Federal Construction & Infrastructure Contracts — March 12, 2026

$178.7M in DOJ/DHS contracts for dorm renovation and Coast Guard rebuild, both under NAICS 236220 full/open competition.

Performance to 2026-2028 with $92.5M+$86.3M obligated (base+options matched in second; $6.7M options in first).

FFP structure shifts all cost overruns to contractors on long-duration projects (to 2028/2026).

Heavy subcontracting ($29M/8 awards; $102M/22 awards, exceeding prime in second) creates performance dependencies.

$6.7M untapped options (BL Harbert) plus $86.3M full obligation (RQ-AECOM) for phased revenue release.

No set-asides in full/open competition opens doors for similar non-SB awards in federal security facilities.

DOJ/FBI dorms and DHS Coast Guard facilities drive $178.7M in NAICS 236220 projects with long horizons.

Awards average 35-118% of prime value in subs ($29M/$102M), unusual exceedance in RQ-AECOM.

{"entity"=>"BL Harbert International LLC", "reason"=>"$92.5M obligation with $19M outlayed; $6.7M options pending.", "trigger"=>"outlays >$50M or option exercise"}

{"entity"=>"RQ-AECOM 2 JV", "reason"=>"$86.3M fully obligated but $0 outlayed; $102M subs > prime.", "trigger"=>"initial outlays or sub delays"}

{"entity"=>"NAICS 236220 Federal Construction", "reason"=>"Concentration in DOJ/DHS facilities signals sector momentum.", "trigger"=>"new awards >$50M"}