Tutor Perini subsidiary Perini Management Services, Inc. (PMSI) has been awarded a contract valued at approximately $60 million by the U.S. Coast Guard for work at USCG Station St. Petersburg, Florida.
The job will be delivered through accelerated design-build to budget. The scope is split between the station’s south and north sides.
The south project (Recapitalize South Moorings) covers:
Five berthing positions to homeport fast response cutters and waterway commerce cutters
An upgraded aid-to-navigation buoy yard
Demolition of several existing facilities
Helene’s Leftovers
The north project (Station Rebuild) includes demolition of several buildings and structures damaged by Hurricane Helene. It also includes construction of:
A multipurpose training building
A watch stander berthing facility
A marine maintenance facility
A new single-lane boat ramp
There’s a nice bit of overlap here. The cutters get berthing positions and the watch standers get a berthing facility, one for tying up and the other for turning in.
Design Got a Head Start
Tutor Perini announced the award on Nov. 2, 2026, but design work started back in late August. Substantial completion is anticipated in May 2028.
The company says the contract value will be included in the backlog it reports for the third quarter of 2026.
That’s new cutter berths and Helene cleanup rolled into one contract, with roughly 18 months between the announcement and the substantial completion target.
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