G&G Steel Inc. has landed another multimillion-dollar federal contract, this time a $14 million award to fabricate and deliver a new steel connector bridge and related components for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

The $14,016,810 firm-fixed-price contract calls for work to be performed in Memphis, Tennessee, with an estimated completion date of Feb. 15, 2028.

According to the Department of Defense, the Corps solicited bids online and received one offer. The Memphis District is the contracting agency, with the full contract amount obligated from fiscal 2027 civil construction funds.

The award follows an $11.5 million Corps contract for the removal, fabrication, delivery and installation of culvert valve assemblies at Cannelton Locks and Dam on the Ohio River between Indiana and Kentucky.

That contract, valued at approximately $14.6 million cumulatively, supports the main lock chamber at Cannelton, with completion expected by Nov. 8, 2030.

Founded in 1975, G&G Steel is a family-owned company headquartered on a 27-acre campus in Russellville. The company specializes in heavy steel fabrication, large machining and complex assemblies for infrastructure, bridges, aerospace and other industries.

Its Russellville operation includes approximately 320,000 square feet of fabrication space, a 90,400-square-foot machine shop and a 26,880-square-foot clean assembly bay.

G&G Steel also operates Warrior River Steel in Cordova and Mississippi Works in Iuka, Mississippi. Across its three locations, the company has more than 918,000 square feet of manufacturing and fabrication space.

The latest award continues the Shoals company’s decades-long work supporting major infrastructure projects and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

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