ACC Construction Wins $87.6 Million Army Deal for Fort Bragg Command Center
The Augusta, Georgia builder beat two rivals for a firm-fixed-price contract to construct a mission command center, with a total cumulative face value of $93 million and completion set for July 2029.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA — ACC Construction Co. Inc., an Augusta, Georgia-based builder, won an $87.6 million Army contract to construct a mission command center at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, as announced on war.gov.
The firm-fixed-price award carries a total cumulative face value of $92,975,763, and the U.S. Army obligated the full $87.6 million in fiscal 2026 military construction, defense-wide funds at the time of the award, according to war.gov. The Army solicited bids over the internet and received three, according to war.gov. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers office in Wilmington, North Carolina, serves as the contracting activity under contract number W912PM-26-C-A017.
Work will be performed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, the home of the 82nd Airborne Division and one of the largest military installations in the country. Crews face an estimated completion date of July 12, 2029, giving the contractor roughly three years to deliver the facility. A mission command center houses the systems and staff that direct military operations, making it a core piece of installation infrastructure.
The award marks the first contract of 2026 for ACC Construction Co. Inc., bringing the company’s total contract value for the year to $87.6 million, according to war.gov. It is not the largest deal the firm has secured. The company’s record contract stands at $165.9 million, according to war.gov. The new award nonetheless ranks as a substantial single project for a regional builder.
The contract benefits the Army, which gains a modern command facility, and ACC Construction, which locks in years of work and payroll near its Georgia base. Subcontractors and construction workers around Fort Bragg stand to gain from the spending. The two competing bidders that lost the solicitation walk away without the award.
For the average reader, the contract represents one line in the federal military construction budget, funded by taxpayer dollars and directed toward a single installation. Residents and businesses near Fort Bragg may see local hiring and supplier demand tied to the three-year build.
The award measures modestly against the broader Army portfolio. It falls between the 2026 Army year-to-date minimum of $9 million and the maximum of $8.4 billion, according to war.gov. It also stands as the 23rd Department of Defense contract awarded in Georgia during 2026, according to war.gov.
Military construction awards of this kind happen routinely. This has happened before, and the Defense Department issued eight contracts nationwide on July 28, 2026, according to war.gov. Firm-fixed-price construction awards remain a standard tool for delivering base infrastructure across the services.
The next decision on the project rests with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Wilmington, North Carolina, which will oversee performance and payment through completion. A date for the next contracting decision has not been announced.
Fort Bragg has anchored American military power for more than a century, as happened before with earlier expansions on the same ground. The post opened in 1918 as Camp Bragg, an artillery training site, and became a permanent installation in 1922, according to army.mil. It grew into the headquarters of Army airborne and special operations forces over the following decades. Each wave of construction there has widened the base’s role in national defense.
This contract represents the 1st contract awarded to ACC Construction Co. Inc., in 2026, bringing the company’s total contract value for the year to $87,580,808. It is also the 23rd Department of Defense contract awarded in Georgia during 2026. While this is not the largest contract ever awarded to ACC Construction Co. Inc., whose record stands at $165,948,726, it is notable within the Army portfolio. Specifically, it falls between the 2026 Army portfolio’s year-to-date minimum of $9,051,490 and maximum of $8,402,489,648. Overall, this award was announced among 8 Department of Defense contracts issued nationwide on July 28, 2026.
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