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Granite Construction: Federal Contracts, Agencies & Awards

Data through 2026-09-28 · FY2026 to date

Obligations, FY2026 to date
$607M
Contract awards
14
Average award size
$43.4M
vs. prior full fiscal year
152.6% growth
Obligations by fiscal year
Obligations by fiscal year $0 $170M $340M $510M $680M FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 $607M
Obligations by fiscal year
ItemObligations
FY21$20.3M
FY22$19.7M
FY23$335M
FY24$185M
FY25$240M
FY26$607M

Obligations grew 152.6% year over year, from $240M in FY2025 to $607M in FY2026 to date.

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Granite Construction recorded $607M in contract obligations for FY2026 to date, from 14 awards that average $43.4M each. Obligations are up 152.6% year over year. The Department of Homeland Security is the dominant buyer, obligating $545M. Commercial and Institutional Building Construction is the largest market by obligation, with $545M. Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction and Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction follow, with $35.9M and $26.4M respectively. Historical obligations show a recent rise from $20.3M in FY21, $19.7M in FY22, $335M in FY23, $185M in FY24, and $240M in FY25 to the current $607M in FY26. The fiscal-year-to-date totals are partial, so FY2026 figures cover only the current portion of the year. Award-count and award-size figures reflect counted awards and average award value to date, not full-year totals. Use the agency and NAICS breakdowns for pipeline and capture work focused on federal construction and infrastructure contracting.

Who are the main federal buyers of Granite Construction?

The Department of Homeland Security obligated $545M for Granite Construction in FY2026 to date. The Department of Transportation obligated $35.9M and the Department of Defense obligated $26.7M. These three agencies represent the top buyers and account for the bulk of current-year obligations.

Top 10 buying agencies, FY2026 to date
Top 10 buying agencies, FY2026 to date 1 Department of Homeland Security $545M 2 Department of Transportation $35.9M 3 Department of Defense $26.7M
Top 10 buying agencies, FY2026 to date
ItemObligations
Department of Homeland Security$545M
Department of Transportation$35.9M
Department of Defense$26.7M

Department of Homeland Security is Granite Construction's largest federal customer, with $545M obligated (89.7% of the company's federal obligations).

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Which markets and contract types drive Granite Construction's federal work?

Commercial and Institutional Building Construction accounts for $545M in obligations for Granite Construction. Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction accounts for $35.9M and Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction accounts for $26.4M. Asphalt Paving Mixture and Block Manufacturing accounts for $250K, showing concentrated federal demand in construction and civil works.

Top 10 markets (NAICS), FY2026 to date
Top 10 markets (NAICS), FY2026 to date 1 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction $545M 2 Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction $35.9M 3 Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction $26.4M 4 Asphalt Paving Mixture and Block Manufacturing $250K
Top 10 markets (NAICS), FY2026 to date
ItemObligations
Commercial and Institutional Building Construction$545M
Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction$35.9M
Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction$26.4M
Asphalt Paving Mixture and Block Manufacturing$250K

Commercial and Institutional Building Construction is Granite Construction's largest federal market, with $545M in obligations.

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Largest awards, FY2026 to date
RankAwardAward AmountAwarding AgencyEnds
1 70B01C26F00000165 $515M Department of Homeland Security 2027-06-22
2 69056723C000008 $215M Department of Transportation 2026-08-20
3 70B01C25F00000194 $199M Department of Homeland Security 2028-11-28
4 W9123823C0014 $195M Department of Defense 2026-12-02
5 W9126G24C0032 $82.3M Department of Defense 2027-09-25
6 W912P725CA018 $39.6M Department of Defense 2027-11-12
7 69056726C000017 $24.5M Department of Transportation 2027-11-12
8 W9123823C0006 $18.1M Department of Defense 2029-02-10
9 W9126G25C0003 $14.4M Department of Defense 2026-11-02
10 N6247319F4407 $10.8M Department of Defense 2026-05-14
11 69056726F00019N $9.3M Department of Transportation 2026-11-10
12 69056725C000008 $3.1M Department of Transportation 2025-11-05
13 69056726F00059N $1.5M Department of Transportation 2026-10-02
14 FA500026F0059 $250K Department of Defense 2026-09-30
Contracts expiring in the next 12 months
AwardAwarding AgencyAward ValueEnds
70B01C26F00000165 Department of Homeland Security $515M 2027-06-22
W9123823C0014 Department of Defense $195M 2026-12-02
W9126G24C0032 Department of Defense $82.3M 2027-09-25
W9126G25C0003 Department of Defense $14.4M 2026-11-02
69056726F00019N Department of Transportation $9.3M 2026-11-10
69056726F00059N Department of Transportation $1.5M 2026-10-02
FA500026F0059 Department of Defense $250K 2026-09-30
Registration details
DetailRegistration
Unique Entity ID (UEI) VAYJNMM2KBE5
Headquarters Watsonville, CA
Parent company GRANITE CONSTRUCTION INCORPORATED
Business types Category business; Corporate entity not tax exempt; Manufacturer of goods; Other than small business; Special designations; Us owned business

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Granite Construction make from federal contracts?

Granite Construction recorded $607M in federal contract obligations for FY2026 to date. Granite Construction received 14 awards so far this fiscal year, with an average award size of $43.4M and obligations up 152.6% year over year. Historical fiscal-year totals include $20.3M in FY21, $19.7M in FY22, $335M in FY23, $185M in FY24, and $240M in FY25.

Which agencies buy from Granite Construction?

The Department of Homeland Security is the largest buyer, obligating $545M to Granite Construction in FY2026 to date. The Department of Transportation obligated $35.9M and the Department of Defense obligated $26.7M. These three agencies are the top federal customers for the current fiscal-year-to-date period.

What does Granite Construction sell to the government?

Granite Construction sells federal construction and civil works services, led by Commercial and Institutional Building Construction with $545M in obligations. Granite Construction also sells Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction services with $35.9M and Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction services with $26.4M. Granite Construction has $250K in obligations in Asphalt Paving Mixture and Block Manufacturing.

Which Granite Construction contracts are expiring soon?

Expired or expiring contract details are not listed as line items in the provided figures, so specific expiring contracts are not shown. The dataset does note that award-value figures in largest-awards and expiring-contracts tables are total contract values, and current-year totals are partial (fiscal year to date).

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