Significant Contract Modifications ($10M+) — July 14, 2026

The $224.7 million firm-fixed-price delivery order with DHS/CBP transfers cost risk to Fisher Sand & Gravel, and the border infrastructure sector is subject to funding volatility from policy shifts. The $169.1 million already outlaid suggests execution is on track, but margin compression remains a risk if costs overrun.

Fisher Sand & Gravel, as a private company, has significant revenue concentration on this single $217.1 million contract, which represents an estimated $72.4 million in annual revenue over three years. Any disruption could materially impact the firm.

Border infrastructure funding is politically sensitive and may face volatility from continuing resolutions or shifts in administration priorities, potentially affecting future task orders or contract modifications.

The firm-fixed-price structure transfers cost risk to Fisher Sand & Gravel; any cost overruns on the $217.1 million contract would directly impact margins. The $169.1 million already outlaid suggests progress, but future performance is unverified.

Sustained investment in border infrastructure by DHS/CBP could lead to additional delivery orders under the same IDIQ, benefiting established players like Fisher Sand & Gravel. The full and open competition suggests no set-aside, so larger contractors may also compete.

This $224.7 million award to Fisher Sand & Gravel for border construction underscores ongoing DHS/CBP investment in physical infrastructure, despite political cycles. The contract is firm-fixed-price, indicating a preference for cost-certainty in this sector.

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