Granite Wins $52M Tucson CMAR Contract, Boosting Backlog and ASE Program Visibility
Nov 4, 2026, 5:12 PM EST1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The $52M backlog addition enhances revenue visibility and potentially supports margins on CMAR delivery; completion timing within the ASE program could provide incremental cash flow and utilization, especially with the final ASE project now secured.
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Granite (GVA) has been awarded a $52 million CMAR contract by the Tucson Airport Authority for the CMAR2 project at Tucson International Airport, part of TAA's Airfield Safety Enhancement program totaling over $400 million. The award adds to Granite's backlog and validates its execution capability in airport infrastructure. The inclusion in the Q3 2026 CAP suggests near-term revenue visibility and potential margin upside from CMAR delivery.
Granite (GVA) wins CMAR contract for Tucson Airport Authority ASE program.
Contract valued at about $52 million and included in Q3 2026 CAP.
CMAR2 represents the final project in TAA's ASE program, worth >$400M.
Backlog and revenue visibility could improve; details depend on timing.
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