Contract Option Exercises — September 13, 2026

Tutor Perini won a $315 million firm-fixed-price delivery order for design and construction of a fuel pier and cutter mooring at Coast Guard Base Kodiak, AK. This represents a significant, multi-year revenue stream (est. $78.75M/year) and signals sustained investment in critical military infrastructure by the Department of Homeland Security.

Tutor Perini faces execution risk on this $315 million firm-fixed-price contract for construction in a remote Alaskan location (Base Kodiak). Fixed-price contracts carry cost overrun risk, and remote projects often face logistical challenges, weather delays, and labor availability issues that could compress margins.

This single $315 million award represents a material concentration of revenue for Tutor Perini relative to its annual revenue base. The company's performance on this single project could significantly impact overall financial results through 2030.

The U.S. Coast Guard's investment in a $315 million fuel pier and mooring facility at Base Kodiak signals a broader commitment to modernizing Arctic and remote infrastructure. This could lead to follow-on contracts for Tutor Perini or competitors for similar projects at other Coast Guard or military installations in Alaska.

The Department of Homeland Security (Coast Guard) is investing heavily in physical infrastructure, as evidenced by this $315 million construction award. This contrasts with the broader defense sector's focus on technology and systems, highlighting a distinct investment opportunity in civilian agency construction and facilities management.

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