Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction in Ohio (NAICS 237990)

Ohio and NAICS 237990 as a heavy-civil join

NAICS 237990 and place-of-performance state OH meet on this tie. $92,450,269.51 is the obligation sum on awards that carry both tags. It is not Ohio's statewide federal total, not an outlay, and not a national 237990 roll-up. Other Heavy And Civil Engineering Construction is the residual heavy-civil code, not every construction dollar in Ohio.

124 is an award-action count. Unique primes are unpublished. The join does not rank Ohio against other states and does not assign a fiscal year; none is in the facts.

Open Ohio federal spending for the state rollup, NAICS 237990 for the industry hub, Ohio industries for other NAICS in the same geography, and All spending ties for other pairs.

Other heavy construction, not a statewide civil-works dump

USAspending labels NAICS 237990 as Other Heavy And Civil Engineering Construction. Highway, street, and bridge construction sits on a different six-digit key. Sharing a civil-works vocabulary does not merge those codes into $92,450,269.51. The industry hub for NAICS 237990 does not require Ohio.

The packet names no projects, waterways, or primes. Award titles on the NAICS 237990 page are the place to see what a given line bought. Do not treat the overlay as a statewide project census.

Place of performance in Ohio

Ohio on this join is a geography field, not a Cleveland-only overlay. Awards can list OH while later work occurs in another state; those states are not inside this total unless also coded OH. The packet does not split counties or congressional districts.

The state hub for Ohio shows how 237990 sits beside other industries with OH place of performance. Awards can list Ohio while headquarters sit elsewhere.

124 awards behind $92,450,269.51

Dividing $92,450,269.51 by 124 yields about $745,567 per award on average. That ratio is packet arithmetic, not a typical civil-works invoice. Award count 124 is a record count, not a payment count. Readers who need transaction-level detail should use Ohio industries and the NAICS 237990 hub.

An obligation is a legal commitment. $92,450,269.51 is that kind of sum. This packet has no outlay total. Citing the figure as cash already spent on Ohio civil works over-reads the field.

What the 237990–Ohio pair does not prove

A heavy-civil NAICS plus Ohio is not an infrastructure ranking and is not a claim that campaign contributions funded the awards. FEC filings and USAspending awards are different datasets. Keep $92,450,269.51 labeled as NAICS 237990 obligations with Ohio place of performance.

A later ingest can restate the dollars or the 124 count without changing the join key of NAICS 237990 and OH. Correlation is not causation.

How to read the Ohio heavy-civil hubs

One hundred twenty-four rows totaling $92,450,269.51 is a moderately concentrated heavy-civil file. Nothing in the packet supports a contractor roster or a fiscal-year split.

Ohio's 237990 cell is other heavy and civil engineering construction. 124 awards and $92,450,269.51 stay on this residual join. Use Ohio federal spending and NAICS 237990 for the parent rollups.

Reuse $92,450,269.51 only with Other Heavy And Civil Engineering Construction and Ohio in the same citation. Original filings remain on USAspending.gov.

Quote both keys when you reuse the figure: NAICS 237990 (Other Heavy And Civil Engineering Construction) and Ohio place of performance. $92,450,269.51 is the intersection, not a parent rollup. 124 awards against $92,450,269.51 is a mid-count other heavy and civil engineering construction file in Ohio. The mean of about $745,567 is packet arithmetic, not a typical invoice. The four hubs—Ohio federal spending, NAICS 237990, Ohio industries, and All spending ties—are larger than this cell and should not be added into $92,450,269.51.

This extract publishes no outlay total, no fiscal-year split, no unique-vendor count, and no named contractors. Place of performance OH does not locate a county or a facility. Keep FEC contribution tables off this page; they do not fund these USAspending obligations. Original filings remain on USAspending.gov. Readers comparing Ohio to other states should use the NAICS 237990 hub, which is not filtered to OH, rather than treat $92,450,269.51 as a ranking.

Questions

How much has NAICS 237990 obligated in Ohio?

USAspending.gov records $92,450,269.51 in obligations for NAICS 237990 (Other Heavy And Civil Engineering Construction) with Ohio place of performance, covering 124 awards. That is an obligation total, not an outlay total, and not the nationwide 237990 figure. Original filings remain on USAspending.gov.

Is this Ohio's highway and bridge construction total?

No. This join is NAICS 237990, the residual other-heavy-civil code. Highway, street, and bridge construction uses a different NAICS. The $92,450,269.51 and 124 awards here do not absorb that key. Original filings remain on USAspending.gov. Cite $92,450,269.51 only with NAICS 237990 and Ohio place of performance. Unique vendors are unpublished.

Do 124 awards mean 124 civil projects in Ohio?

No. The extract lists 124 awards totaling $92,450,269.51. A few large vehicles can dominate. Unique vendors are unpublished. Original filings remain on USAspending.gov. Cite $92,450,269.51 only with NAICS 237990 and Ohio place of performance. Unique vendors are unpublished.

Where is the live heavy-civil–Ohio table?

Ohio federal spending is the state rollup. NAICS 237990 is the industry hub without a state filter. Ohio industries lists other NAICS in Ohio. All spending ties lists other pairs. The $92,450,269.51 and 124 awards are the 237990×OH join only. Original filings remain on USAspending.gov.