Project awards are the lifeblood of every construction firm, as they indicate new work and future revenue. Here, Construction Dive tracks the top project wins recently announced by the country’s biggest contractors, ranging from an oil pipeline in Michigan to a California hospital and multiple airport jobs.

JV kicks off $4.3B San Francisco hospital build

• Herrero Builders, The Boldt Company and Webcor broke ground on UCSF’s new health care facility in the city’s Parnassus Heights neighborhood. Read the full article ➔

Enbridge chooses builders for Line 5 in Michigan

• Montana- and Florida-based contractors are on tap to build the disputed $500 million oil pipeline tunnels between the state’s Upper and Lower peninsulas. Read the full article ➔

Tutor Perini unit lands $72.7M airport hangar job

• Gulfport, Mississippi-based subsidiary Roy Anderson won a contract to build the structure at Pensacola International in Florida.  Read the full article ➔

Flatiron-Herzog JV to build $446M Green Line in San Antonio

• The team will construct the 12-mile bus rapid transit project for the VIA Metropolitan Transit Authority. Read the full article ➔

Tutor Perini cleared for $229M Florida terminal connectors job

• The Los Angeles-based firm’s contract came in about $30 million below initial cost estimates for the project at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International. Read the full article ➔