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How New Tucson and Nevada Contracts At Granite Construction (GVA) Has Changed Its Investment Story
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  • Granite announced in January 2026 that it had been selected for two major US infrastructure contracts: a US$157,000,000 road and bridge project in Tucson, Arizona, and a roughly US$66,000,000 highway improvement project in Nevada County, California, both slated for inclusion in its 2025 fourth-quarter committed and awarded projects.
  • These wins highlight Granite’s role in complex, publicly funded transportation upgrades that combine freight mobility, safety improvements, and local materials sourcing to support long-term corridor resilience.
  • Next, we’ll explore how securing these large, publicly funded transportation contracts shapes Granite’s investment narrative, particularly around future revenue visibility.

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What Is Granite Construction's Investment Narrative?

To own Granite, you have to believe in a business built around steady, publicly funded infrastructure work and disciplined execution rather than big swings. The Tucson and Nevada County wins, together worth about US$223,000,000 and added to fourth quarter 2025 committed and awarded projects, slightly strengthen the near term story by adding more visibility to an already busy backlog and supporting the company’s revenue guidance profile. They also reinforce Granite’s positioning in complex transportation projects where it can pair construction expertise with its own materials plants. At the same time, the stock already reflects very strong multi year total returns, trades on a relatively full earnings multiple versus peers, and carries a high level of debt, so the key question is whether new awards are simply filling the pipeline or meaningfully changing the risk reward balance.

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