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Virginia · FY2026 · official NIGP commodity codes
Demolition in Virginia
Virginia purchase-order dollars on lines carrying a demolition commodity code, FY2026.
S. B. COX INC. in Richmond was paid the most: $14.29M across 3 purchase orders. 1 of the 21 vendors in this file are flagged small or SWAM businesses.
The ledger
| # | Company | City | Orders | Paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | S. B. COX INC. | Richmond, VA | 3 | $14.29M |
| 02 | Demolition Services Inc small business | Culpeper, VA | 39 | $7.59M |
| 03 | PBS Contracting Inc | Lorton, VA | 1 | $913K |
| 04 | RMT Construction & Development Group | Richmond, VA | 4 | $387K |
| 05 | ABM Industry Groups, LLC | Sugar Land | 1 | $213K |
| 06 | Iseler Demolition Inc | Port Hope | 2 | $186K |
| 07 | D H Griffin Wrecking Co Inc | Richmond, VA | 1 | $124K |
| 08 | Dorin Landscaping Inc | Kenbridge, VA | 1 | $106K |
| 09 | Waco Inc | Radford, VA | 2 | $83K |
| 10 | Inland Construction Inc | Abingdon, VA | 1 | $50K |
| 11 | EXTREME CONCRETE & CONSTRUCTION INC | Catawba, VA | 3 | $47K |
| 12 | JWB Contractors, LLC. | Dublin, VA | 1 | $34K |
| 13 | H T Bowling Inc | Radford, VA | 5 | $33K |
| 14 | Piping Systems Incorporated | Norfolk, VA | 4 | $33K |
| 15 | GC COMMERCIAL INC | Newport News, VA | 1 | $21K |
| 16 | SEMCO Services Inc | Staunton, VA | 1 | $18K |
| 17 | Canterbury Enterprises LLC | Richmond, VA | 1 | $17K |
| 18 | Adrian Builders Group | Virginia Beach, VA | 1 | $6K |
| 19 | Centennial Contractors Enterprises, Inc. | Reston, VA | 1 | $6K |
| 20 | VPS Recreation | Beaverdam, VA | 1 | $4K |
| 21 | Centennial Contractors Enterprises Inc | Reston, VA | 1 | $3K |
| — | YOUR COMPANY | — | 0 | $0 |
Ranked by dollars on FY2026 Virginia purchase-order lines carrying a demolition commodity code. This is the top 21 of 21 vendors in the file; the rows are not summed.
| # | Agency | Spent |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Department of General Services | $13.83M |
| 02 | University of Mary Washington | $5.41M |
| 03 | Virginia Department of Transportation | $1.53M |
| 04 | Prince William County | $913K |
| 05 | Virginia Community College System - System Office | $499K |
| 06 | Science Museum of Virginia | $482K |
| 07 | Department of Juvenile Justice | $382K |
| 08 | Virginia State University | $217K |
| 09 | Northern Virginia Community College | $194K |
| 10 | Fort Monroe Authority | $186K |
| 11 | Radford University | $167K |
| 12 | Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services | $124K |
| 13 | Department of Military Affairs | $106K |
| 14 | Old Dominion University | $65K |
| 15 | Department of Conservation and Recreation | $50K |
Reading this page
Every dollar here sits on a Virginia purchase-order line whose NIGP commodity code names this trade. The code list is printed further down, so you can check what was included.
Order counts matter as much as dollars. A vendor with many small orders is on a standing arrangement; a vendor with one large order won a single job.
The codes behind the number
| # | NIGP | What it covers | Lines | Dollars |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | 91240 | Demolition Services | 75 | $24.17M |
These are the exact commodity codes behind the figure at the top of this page. Nothing outside this code list is counted.
Method and limits
High confidence — Virginia FY2026. Virginia records an official NIGP commodity code on every purchase-order line, so each dollar here is tagged with what was actually bought. 1,901,705 purchase-order lines were read for FY2026 and only the lines carrying a commodity code for this trade are counted. Source: Virginia eVA procurement data, data.virginia.gov.
How much did Virginia spend on demolition in FY2026?
$24.17M across 75 purchase-order lines carrying a demolition commodity code. Every line in this figure is tagged with an official NIGP commodity code, so the classification is not a guess.
Which Virginia company was paid the most?
S. B. COX INC. in Richmond, at $14.29M across 3 purchase orders.
What does the small business tag mean?
Virginia flags vendors registered as small or SWAM (small, woman-owned and minority-owned) businesses. The tag is copied straight from the source file. 1 of the 21 vendors listed here carry it.
Is the Florida figure comparable?
No. Florida is inferred from company names and is reported separately, never added to this one.