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A rendering of the NBA’s Charlotte Hornets’ new facility in North Carolina, which Gilbane Building Co. will construct. Courtesy of Charlotte Hornets
Project awards are the lifeblood of every construction firm, as they indicate new work and future revenue.
Here, is a look at the top project wins recently announced by the country’s biggest contractors, including athletic facilities, rail projects and a desalination plant.
• Sept. 26, 2024 
The contractor and civil engineer ECCO III Enterprises began construction in August on new chemical addition facilities, which treat New York City’s water supply. Read the full article ➔
• Sept. 27, 2024 
The project includes program management services at three Long Island Rail Road stations, according to the release. Read the full article ➔
• Sept. 30, 2024 
It’s the second major contract Granite has won at Camp Blaz in Guam, the U.S. Marines’ first new base in 70 years. Read the full article ➔
• Oct. 1, 2024 
The firm nabbed a $275 million contract to build out a port of entry in Douglas, Arizona. Read the full article ➔
• Oct. 14, 2024 
The project will help Amtrak reach its goal of sourcing 100% carbon-free electricity by 2030. Read the full article ➔
• Oct. 15, 2024 
The city of Corpus Christi picked the firm to design and build its first seawater purification system, expected to cost at least $750 million, to drought-proof its water supply. Read the full article ➔
• Oct. 21, 2024
It is part of a larger, $275 million project that will also renovate Spectrum Arena, the NBA franchise’s home. Read the full article ➔
• Oct. 22, 2024 
The Dallas-based company will design and build the plant in New Mexico to treat up to 18.8 million gallons of water per day. Read the full article ➔
• Oct. 24, 2024 
The Kensico-Eastview Connection Tunnel will help provide a clean drinking supply to more than 9 million people in and around New York City. Read the full article ➔
• Oct. 29, 2024 
The owners of Capital One Arena have formed a partnership with the city to renovate the venue that is home to its NHL and NBA teams. Read the full article ➔
• Oct. 31, 2024 
The Webuild Group subsidiary will build the I-4 at SR-33 Interchange in Lakeland, solidifying the Sunshine State as a key market for the North Carolina contractor. Read the full article ➔
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