Federal contractor · public award history
BRANSCOME OPERATING, LLC
DBA BRANSCOME
Parent: COLASKA INC Unique Entity Identifier (UEI)V1LWC8JWF7M1
- Awards we know about
- 2
- Typical size
- $3.94M
- Middle of their public awards
- Dollars on those awards
- $7.88M
Most of their awards we can see fall roughly between $2.15M and $5.73M.
SAM.gov registration
- Status
- Active
- Purpose of registration
- All awards (Z2)
- Registration expires
- Apr 10, 2027
- Activation date
- Apr 14, 2026
- Primary NAICS (SAM)
- Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction237310
Other NAICS on file
Business types (SAM)
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Awarding agencies
- Department of the Interior (2)
Industries & product codes
Award history
- Department of the Interior$357,000Jul 21, 2025Procurement Instrument Identifier (PIID)140F0S25P0008Other Crushed and Broken Stone Mining and Quarrying212319Mineral Construction Materials, Bulk5610Contract awardUSAspending ↗
#1 STONE MATERIAL FOR THE CHINCOTEAGUE NWR
- Department of the Interior$7.52MJun 30, 2025Procurement Instrument Identifier (PIID)140F0S25C0006Asphalt Paving Mixture and Block Manufacturing324121Mineral Construction Materials, Bulk5610Contract awardUSAspending ↗
FURNISH AND DELIVER APPROXIMATELY 8,730 TONS OF ASPHALT BASE, 10,000 TONS OF ASPHALT TOP, 10,440 GALLONS OF ASPHALT TACK COAT, 38,940 CUBIC YARDS OF AGGREGATE, 56,180 CUBIC YARDS OF FILL MATERIAL, 160 CUBIC YARDS OF CONCRETE MATERIAL, 1,102 LINEAR FE
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