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Brasfield & Gorrie
Brasfield & Gorrie

Aerospace and Aviation

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ENR Top Aerospace Contractor

6.4
million

square feet

An expansive aerospace engineering hangar with workers and various sections of airplanes under construction.

We’ve established decades-long relationships with public and private clients—including several Fortune 500 companies—and we’re well equipped for aerospace and aviation projects of every caliber. Our technical expertise ranges from international airports to airplane and missile manufacturing facilities, and our exceptional client service extends to builds of any scope.

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Aerospace and Aviation projects

What our clients are saying

"Despite the extreme complexity of the project, the Brasfield & Gorrie project management team performed very well to overcome numerous impacts that could have resulted in a failed project. "

USACE Contracting Officer

Nasa

“Your implementation of the program has been determined to be outstanding… your efforts appear to be very aggressive in complying with both the letter and the spirit of the Small Business Program.” [Speaking about Brasfield & Gorrie’s small business subcontracting on the NASA SLS Test Stand.]

USACE Chief, Small Business Office

NASA

In the news

A woman hands a neon yellow safety vest to a construction worker inside the Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport construction site, with more workers seated in the background.
Aerial view of a space launch complex, showcasing Brasfield & Gorrie's role in space exploration infrastructure and vehicles under clear skies.
Construction workers taking a meal break at the Brasfield & Gorrie Project Titan worksite.
Associated builders and contractors' excellence in construction awards.
Enr regional best projects banner with a collage of construction and architecture images in the background.
Aerial rendering of an Airbus 220 final assembly line industrial facility with multiple buildings and parking areas in Alabama.
A rocket being assembled at night on a launch tower illuminated by artificial lights at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center.