Federal Construction & Infrastructure Contracts — March 21, 2026

$368M firm fixed price order through 2028 locks in revenue for commercial building construction in Texas.

$270M obligation ($279M base+options) through 2029-2030 with $50M outlayed provides 5+ year visibility and $125M subawards.

$639M in long-duration awards signals ongoing infrastructure prioritization across DHS/DOI.

Firm fixed price exposure to material/labor inflation and project delays over 2.5-5+ years

Early-stage funding ($0-$50M outlayed vs. $270-368M obligations) and $125M subaward dependency

$9M unexercised options and potential 2030 extension on Jacobs contract

Full competition wins position for follow-on federal infrastructure work

$639M awards span border security (TX) and water treatment (NM), emphasizing critical projects with long horizons.

Concentrated in Southwest (TX/NM) for security/water needs, no broader national spread in this period.

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{"entity"=>"Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.", "reason"=>"$270M+ DOI project with subawards offers scaling potential to 2030", "trigger"=>"Option exercises or outlay acceleration >20% QoQ"}

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