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Granite Wins $116.9 Million Utah West Davis Corridor Contract, Boosting Backlog

Jun 24, 2026, 4:37 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Backlog expansion of nearly $117M directly improves revenue visibility and near-term utilization of Granite's Utah assets, with potential margin upside if execution proceeds smoothly. Historical reactions to sizeable core-market contracts often boost valuation from increased confidence in backlog conversion.

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Granite was awarded a $116.9 million West Davis Corridor expansion by Utah DOT, in West Point, Utah. The project extends about 3 miles, adds nine bridges and 70,000 tons of asphalt, with more than one million cubic yards of borrow material. It boosts Granite's backlog and ties to its Q2 2026 CAP, underscoring Utah market strength.

Granite wins $116.9M West Davis Corridor expansion in Utah.
Contract included in Granite’s Q2 2026 CAP.
Extends corridor by about 3 miles in West Point, UT.
Project includes 9 new bridges and 70k tons asphalt.
Wells Pit to supply 400k cubic yards borrow; 350k tons MSE fill.

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