Dept. of Defense Federal Construction Contracts in South Dakota
Dept. of Defense awarded $1.5M across 1 federal contract in South Dakota in the last 90 days — primarily Commercial & Institutional Building.
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Frequently asked questions
Who wins the most Dept. of Defense contracts in South Dakota?+
Sterling Constructors LLC leads with 1 award totaling $25.0M. BHI CONSTRUCTION, LLC is second with 1 award.
How many federal contracts does Dept. of Defense award in South Dakota?+
Dept. of Defense has awarded 17 federal contracts in South Dakota totaling $348.3M in ContractStack's database.
What construction work does Dept. of Defense buy in South Dakota?+
In South Dakota, Dept. of Defense's primary construction category is Commercial & Institutional Building (NAICS 236220) with 13 awards totaling $325.0M.
How do I bid on Dept. of Defense contracts in South Dakota?+
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South Dakota Commercial & Institutional Building market
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