F.H. Paschen’s Southeast operations have grown over 15 years from an Atlanta-based regional presence into a multi-state business serving infrastructure and building markets across the southeastern United States.
Since establishing its regional headquarters in Atlanta in 2011, the contractor has expanded its reach across Georgia, Florida, North Carolina and South Carolina. Its offices include Atlanta and Savannah in Georgia, Tampa and Pompano Beach in Florida, and Raleigh in North Carolina.
The regional portfolio covers aviation, municipal facilities, recreation, education, defense and commercial construction. The range of markets positions the business to pursue projects for public agencies and private clients across several sectors.
F.H. Paschen uses several project delivery approaches, including design-build, construction management at-risk and Job Order Contracting. The company also uses cooperative procurement to support public agencies seeking to manage budgets and procure construction services.
Job Order Contracting can help agencies address recurring repair, renovation and facility improvement needs through established contracting arrangements. Design-build and construction management at-risk offer alternative approaches to coordinating design, construction and project delivery, depending on project requirements.
The contractor said its regional growth reflects its focus on local partnerships and client service. The announcement did not disclose Southeast revenue, regional backlog or a breakdown of completed projects over the 15-year period.
F.H. Paschen’s regional expansion comes alongside national recognition in infrastructure construction. In Engineering News-Record’s 2026 rankings, the contractor placed No. 16 in mass transit and rail, No. 21 in bridges and No. 23 in highways.
The company also ranked No. 78 on ENR’s 2026 Top 100 Contractors by New Contracts list and No. 137 among the largest builders in the United States.
These rankings provide context for the contractor’s broader infrastructure capabilities, although they do not quantify the Southeast operation’s individual contribution to the company’s national performance.
A sustained regional presence can help contractors build relationships with public agencies, understand local procurement requirements and pursue work across multiple infrastructure and building sectors. For owners and developers, established local teams can also provide access to contractors with experience in different delivery methods.
F.H. Paschen’s 15-year milestone highlights its continued presence in a region where public facilities, transportation systems and community infrastructure create varied construction needs. Future regional growth will depend on project demand, procurement opportunities and the company’s ability to maintain delivery capacity across its markets.
Source: F.H. paschen.
