Federal Commercial & Institutional Building Contracts in Georgia
Georgia has 6 federal Commercial & Institutional Building awards tracked in the last 120 days, totaling $696.8M across 6 unique firms — with 16 open bids currently accepting proposals. The Veterans Affairs, Department of leads activity with 33% of recent awards.
Over the last 120 days, Georgia's federal commercial and institutional building market (NAICS 236220) has seen 5 awards totaling $695.5M, with all wins distributed across 5 different firms—indicating a highly concentrated but competitive landscape. The Veterans Affairs Department leads agency activity at 40% of awards, making VA projects the primary opportunity source in this segment. The market shows significant contract scale: MANHATTAN TORCON A JOINT VENTURE secured a single $491.8M award, representing 71% of recent activity. Contractors evaluating entry should note the all-time database shows 11 total awards worth $914.9M, suggesting episodic but substantial opportunities. The even distribution of winners across recent awards signals openness to new competitors, though project sizes favor firms with substantial bonding and experience capacity.
Top Winning Firms
Last 120 days · sorted by win count
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Frequently asked questions
who wins Veterans Affairs construction contracts in Georgia+
Over the last 120 days, the Department of Veterans Affairs awarded 40% of all federal commercial building contracts in Georgia. MANHATTAN TORCON A JOINT VENTURE won the largest recent award at $491.8M, though the VA's recent activity shows only 2 awards tracked in the 120-day window, with all 5 winners being different firms.
what is the average size of federal construction contracts in Georgia+
Recent federal commercial building awards in Georgia averaged $139.1M per contract (5 awards totaling $695.5M over 120 days), with the largest single award reaching $491.8M. Historical data shows 11 all-time awards averaging $83.2M, indicating recent contract scale has increased significantly.
how many contractors bid on federal building contracts Georgia+
In the last 120 days, 5 unique firms won Georgia federal commercial building awards, with each contractor capturing one contract. This suggests either limited competition or a highly selective award process, making winning rare but achievable for qualified bidders.
where to find Veterans Affairs construction bids Georgia+
VA projects represent 40% of recent federal commercial building awards in Georgia tracked on SAM.gov. Over 120 days, the VA issued awards in this sector, making it the leading agency source for Georgia contractors—monitor SAM.gov's NAICS 236220 category for upcoming VA solicitations.
largest federal construction contracts Georgia 2024+
The largest recent federal contract in Georgia's commercial building sector is MANHATTAN TORCON A JOINT VENTURE's $491.8M award (120-day window). Historically, the market has delivered 11 awards totaling $914.9M all-time, with recent activity showing increased deal sizes compared to the historical average.
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Most active agency
Veterans Affairs, Department of
33% of recent awards in this market
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Last refreshed: August 25, 2026 · Browse open Commercial & Institutional Building bids in Georgia →