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New federal construction and telecom contracts of $1M or more, signed in the last 12 months: the prime that won each one, the buying office, the place and the dates, from USAspending.gov.
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Paramount Construction Group, LLC · Commercial building construction · Jackson, MS
Department of Veterans Affairs signed Paramount Construction Group, LLC for $4.9M of commercial building construction in Jackson, Mississippi, Oct 19, 2026. From USAspending.gov, with a source on every fact.
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Polk & Associates Construction Inc · Heavy civil construction · Byhalia, MS
Department of the Army signed Polk & Associates Construction Inc for $3.7M of heavy civil construction in Byhalia, Mississippi, Dec 18, 2025. From USAspending.gov, with a source on every fact.
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Randy Kinder Excavating Inc · Heavy civil construction · Vicksburg, MS
National Park Service signed Randy Kinder Excavating Inc for $10.5M of heavy civil construction in Vicksburg, Mississippi, Mar 23, 2026. From USAspending.gov, with a source on every fact.
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Ross Group Construction Corporation, LLC · Commercial building construction · Vicksburg, MS
Public Buildings Service signed Ross Group Construction Corporation, LLC for $19.5M of commercial building construction in Vicksburg, Mississippi, Jul 7, 2026. From USAspending.gov, with a source on every fact.
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Seneca Federal Solutions, LLC · Industrial building construction · Yazoo City, MS
Federal Prison System / Bureau of Prisons signed Seneca Federal Solutions, LLC for $9.6M of industrial building construction in Yazoo City, Mississippi, Aug 24, 2026. From USAspending.gov, with a source on every fact.
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Ses Constructors LLC · Heavy civil construction · Vicksburg, MS
Department of the Army signed Ses Constructors LLC for $6.8M of heavy civil construction in Vicksburg, Mississippi, Nov 13, 2025. From USAspending.gov, with a source on every fact.
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Tarpan Construction, LLC · Heavy civil construction · Vicksburg, MS
Department of the Army signed Tarpan Construction, LLC for $5.6M of heavy civil construction in Vicksburg, Mississippi, Mar 24, 2026. From USAspending.gov, with a source on every fact.
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The Ndn Companies · Heavy civil construction · Gulfport, MS
Department of the Army signed The Ndn Companies for $5.8M of heavy civil construction in Gulfport, Mississippi, Feb 5, 2026. From USAspending.gov, with a source on every fact.
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Veteran Elevated Solutions, LLC · Specialty trades · Biloxi, MS
Department of the Air Force signed Veteran Elevated Solutions, LLC for $2.2M of specialty trades in Biloxi, Mississippi, Nov 18, 2025. From USAspending.gov, with a source on every fact.
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West Brothers Construction Inc · Commercial building construction · Columbus, MS
Department of the Air Force signed West Brothers Construction Inc for $4.8M of commercial building construction in Columbus, Mississippi, Jul 13, 2026. From USAspending.gov, with a source on every fact.
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Wjmc LLC · Commercial building construction · Gulfport, MS
Public Buildings Service signed Wjmc LLC for $1.3M of commercial building construction in Gulfport, Mississippi, Sep 29, 2026. From USAspending.gov, with a source on every fact.
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Wsp USA Solutions Inc · Electrical · Grenada, MS
Department of the Army signed Wsp USA Solutions Inc for $5.2M of electrical in Grenada, Mississippi, Jan 27, 2026. From USAspending.gov, with a source on every fact.
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