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Construction Trades government contracts in Rhode Island

The federal government has already bought construction trades work in Rhode Island — and every one of those contracts is public record. Below is what our copy of that record says: who won, which agencies bought, what the awards were worth, and which contract terms run out soon. Underneath it sits the live feed of Rhode Island solicitations you can still bid on.

Awards on record
at least 778

Rhode Island place of performance — a floor, not a total: more exist than we counted, counted Aug 21, 2026

Reported value
$80.3M

Across the 500 most recent of at least 778 awards on record

Median award
$19.7K

500 of 500 analyzed report a dollar amount

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Matching these 19 NAICS codes in Rhode Island

What Rhode Island construction trades contracts are worth

Figures below are calculated across the 500 most recent of at least 778 awards on record.

Total reported
$80,297,954

Sum of reported amounts

Average award
$160,596

Mean of reported amounts

Largest award
$6,883,853

Single largest in the sample

Smallest award
$0

Single smallest in the sample

Typical award size

Award sizeAwardsShare of those with an amount
Under $25K27956%
$25K – $100K12926%
$100K – $1M6914%
$1M – $10M235%
$10M and up00%

Bands are fixed dollar ranges, not a statistical fit. Shares are of the 500 analyzed awards that report an amount.

What the record covers

Awards on record
at least 778
Analyzed on this page
500
Distinct recipients in the sample
89
Distinct buying agencies
10
Earliest period of performance start
Aug 4, 2022
Latest period of performance start
Aug 5, 2026
Awards reporting an action date
500 of 500

USAspending leaves the action date empty on nearly every contract row it returns, so awards here are ordered by period of performance start — the date that is actually populated. We do not copy one date into the other.

Who is winning construction trades work in Rhode Island

These are the incumbents — the companies holding the contracts you would be bidding against or teaming with. Ranked by reported dollars across the 500 most recent of at least 778 awards on record. A company appearing here is a fact about the public record, not an endorsement or a claim about its current capacity.

RecipientAwardsReported totalLargestMost recent start
AMALGAMATED SERVICES, INC.UEI D3NYX5JPKME5200$10,001,878$1,545,528Dec 10, 2024
AVALON CONTRACTING INCUEI PN8MENHN2CG52$7,572,774$4,198,991Feb 23, 2026
ENFIELD ENTERPRISES LLCUEI HXMJA2V68HC320$6,907,338$1,666,609Mar 16, 2026
CCI GROUP, LLCUEI YMW9NHJQDLC51$6,883,853$6,883,853Jun 26, 2023
CCI MECHANICAL, LLCUEI XCKMLT5KNUL91$6,768,171$6,768,171Dec 28, 2023
BRYMAK & ASSOCIATES, INC.UEI HRNZHM8FKHE813$6,391,837$2,184,015Jan 28, 2026
NEW DOMINION CONSTRUCTION LLCUEI LAA3W2UCHL232$4,603,760$3,206,815Feb 6, 2024
HENRY GENERAL CONTRACTORS INCUEI WKMVEPVY3RJ315$3,924,507$1,667,990Aug 19, 2025
BROWN POINT FACILITY MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS, LLCUEI MJPAS1BM8HM145$2,440,669$356,500Jul 8, 2026
SANTIAGO ROBERTOUEI NGAADEXJE4U92$2,124,748$2,122,389Dec 4, 2023

Grouped by SAM.gov Unique Entity ID where one is reported, because the same company reaches the federal record under several name spellings.

The agencies buying construction trades in Rhode Island

Knowing which agency actually spends the money in your state tells you whose forecast to read, whose industry days to attend, and whose small-business specialist to call. Counts and dollars are across the 500 most recent of at least 778 awards on record. The table is ranked by reported dollars, which is not the same order as how often an agency buys — one large contract can outrank a buyer that awards small jobs every month, so read the awards column too.

Awarding agencyMost active sub-agencyAwardsReported total
Department of DefenseDepartment of the Navy327$61,090,655
Department of Veterans AffairsDepartment of Veterans Affairs123$7,692,373
Environmental Protection AgencyEnvironmental Protection Agency2$5,057,761
Department of TransportationFederal Aviation Administration7$3,603,192
General Services AdministrationPublic Buildings Service10$1,863,786
Department of JusticeFederal Prison Industries / Unicor6$325,789
Department of the InteriorNational Park Service11$310,314
Department of AgricultureAnimal and Plant Health Inspection Service1$151,344
Department of Homeland SecurityU.S. Coast Guard9$142,822
Department of CommerceNational Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration4$59,920

Rhode Island construction trades contracts whose term ends within a year

The period of performance on these awards currently ends in the next twelve months. That is a signal worth watching, not a promise: many contracts carry option years the agency can exercise, which pushes the end date out without any new competition.

Current end dateIncumbentAgencyAmount
Sep 15, 2026PROFESSIONAL PIPING, INC.Department of Veterans Affairs$38,642
Sep 17, 2026PROFESSIONAL PIPING, INC.Department of Veterans Affairs$26,486
Sep 24, 2026ROTHWELL CONSTRUCTION LLCDepartment of Veterans Affairs$13,144
Sep 28, 2026ROTHWELL CONSTRUCTION LLCDepartment of Veterans Affairs$15,215
Sep 30, 2026BRYMAK & ASSOCIATES, INC.Department of the Navy$500,000
Oct 7, 2026JE PRENOSIL & COMPANYDepartment of the Army$97,269
Oct 23, 2026PROFESSIONAL PIPING, INC.Department of Veterans Affairs$28,277
Oct 31, 2026ANDY RAMOS ELECTRIC LLCDepartment of Veterans Affairs$92,820

The NAICS codes construction trades work is bought under

A federal solicitation carries exactly one NAICS code, and that code decides two things at once: whether the bid reaches your feed, and what size standard you have to be under to bid it as a small business. Award counts are across the 500 most recent of at least 778 awards on record.

NAICSIndustrySBA size standardAwardsReported total
238110Poured Concrete Foundation and Structure ContractorsNAICS 238 family standard: $19.0M average annual receiptsNot 238110's own published figure2$413,868
238120Structural Steel and Precast Concrete ContractorsNAICS 238 family standard: $19.0M average annual receiptsNot 238120's own published figure1$207,623
238130Framing ContractorsNAICS 238 family standard: $19.0M average annual receiptsNot 238130's own published figure0
238140Masonry ContractorsNAICS 238 family standard: $19.0M average annual receiptsNot 238140's own published figure2$1,501,508
238150Glass and Glazing ContractorsNAICS 238 family standard: $19.0M average annual receiptsNot 238150's own published figure0
238160Roofing ContractorsNAICS 238 family standard: $19.0M average annual receiptsNot 238160's own published figure32$12,225,129
238170Siding ContractorsNAICS 238 family standard: $19.0M average annual receiptsNot 238170's own published figure0
238190Other Foundation, Structure, and Building Exterior ContractorsNAICS 238 family standard: $19.0M average annual receiptsNot 238190's own published figure10$1,698,651
238210Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation ContractorsNAICS 238 family standard: $19.0M average annual receiptsNot 238210's own published figure48$7,933,050
238220Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning ContractorsNAICS 238 family standard: $19.0M average annual receiptsNot 238220's own published figure309$44,170,265
238290Other Building Equipment ContractorsNAICS 238 family standard: $19.0M average annual receiptsNot 238290's own published figure45$4,872,261
238310Drywall and Insulation ContractorsNAICS 238 family standard: $19.0M average annual receiptsNot 238310's own published figure0
238320Painting and Wall Covering ContractorsNAICS 238 family standard: $19.0M average annual receiptsNot 238320's own published figure2$386,879
238330Flooring ContractorsNAICS 238 family standard: $19.0M average annual receiptsNot 238330's own published figure13$370,500
238340Tile and Terrazzo ContractorsNAICS 238 family standard: $19.0M average annual receiptsNot 238340's own published figure0
238350Finish Carpentry ContractorsNAICS 238 family standard: $19.0M average annual receiptsNot 238350's own published figure2$53,882
238390Other Building Finishing ContractorsNAICS 238 family standard: $19.0M average annual receiptsNot 238390's own published figure7$163,298
238910Site Preparation ContractorsNAICS 238 family standard: $19.0M average annual receiptsNot 238910's own published figure14$5,777,054
238990All Other Specialty Trade ContractorsNAICS 238 family standard: $19.0M average annual receiptsNot 238990's own published figure13$523,986

Industry titles are the official 2022 U.S. Census NAICS titles. Size standards come from our seed of the SBA table at 13 CFR 121.201. Where that seed lists the six-digit code itself, the figure shown is that code's own published standard. Where it does not, the row says so and shows the figure published for the NAICS family the code sits in — that is the family's number, not this code's, and sibling industries do not always share one. A blank means the seed carries neither, never that no standard applies. Confirm the code's own line in the current SBA table before you certify anything.

Not sure which code is yours? Use the free NAICS finder →

Most recent construction trades awards in Rhode Island

The newest 12 awards by period-of-performance start date. Every row links to its own page on USAspending.gov, so nothing here has to be taken on our word.

Award IDRecipientAgencyPlaceStartEndAmount
36C24126N0773ANDY RAMOS ELECTRIC LLCDepartment of Veterans AffairsPROVIDENCE, RIAug 5, 2026Nov 4, 2026$23,737
36C24126N0736ANDY RAMOS ELECTRIC LLCDepartment of Veterans AffairsPROVIDENCE, RIAug 1, 2026Oct 31, 2026$92,820
140FS326C0013JOHNSON CONTROLS BUILDING SOLUTIONS, LLCU.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceCHARLESTOWN, RIJul 31, 2026Jul 31, 2029$11,738
36C24126N0735ROTHWELL CONSTRUCTION LLCDepartment of Veterans AffairsPROVIDENCE, RIJul 22, 2026Nov 21, 2026$52,452
140P4326P0036SKYLIMIT AGENCY LLCNational Park ServicePAWTUCKET, RIJul 15, 2026Oct 31, 2026$78,500
36C24126N0714BROWN POINT FACILITY MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS, LLCDepartment of Veterans AffairsPROVIDENCE, RIJul 8, 2026Jan 7, 2027$356,500
36C24126N0693ANDY RAMOS ELECTRIC LLCDepartment of Veterans AffairsPROVIDENCE, RIJul 1, 2026Jul 31, 2026$20,536
12639526P0187BROWN POINT FACILITY MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS, LLCAnimal and Plant Health Inspection ServiceLINCOLN, RIJun 29, 2026Nov 29, 2026$151,344
36C24126N0673ROTHWELL CONSTRUCTION LLCDepartment of Veterans AffairsPROVIDENCE, RIJun 25, 2026Sep 24, 2026$13,144
36C24126N0666PROFESSIONAL PIPING, INC.Department of Veterans AffairsPROVIDENCE, RIJun 24, 2026Oct 23, 2026$28,277
36C24126N0579ROTHWELL CONSTRUCTION LLCDepartment of Veterans AffairsPROVIDENCE, RIMay 29, 2026Sep 28, 2026$15,215
36C24126N0447PROFESSIONAL PIPING, INC.Department of Veterans AffairsPROVIDENCE, RIApr 21, 2026Sep 15, 2026$38,642

Source: USAspending.gov, the federal government's official spending record. Award IDs are the contract or order numbers as published; the same number can repeat under different parent contracts, which is why each row links by its unique USAspending award identifier.

Open construction trades bids in Rhode Island right now

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No open construction trades solicitations with a Rhode Island place of performance are posted this minute. They come and go daily — the free weekly digest below emails you the new ones instead of making you re-check.

Past construction trades solicitations in Rhode Island

Solicitations whose deadline has passed. You cannot bid these, and every page says so at the top — but the scope, the requirements and the issuing office are still there to read, which is the cheapest preparation there is for the next time the same agency buys the same work.

We hold no closed construction trades solicitations for Rhode Island yet. The archive fills as the bids we track pass their deadlines — an empty archive here means our record is young, not that nothing has ever been solicited.

How to use Rhode Island award history to win the next contract

Award records tell you who you are really bidding against

A solicitation tells you what an agency wants. The award record tells you what it has actually been willing to pay, and to whom. Before you price a Rhode Island job, read the incumbent table above: if one company holds most of the awards under your NAICS code, you are bidding against an incumbent with past performance the evaluators already trust, and your proposal has to give them a reason to switch.

Period-of-performance end dates are your calendar

Most services work is re-competed near the end of its term. An award whose current end date lands in the next twelve months is the earliest honest signal that a new solicitation may be coming — early enough to introduce yourself to the contracting office, request a copy of the current statement of work, and be a known name when the notice posts. It is only a signal: option years exist, and agencies exercise them.

One NAICS code decides whether you count as small

Each solicitation names a single NAICS code, and the SBA size standard attached to that code is the line between bidding as a small business and bidding open. The table above shows what our seed of the SBA table holds: for some codes the code's own published figure, and for the rest only the figure published for its NAICS family, which those rows label as such. A family figure is a rough bearing, not the threshold you certify against — check your own average annual receipts against the code's own line in 13 CFR 121.201 before you self-certify. A wrong certification is the kind of mistake that gets a proposal thrown out after you have already done the work of writing it.

Prevailing wages on federal construction

Federally funded construction contracts over $2,000 carry Davis-Bacon Act prevailing wage requirements: the wage determination attached to the solicitation sets the minimum hourly rate and fringe benefits you must pay by trade classification and by county. Those rates go into your bid before your margin does, and they vary within Rhode Island — price from the determination attached to the specific solicitation, not from a state average. Our free wage-determination tool points you at the official figures.

Where these numbers come from

Award data on this page is federal contract spending published by USAspending.gov, filtered to a Rhode Island place of performance and the NAICS codes listed above. Open bids come from SAM.gov and state procurement feeds. We publish what the record says and label what it leaves blank — where a field is empty upstream, this page says "not reported" rather than filling it in.

Rhode Island construction trades contracts — common questions

How many federal construction trades contracts have been awarded in Rhode Island?
We hold at least 778 federal contract awards with a Rhode Island place of performance under the NAICS codes construction trades work is bought under, with periods of performance starting between Aug 4, 2022 and Aug 5, 2026. Every one is public record published by USAspending.gov and links back to its source award page.
Which NAICS codes cover construction trades government work?
238110, 238120, 238130, 238140, 238150, 238160, 238170, 238190, 238210, 238220, 238290, 238310, 238320, 238330, 238340, 238350, 238390, 238910, 238990 — the codes this page filters on. A federal solicitation carries exactly one NAICS code, and that code sets the SBA size standard deciding whether you count as a small business for it.
Who buys construction trades services in Rhode Island?
Across the 500 most recent of at least 778 awards on record, the agencies that bought most often are Department of Defense, Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of the Interior. That is by number of awards; the table on this page ranks the same agencies by reported dollars, which can put a different name first when one large contract outweighs many small ones.
Are there open construction trades bids in Rhode Island right now?
Not at this moment. Open solicitations turn over constantly; the free weekly digest emails you the new ones for this trade instead of making you re-check.

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