Paul R. Peterson Construction
UEI: GECEXN3KJSF7
• CAGE: 07BB9
Overview
Awardee Type
Parent
Federal Capability Statement
Paul R. Peterson Construction, Inc. provides general contracting services to individuals, businesses, public entities throughout the state of Arizona. Our Arizona ROC licenses are for A(General Engineering), B1(General Commercial Contractor) and B(General Residential Contractor).
Keywords
General construction contracting, new construction and renovations, structural repair work, Private, public and institutional projects, Civil construction projects, parks, water storage tanks
Headquarters
Phoenix, AZ
United States
United States
Most Recent Award
Sept. 18, 2019
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Federal contract recipient
PAUL R. PETERSON CONSTRUCTION, INC.
(UEI GECEXN3KJSF7, CAGE 07BB9)
is headquartered in Phoenix AZ.
Its primary registered NAICS is 236220 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction.
The corporation
was founded in February 1970 and
federally registered in
July 2009.
Federal Award Analysis
Paul R. Peterson Construction federal award history
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Federal Registration and Certifications
Legal Name
PAUL R. PETERSON CONSTRUCTION, INC.
UEI
GECEXN3KJSF7
CAGE Code
07BB9
SBA Certifications
None
Self Certifications
None
Entity Structure
Corporate Entity (Not Tax Exempt)
Purpose of Registration
Federal Contracts and Assistance
Date Founded
Feb. 24, 1970
Initial Registration
July 16, 2009
Last Registration
March 8, 2022
Registration Activation
March 10, 2021
Registration Expiration
March 8, 2022
Fiscal Year End
June 30
Reported Entity Types
For Profit Organization
Subchapter S Corporation
Subchapter S Corporation
State of Incorporation
AZ
Country of Incorporation
USA
Employees
<500
Reported NAICS
Accepts Credit Cards
No