and medical clinics at various bases. The company has also performed work for civilian agencies, such as constructing research facilities for the National Institute of Standards and Technology, renovating federal courthouses for the General Services Administration, and upgrading facilities for the National Institutes of Health. These projects typically involve firm-fixed-price contracts and do not carry set-aside designations, reflecting Whiting-Turner's status as a large business.
The company holds several significant indefinite delivery vehicles (IDVs) with federal agencies. Notable among these is the U.S. Coast Guard's $4 billion National Multiple Award Construction Contract III, which allows for worldwide construction services through 2027. Whiting-Turner also holds a $2.6 billion multiple award construction contract with the Naval Facilities Engineering Command for projects in the western United States, and a $975 million contract for large construction projects at Marine Corps bases in North Carolina. The Army Medical Command awarded Whiting-Turner a place on its $230 million healthcare facility construction and renovation contract. Additionally, the company participates in multiple GSA regional construction IDVs, including a $700 million contract for Region 7 and a $100 million contract for the Heartland Region. These IDVs enable various federal agencies to issue task orders to Whiting-Turner for a broad spectrum of construction and renovation projects, showcasing the company's capacity to handle diverse and complex federal construction requirements across the nation.
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Not listed 300 E Joppa Rd, Baltimore, MD 21286, USA
4/1/02 1/23/26 Sauer Construction, LLC
Sauer Construction, LLC is a premier general contractor specializing in federal construction projects, primarily serving defense and civilian agencies across the southeastern United States. The company provides a wide range of construction services, including new building construction, renovations, repairs, and infrastructure improvements for military installations, federal facilities, and NASA centers. Sauer Construction has been registered to receive federal contract awards since 2002 and operates as a for-profit limited liability company, delivering high-quality construction solutions to meet the complex needs of government clients.
Sauer Construction has been awarded numerous prime federal contracts for diverse projects, including the construction of tactical equipment maintenance facilities, joint operation centers, and barracks renovations for the U.S. Army and Marine Corps. The company has also undertaken significant infrastructure projects such as ordnance facility recapitalization for the Navy, pedestrian access control point construction at the Pentagon, and fire protection system revitalization for NASA. Notable contracts include a $97.7 million project for a Joint Operation Center at Fort Johnson, a $66.1 million contract for ordnance facilities at Naval Weapons Station Yorktown, and multiple barracks renovation projects at various military installations. Sauer Construction has consistently secured contracts without set-aside designations, demonstrating its competitive capabilities in the federal marketplace.
The company holds several significant indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contracts that enable it to provide ongoing construction services to federal agencies. These include a $2.35 billion multiple-award contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for design-build and design-bid-build vertical construction services in the Southwestern Division, a $950 million Southeast Area of Responsibility Multiple Award Construction Contract with the Naval Facilities Engineering Command for projects across Navy and Marine Corps installations in the Southeast, and a $975 million IDIQ for large construction projects at Marine Corps bases in North Carolina. Additionally, Sauer Construction is part of a $700 million General Services Administration IDIQ for general construction with design-build capabilities across multiple states. These vehicles allow Sauer Construction to efficiently deliver a wide range of construction services to various federal agencies, solidifying its position as a trusted partner in government infrastructure development and maintenance.
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Not listed 6621 Southpoint Dr N Suite 200, Jacksonville, FL 32216, USA
3/18/02 4/29/25 J.e. Dunn Construction Company
J.e. Dunn Construction Company is a family and employee-owned commercial construction firm that has provided building services to the federal government since 2002. As a prime contractor, the company has been awarded over $1.1 billion in federal contracts from agencies including the General Services Administration, Department of Defense, and Department of the Air Force to deliver major construction projects.
Specific services provided through past federal contract awards cover new construction, renovations, repairs, and alterations for facilities infrastructure. This comprises the full range of architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, and specialty trade work involved in vertical building construction and site development. Major projects performed as a prime contractor include a $315 million hospital replacement at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri; $225 million historic renovation of the Cadet Chapel at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs; a $92 million facade replacement at the Whittaker U.S. Courthouse in Kansas City; and $51 million construction of a Special Operations Command facility in Colorado. J.e. Dunn Construction Company has also received contracts as a subcontractor to other prime awardees for concrete, steel, commissioning, and specialty trade services in support of federal construction projects.
In addition, J.e. Dunn Construction Company holds several active indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contracts from the General Services Administration and Department of Defense agencies to facilitate ongoing and future construction task orders. These IDV vehicles cover design-build construction services for federal facilities over $20 million, an IDIQ for general building repairs and renovations in GSA's Heartland Region 6, and two MATOC contracts valued up to $950 million each that provide for major rebuilding efforts at Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida and medical facility upgrades by the Defense Health Agency nationwide.
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Not listed 1001 Locust St, Kansas City, MO 64106, USA
3/26/02 4/25/25 The Robins & Morton Group
The Robins & Morton Group is a nationally ranked general contractor specializing in complex healthcare, commercial, education, power and industrial projects. As a prime contractor, The Robins & Morton Group has received federal contract awards to provide construction services for medical facilities, infrastructure projects, and general construction services.
Past federal contract awards to The Robins & Morton Group as a prime contractor include a $25 million contract from FEMA to establish an Alternate Care Facility at the Miami Beach Convention Center to support COVID-19 response efforts; a $46 million firm fixed price delivery order from the General Services Administration to construct a new United States Courthouse in Greenville, Mississippi; and multiple delivery orders from the Department of the Army and Department of the Navy to repair, renovate and construct medical facilities and clinics at various military installations.
The Robins & Morton Group also holds several Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts and is eligible to compete for task orders under multiple award IDIQ vehicles. These include a $1 billion IDIQ contract from the Department of the Navy to provide medical facility construction services at installations across several Western states; two $50 million IDIQ contracts from the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Europe District to provide general construction services for overseas military construction projects; and a $700 million construction IDIQ contract from the General Services Administration to provide services in GSA Region 7. Task orders have been issued to The Robins & Morton Group under these IDIQ contract vehicles for projects such as construction services for the Israeli Ministry of Defense and to build a new U.S. Courthouse.
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Not listed 400 Shades Creek Pkwy, Birmingham, AL 35209, USA
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