Mastec Incorporated

Mastec Incorporated is a parent company that provides a diverse range of services to the federal government through its subsidiaries. These services include construction, telecommunications infrastructure, and specialized equipment installation and maintenance. The company has secured federal contract awards from various civilian agencies, demonstrating its capability to meet the needs of different government sectors. While specific background information about Mastec Incorporated is not provided, its subsidiaries' contract awards suggest it is a multifaceted organization with expertise in infrastructure development and technical services.

Recent federal contract awards to Mastec Incorporated and its subsidiaries showcase the company's versatility. One of its subsidiaries, American Civil Constructors LLC (doing business as ACC Mountain West), was awarded a $40.5 million firm fixed price contract by the Federal Highway Administration for the reconstruction of 4.17 miles of U.S. Route 50 in Colorado. This project, awarded under the Federal Lands Access Program, involves extensive rock excavation, drainage, walls, and paving work. Another subsidiary, Mastec Network Solutions, LLC, received a $31,000 firm fixed price purchase order from the Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection for maintaining the distributed antenna system at the National Targeting Center in Sterling, Virginia. This award leveraged Mastec's proprietary knowledge as the original installer of the system. Additionally, Mastec Incorporated itself was awarded a $5,681.66 purchase order by the Drug Enforcement Administration for pole cam installation and removal. None of these contracts had set-aside designations, indicating that Mastec and its subsidiaries compete in the open market for federal contracts across various sectors, including transportation infrastructure, border security, and law enforcement support.