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Fluor provides engineering, construction, technical services and operations support to government and commercial customers.

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About Fluor

Fluor's government work spans national security, nuclear operations, environmental management and emergency response. Defense-related services include contingency construction, base engineering, infrastructure, logistics and operational support; published contract vehicles include LOGCAP, EAGLE, AFCAP and Navy contingency-services arrangements. Its Mission Solutions business also serves the Department of Energy and other agencies, so those activities should not automatically be classified as DoD spending. Being selected for a multiple-award vehicle gives Fluor the ability to compete for task orders, not ownership of the vehicle’s entire ceiling. Recruiting spans engineering, construction, logistics, maintenance and project operations.

Federal Prime Contracts$46.44B obligated · FY2008–FY2026

Obligated
$46.44B
FY2008–FY2026
Contract actions
2,224
248 awards
Peak year
FY2019
$4.59B
Top buyer
U.S. Army
33% of obligations
Obligations by fiscal yearLast 5 full years avg $3.63BFaded: FY2026 so far; DoD publishes actions about 90 days late.
FY2008: $75.3M · 29 actionsFY2009: $488M · 54 actionsFY2010: $1.80B · 133 actionsFY2011: $2.69B · 101 actionsFY2012: $1.91B · 124 actionsFY2013: $2.13B · 161 actionsFY2014: $874M · 145 actionsFY2015: $730M · 144 actionsFY2016: $684M · 93 actionsFY2017: $660M · 111 actionsFY2018: $3.20B · 137 actionsFY2019: $4.59B · 160 actionsFY2020: $3.89B · 146 actionsFY2021: $3.36B · 151 actionsFY2022: $3.83B · 148 actionsFY2023: $3.64B · 117 actionsFY2024: $3.61B · 88 actionsFY2025: $3.70B · 93 actionsFY2026 (to date): $4.57B · 89 actions
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Obligations by fiscal year
Fiscal yearObligatedActionsAwards
FY2026 (to date)$4.57B8912
FY2025$3.70B9319
FY2024$3.61B8816
FY2023$3.64B11733
FY2022$3.83B14855
FY2021$3.36B15150
FY2020$3.89B14643
FY2019$4.59B16043
FY2018$3.20B13729
FY2017$660M11148
FY2016$684M9353
FY2015$730M14469
FY2014$874M14551
FY2013$2.13B16154
FY2012$1.91B12455
FY2011$2.69B10129
FY2010$1.80B13312
FY2009$488M5413
FY2008$75.3M2913

Defense programs

  1. STATUS OF FORCES AGREEMENT$482M 1.0%

Only actions coded to a DoD acquisition program.

What they sell (PSC)

  1. Nuclear Reactors$14.98B 32%
  2. Operation of Government-Owned Contractor-Operated (Goco) R&D Facilities$14.75B 32%
  3. Support- Management: Logistics Support$14.37B 31%
  4. Repair or Alteration of Miscellaneous Buildings$782M 1.7%
  5. Housekeeping- Facilities Operations Support$458M 1.0%
  6. Architect and Engineering- General: Other$402M 0.9%
  7. Support- Professional: Emergency Response/Disaster Planning/Preparedness Support$288M 0.6%
  8. Maintenance of Airport Runways and Taxiways$177M 0.4%
  9. Maint-Rep-Alt/Misc Bldgs$121M 0.3%
  10. Utilities- Electric$58.7M 0.1%
  11. Operation of Other Non-Building Facilities$20.5M 0.0%
  12. Housekeeping- Guard$15.1M 0.0%
  13. Support- Professional: Engineering/Technical$11.9M 0.0%
  14. Repair or Alteration of Electronic and Communications Facilities$7.6M 0.0%
  15. Oper of Govt Misc Bldgs$7.2M 0.0%
  16. All other−$8.8M -0.0%

Industry (NAICS)

  1. Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (Except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)$29.73B 64%
  2. Facilities Support Services$15.15B 33%
  3. Commercial and Institutional Building Construction$816M 1.8%
  4. Engineering Services$414M 0.9%
  5. Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services$288M 0.6%
  6. Other Electric Power Generation$58.7M 0.1%
  7. Other Automotive Mechanical and Electrical Repair and Maintenance$1.5M 0.0%
  8. Motor and Generator Manufacturing$185K 0.0%
  9. Other Financial Vehicles$130K 0.0%
  10. All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services$21K 0.0%
  11. All other−$21.3M -0.0%

Where the work is done

  1. Pennsylvania$29.73B 64%
  2. Outside the US$14.12B 30%
  3. Puerto Rico$860M 1.9%
  4. South Carolina$736M 1.6%
  5. New Mexico$352M 0.8%
  6. Florida$282M 0.6%
  7. Louisiana$173M 0.4%
  8. Texas$51.2M 0.1%
  9. New Jersey$37.8M 0.1%
  10. Illinois$26.9M 0.1%
  11. Colorado$14.6M 0.0%
  12. Georgia$14.0M 0.0%
  13. Virginia$11.3M 0.0%
  14. California$10.4M 0.0%
  15. District of Columbia$8.8M 0.0%
  16. All other$13.0M 0.0%

Contract pricing

  1. Cost Plus Fixed Fee$43.72B 94%
  2. Time and Materials$1.45B 3.1%
  3. Cost Plus Award Fee$856M 1.8%
  4. Firm Fixed Price$381M 0.8%
  5. Labor Hours$30.8M 0.1%
  6. Cost No Fee$21K 0.0%

Competition

  1. Full and Open Competition$45.56B 98%
  2. Full and Open Competition After Exclusion of Sources$767M 1.7%
  3. Not Competed$107M 0.2%
  4. Not Available for Competition$7.2M 0.0%

Largest awards10

Signed obligations on federal prime contracts (award types A–D) from USAspending, FY2008 through Oct 9, 2026. Obligations are money the government committed, not company revenue, and include de-obligations. Subcontracts and grants are excluded. Matching is by registered UEI. “Including subsidiaries” adds our listed subsidiaries (from their acquisition date, where known) and actions whose reported parent is this company.

Joint ventures

Counted separately: their awards are not included in Fluor's totals above.

View all 248 awards →

Capabilities2

  • Integrator
    Publicly described capabilities; no product-wide maturity or TRL inferred.
    —Confirmed
  • Integrator
    Publicly described capabilities; no product-wide maturity or TRL inferred.
    —Confirmed

Maturity and TRL describe this organization's work; the field-wide maturity is on each technology's page.

Supply Chain6 facilities

Facilities6

  • Corporate headquarters
    Headquarters · Irving, Texas, United States
    Operating
    Confirmed
  • Aliso Viejo office
    Office · Aliso Viejo, California, United States
    Operating
    Confirmed
  • Greenville office
    Office · Greenville, South Carolina, United States
    Operating
    Confirmed
  • Houston office
    Office · Houston, Texas, United States
    Operating
    Confirmed
  • Indianapolis Technology Hub
    Office · Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
    Operating
    Confirmed
  • San Francisco Technology Hub
    Office · South San Francisco, California, United States
    Operating
    Confirmed

Hiring Observations

Official careers and open roles ↗

Use the official careers site for current openings and application requirements.

Sources3

Profile1

  1. 1

    U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · Supports Organization · ownership

    “[1124198,"FLUOR CORP","FLR","NYSE"]”

Technologies1

  1. 2

    Supports Organization, Organization technology

    “Fluor is a renowned disaster response and recovery contractor with more than 25 years”

Supply chain1

  1. 3

    Supports Facility

    “Irving”

Government identifiers1

UEI
MFA3GM9L8X58
confirmed · Checked Oct 10, 2026
Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗

Identifiers are matched to this legal entity; related companies may hold different registrations.

Each fact on this page is attached to the sources that support it. Archived copies are linked when we keep one.