Here is a round up the newest project wins from some of the country’s biggest builders including Mortenson, HITT and Flintco.

The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum will host events for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. AECOM has been chosen as the venue infrastructure partner for the event. Courtesy of LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games

Contractors thrive on new business and opportunities, living for the moment when a potential project becomes reality. After completing all the hard work of estimating, preparing and presenting a bid, there’s nothing quite like getting that call from a client to say the job is yours.

Here, we take a look at the top contract wins announced by some of the country’s biggest builders in March, including a Boeing manufacturing facility in South Carolina, a Mojave Desert water project and the first section of border wall for the new Trump administration.

• Boeing taps HITT, BE&K for South Carolina expansion

  By Matthew Thibault • March 13, 2025

  The contractors will build out the facility, which manufactures the 787 Dreamliner aircraft, as part of the aerospace firm’s $1 billion investment in the location. Read the full article ➔

• Stantec joins $800M Mojave Desert water project

  By Julie Strupp • March 14, 2025

  Water company Cadiz tapped the engineering firm to oversee construction of a massive groundwater bank that will supply California and Arizona. Read the full article ➔

• Granite nabs first border wall job under Trump 2.0

  By Julie Strupp • March 18, 2025

  The California builder will construct 7 miles of barrier in Hidalgo County, Texas, as part of a $70 million contract. Read the full article ➔

• Mortenson partners to build $900M NBA arena in Oklahoma City

  By Zachary Phillips • March 20, 2025

  Along with Tulsa, Oklahoma-based Flintco, the Minneapolis builder has begun preconstruction on the new home for the Thunder, set to open in 2028. Read the full article ➔

• AECOM tapped as Los Angeles Olympics infrastructure partner

  By Julie Strupp • March 21, 2025

  The Dallas-based firm will help plan and manage venues for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Read the full article ➔

   

This article was originally written by Construction Dive Staff  and appeared here.