What NAICS 237990 covers
The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) is the standard the federal government uses to classify the industry of every contractor and every procurement. NAICS 237990 identifies businesses primarily engaged in other heavy and civil engineering construction. When a contracting officer publishes a solicitation on SAM.gov, they tag it with the NAICS code that best matches the work — which is why getting your NAICS portfolio right inside SAM is the single most important step for showing up in agency searches.
Who buys NAICS 237990?
The federal agencies awarding the most contract value to vendors in this NAICS, based on 106 contractors tracked in the Mindy contractor database:
- 1Dept Of The Army
- 2Bureau Of Reclamation
- 3Dept Of The Navy
- 4Bureau Of Indian Affairs
- 5Agency For International Development
Source: aggregated from the Mindy contractor database (prime contractor disclosures via SBA + agency directories).
Top contractors in NAICS 237990
The largest prime contractors associated with NAICS 237990, ranked by total reported federal contract value. These are your most likely incumbents — and your most likely teaming partners on recompetes:
- 1Thalle Construction CO INC.$2.9B total reported value
- 2Trumbull Corporation And Brayman Construction Corporation A Joint Venture$978.0M total reported value
- 3Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Corporation$793.5M total reported value
- 4Aecom Technical Services INC.$649.3M total reported value
- 5Dragados/hawaiian Dredging/orion Jv$440.6M total reported value
- 6Weeks Marine INC.$398.4M total reported value
- 7Walsh Group LTD. The$389.1M total reported value
- 8Manson Construction CO.$282.5M total reported value
Values reflect each contractor's aggregate reported federal contract value (across all of their NAICS codes, not just 237990). Use as a ranking signal, not as a per-NAICS award total.
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