Federal Construction Contracts
5.22% of total federal contract spending
Building construction, infrastructure development, facility maintenance, military base construction, and environmental remediation projects.
Top Construction Contractors
| Rank | Contractor | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| #1 | Huntington Ingalls Incorporated | $3.4B |
| #2 | Bath Iron Works Corporation | $1.6B |
| #3 | Marinette Marine Corporation | $1.1B |
| #4 | Deployed Resources LLC | $1.1B |
| #5 | Electric Boat Corporation | $1.1B |
| #6 | Clark Construction Group LLC | $1.0B |
| #7 | Bl Harbert International LLC | $762.0M |
| #8 | National Steel and Shipbuilding Company | $697.7M |
| #9 | Caddell Construction Co. (de), LLC | $545.6M |
| #10 | Bechtel Parsons Blue Grass, a Joint Venture | $459.3M |
| #11 | Olin Winchester LLC | $449.4M |
| #12 | Kokosing Alberici Traylor, LLC | $436.8M |
| #13 | Parsons Government Services Inc. | $382.8M |
| #14 | Conti Federal Services, LLC | $376.3M |
| #15 | Bae Systems Land & Armaments L.p. | $360.1M |
Industry Outlook
Cyclical spending tied to infrastructure bills and military construction. The construction sector accounts for 5.22% of all federal contract spending, distributed across 450 active contractors.
Federal Construction Contracts FAQ
The federal government obligated $27,654,357,087 on construction contracts in FY2024, representing 5.22% of total federal contract spending across 450 contractors.
The largest federal construction contractors include Huntington Ingalls Incorporated, Bath Iron Works Corporation, Marinette Marine Corporation. These companies receive the bulk of federal construction spending.
Multiple federal agencies contract for construction services.
Industry categorization is based on Product and Service Code (PSC) classifications from the Federal Procurement Data System. Spending figures represent total federal obligations for FY2024.
Source: USAspending.gov, 2026.