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NAICS 237310 · Washington · fiscal year 2025 · federal prime contract obligations
What the federal government buys from highway, street & bridge construction in Washington
Federal · FY2025 · Classified by six-digit NAICS code$59.76MWashington recipients were obligated $59.76M for highway, street & bridge construction in fiscal year 2025 — 5.1% of the $1.18B obligated nationally, ranking #10 among states. Nationally, Department of Transportation was the largest buyer at $657.79M.
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The ledger you are not on
| # | Company | Obligated FY2025 |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | HEAD / DIAZ 2022 | $101.15M |
| 02 | SLSCO, LTD. | $73.96M |
| 03 | CENTRAL SOUTHERN CONSTRUCTION CORP. | $68.73M |
| 04 | FORT MYER CONSTRUCTION CORP | $54.39M |
| 05 | HARPER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. | $47.95M |
| 06 | MCKENZIE CONSTRUCTION & SITE DEVELOPMENT LLC | $43.91M |
| 07 | STEVE MANNING CONSTRUCTION INC | $43.79M |
| 08 | ESTES BROS. CONST. INC. | $41.64M |
| 09 | BL HARBERT INTERNATIONAL LLC | $41.38M |
| 10 | STRABAG EPITOIPARI ZARTKORUEN MUKODO RESZVENYTARSASAG | $34.44M |
| — | YOUR COMPANY | $0 |
Top recipients nationally, FY2025. Recipient state is recorded by the awarding agency; a company headquartered elsewhere can perform work in Washington.
| # | Agency | Obligated FY2025 |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Department of Transportation | $657.79M |
| 02 | Department of Defense | $209.50M |
| 03 | Department of Agriculture | $195.53M |
| 04 | Department of the Interior | $86.70M |
| 05 | General Services Administration | $13.54M |
| 06 | Department of Veterans Affairs | $8.03M |
| 07 | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $5.29M |
| 08 | Department of Homeland Security | $1.65M |
| 09 | Department of Commerce | $1.06M |
| 10 | Department of State | $287K |
Awarding agencies, ranked by national obligations to highway, street & bridge construction, FY2025.
Washington in context
| # | State | Obligated FY2025 |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | California | $200.40M |
| 02 | Florida | $154.53M |
| 03 | North Carolina | $147.41M |
| 04 | Virginia | $142.47M |
| 05 | Oklahoma | $81.61M |
| 06 | Alaska | $79.79M |
| 07 | Colorado | $70.22M |
| 08 | Montana | $67.23M |
| 09 | Mississippi | $65.41M |
| 10 | Washington | $59.76M |
| 11 | Louisiana | $56.31M |
| 12 | Puerto Rico | $46.27M |
| 13 | New York | $42.88M |
| 14 | Oregon | $38.77M |
| 15 | Utah | $36.84M |
Top states by obligations to highway, street & bridge construction, FY2025. Washington is highlighted by rank #10.
What Washington operators should take from this
$59.76M of federal highway, street & bridge construction work was recorded to Washington recipients last fiscal year. That money went to specific, named companies — the ledger on this page lists the largest of them nationally, and none of them holds an exclusive right to the work.
The median value among the 100 largest awards in this trade was $47.95M. That is the size of deal moving through this NAICS code — award values cover the full period of performance, so they are a different measure from one year of obligations.
Real awards, real identifiers
| Award ID | Recipient | Awarding agency | Award value |
|---|---|---|---|
| W912PL19C0015 | SOUTHWEST VALLEY CONSTRUCTORS CO | Department of Defense | $1.86B |
| W912PL19C0014 | BFBC LLC | Department of Defense | $1.07B |
| W50UW820F0022 | FISHER SAND & GRAVEL CO | Department of Defense | $962.90M |
| W912DS19C0015 | KIEWIT INFRASTRUCTURE CO. | Department of Defense | $450.07M |
| W912PL20C0004 | FISHER SAND & GRAVEL CO | Department of Defense | $412.05M |
| N6274225C1308 | SLSCO, LTD. | Department of Defense | $386.93M |
| W911KB22C0012 | KIEWIT INFRASTRUCTURE WEST CO. | Department of Defense | $381.90M |
| W9126G19C0118 | SOUTHWEST VALLEY CONSTRUCTORS CO | Department of Defense | $326.89M |
| W912PL20C0002 | BFBC LLC | Department of Defense | $325.86M |
| W9126G19F6152 | GIBRALTAR-CADDELL A JOINT VENTURE | Department of Defense | $238.75M |
| W50UW820F0010 | SLSCO, LTD. | Department of Defense | $232.39M |
| 69056723C000008 | GRANITE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY | Department of Transportation | $214.93M |
| N4008524C0021 | THE LANE CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION | Department of Defense | $207.85M |
| W9128A19C0005 | PARSONS GOVERNMENT SERVICES INC. | Department of Defense | $189.22M |
| W9127S22F0082 | BFBC LLC | Department of Defense | $182.18M |
These amounts are award values covering each award's full period of performance, which can run several years. They are not fiscal year 2025 obligations, so a single award value can be larger than one year of obligations in the same trade. The largest award on file here, $1.86B, is bigger than the $1.18B obligated to highway, street & bridge construction in FY2025 for exactly that reason: it is a multi-year award value, not a single year of obligations. Award identifiers are the real PIIDs recorded by the awarding agency. Every one can be looked up on the USAspending API.
Frequently asked
How much does the federal government spend on highway, street & bridge construction in Washington?
$59.76M in federal prime contract obligations went to highway, street & bridge construction recipients in Washington in fiscal year 2025, which is 5.1% of the $1.18B obligated nationally and ranks #10 among states.
Which agencies buy highway, street & bridge construction nationally?
Department of Transportation led nationally in FY2025 at $657.79M obligated. The full top-ten agency ranking is on this page.
Can a small highway, street & bridge construction business in Washington bid on this work?
Yes. Federal solicitations are open to any registered business that meets the stated requirements, and many are set aside for small businesses. Registration in SAM.gov with a UEI and the right NAICS codes is the entry requirement. This site publishes spending records only and makes no claim about outcomes.
Where does this data come from?
The USAspending API, fiscal year 2025 (October 1 2024 – September 30 2025), retrieved August 14 2026. Figures are federal prime contract obligations and exclude subcontracts and state or local spending.
Methodology
Methodology. Figures on this page are federal prime contract obligations for NAICS 237310 (highway, street & bridge construction) in fiscal year 2025 (October 1 2024 – September 30 2025), pulled from the USAspending API and retrieved August 14 2026. This page reports obligations recorded against recipients located in Washington. Agency, state and recipient rankings are the top entries returned by the API for that fiscal year, not an exhaustive list. Obligations are amounts the government committed during the fiscal year; they are not the same as a contract ceiling or as cash disbursed.
Excluded: subcontracts, grants, state and local government purchasing, and classified awards not published by the API. Amounts are rounded for display; the underlying values are exact to the cent and shown in full on hover of any amount.
Scope, stated plainly: every figure here covers the 35 NAICS codes Contracts Near Me tracks, is a federal prime contract obligation for fiscal year 2025, and excludes subcontracts and state and local spending. Agency, state and recipient amounts are exact aggregates for that agency, state or recipient. The total is the figure returned by the USAspending spending-over-time endpoint for this NAICS code; it is never assembled by adding up a top-ten list. Award values in the awards table cover each award's full period of performance and are a different measure from single-year obligations.
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