Watterson Construction Co

Watterson Construction Co, doing business as Watterson Construction, is a for-profit construction company registered to receive federal contract awards since February 21, 2002. The company specializes in providing design and construction services for various military infrastructure projects, primarily for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Department of the Air Force. Watterson Construction has demonstrated expertise in constructing and renovating large-scale facilities such as barracks, physical fitness centers, child development centers, and operational buildings on military bases in Alaska.

Recent federal contract awards to Watterson Construction showcase the company's diverse capabilities in military construction projects. These include a $53.5 million contract to design and construct a Physical Fitness Center at Fort Wainwright, a $70.3 million project for a 300-soldier barracks facility, a $33.5 million Child Development Center construction, and a $43.8 million renovation of Building 1001, all at Fort Wainwright, Alaska. Additionally, the company was awarded a $10.6 million contract by the Pacific Air Forces for renovating a Weapons Load Training facility at Eielson Air Force Base to accommodate F-35A squadrons. These projects involve comprehensive construction services, including architectural design, structural work, mechanical and electrical systems, fire protection, and site development. Watterson Construction frequently partners with specialized subcontractors for various aspects of these projects, such as BBFM Engineers, Inc. for structural design, T3 Alaska, LLC for mechanical/electrical design, and Slayden Plumbing and Heating, Inc. for mechanical systems. Notably, none of the recent major contracts were set aside for small business programs, indicating Watterson Construction's capability to compete for and secure large-scale federal projects.