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Masonry · three data sets, reported separately

Who gets paid for masonry

Three sources sit below, each with its own state, fiscal year and classification method. They are never combined into one figure.

Virginia — classified by official commodity code

Virginia · FY2026 · Classified by official commodity code$6.15M

Virginia purchase-order dollars on lines carrying a masonry commodity code, FY2026.

404 purchase-order lines · 80 vendors in file · 1 flagged small business

Virginia — top 10 vendors paid, FY2026 Virginia · FY2026 · Commodity code
#CompanyCityOrdersPaid
01The Whiting-Turner Contracting CompanyRichmond4$2.60M
02GeoStabilization International LLCCommerce City18$589K
03Standard Restoration & Waterproofing CoForestville3$577K
04Cox Construction IncLyndhurst33$346K
05Petke Construction Co IncRichmond60$310K
06Extreme Concrete & Construction IncRadford10$240K
07Canterbury Enterprises LLCRichmond1$156K
08Partners Excavating CompanyHarrisonburg2$136K
09Daniel Builders LLCDanville3$111K
10Boxley Ready Mix LLCRoanoke3$106K
YOUR COMPANY0$0
Virginia — agencies buying masonry, FY2026 Virginia · FY2026 · Commodity code
#AgencySpent
01University of Mary Washington$2.99M
02Virginia Department of Transportation$1.39M
03Virginia Community College System - System Office$577K
04James Madison University$244K
05Radford University$173K
06Virginia State Police$156K
07Northern Virginia Community College$113K
08Virginia Highlands Community College$70K
09Department of Conservation and Recreation$57K
10Longwood University$55K

High confidence — Virginia FY2026. Virginia records an official NIGP commodity code on every purchase-order line, so each dollar here is tagged with what was actually bought. 1,901,705 purchase-order lines were read for FY2026 and only the lines carrying a commodity code for this trade are counted. Source: Virginia eVA procurement data, data.virginia.gov.

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Florida — trade inferred from company name

Florida · FY2026 · Trade inferred from company name$101K

Paid to Florida firms whose name reads as masonry, FY2026.

5 payment lines · 4 firms identified

Florida — top 10 firms paid, FY2026 Florida · FY2026 · Name-inferred
#FirmLocationLinesPaid
01MASONRY INCORPORATEDTALLAHASSEE FL 323081$57K
02BARFIELD MASONRY LLCALTHA FL 324212$35K
033 N 1 WALKER MASONRYLIVE OAK FL 320641$6K
04ROBSHAW MASONRY INCST AUGUSTINE FL 320861$2K
YOUR COMPANY0$0
Florida — agencies paying for masonry, FY2026 Florida · FY2026 · Name-inferred
#AgencyPaid
01DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT SERVICES$57K
02DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND CONSUMER SERVICES$35K
03DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION$6K
04FLORIDA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND THE BLIND$2K

Lower confidence — Florida FY2026. Florida does not publish a commodity code with its vendor payments, so the trade is inferred from the company's name: a firm named "Chinchor Electric Inc" is read as an electrical contractor. This undercounts firms whose name does not state their trade — a plumbing company called "Sunshine Services LLC" is invisible to this method. 3,395,919 payment lines were read for FY2026. Treat these figures as a floor, not a full count. Source: Florida vendor payments, myfloridacfo.com.

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Federal — prime contract obligations, FY2025

No federal figure for masonry. None of the 35 federal NAICS codes held on this site maps cleanly to this trade, so no federal number is shown.

Questions

How much public money went to masonry in Virginia?

Virginia recorded $6.15M on FY2026 purchase-order lines carrying a masonry commodity code, across 404 lines.

How much did Florida pay firms in this trade?

Florida paid $101K in FY2026 to 4 firms whose company name reads as masonry. The trade is inferred from the name, so firms whose name does not state their trade are missed and the figure is a floor.

Can I see one combined number for both states?

No. The two states are classified by different methods — official commodity code in Virginia, company name in Florida — so a combined number would be misleading. Each state is reported on its own.