How Much Does It Cost to Build a House in 2025?
Building a house in 2025 is a significant financial plan, influenced by various factors such as location, materials and labour.
PROCON International delivers sustainable construction services and design-build solutions for U.S. government tenders, backed by NIST SP 800-171 compliance and global expertise.
PROCON International is a Virginia-based construction management and general contracting firm, serving both public and private sector clients. We bring together deep industry expertise, proven project controls, and a strong commitment to safety and quality.
Our team specializes in managing complex, mission-critical construction projects across diverse markets. From preconstruction planning to final delivery, we ensure each phase is executed with precision, accountability, and cost-efficiency. With our headquarters in Virginia and operations nationwide, we’re committed to building long-term partnerships grounded in reliability, performance, and client satisfaction.
As general contractors for federal projects, PROCON International delivers high-performance construction solutions to meet the strict standards of government agencies. We specialize in design-build contracting, compliance-focused execution, and sustainable construction services for a wide range of federal facilities, including military bases, embassies, and secure government buildings.
PROCON International holds four active federal contract vehicles across the Air Force, Army, USACE and Department of Labor — giving government customers a direct, pre-competed route to award.
Explore Procon International’s portfolio of federal government construction projects. From high-complexity embassy construction to sustainable military base developments and century-old building renovations, we deliver projects ranging from $500K to $50M with precision and innovation.
Modernization of an active FAA air traffic control tower and base building serving West Texas and the Permian Basin, with HVAC, roofing, fire detection and electrical replacement in an occupied facility.
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Replacement of vehicle barrier systems at two controlled entry points, Peterson Space Force Base. M50/P3 crash-rated electric drop-arm beams with PLC controls, safety sensors and remote operation.
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Renovation of the USDA Forest Service work center supporting wildland fire response across the Bighorn National Forest — hotshot office and shop, crew quarters, civil work and site utilities.
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Irrigation extension and turf rehabilitation along the ceremonial approach to Arlington National Cemetery: 27,500 SF of turf, 13 zones and 325 heads, sequenced around continuous visitor access.
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Conversion of Building 164 at Minot Air Force Base into a Child Development Center. An 11,000 SF renovation of civil, mechanical, electrical, roofing and communications systems on an active installation.
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Engineered scaffolding access for tainter gate maintenance at a flood risk management and water supply dam — suspended scaffolding 40 feet in height and 50 feet wide at each gate, both faces.
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Building a house in 2025 is a significant financial plan, influenced by various factors such as location, materials and labour.
Becoming a construction superintendent is a rewarding journey that combines hands-on experience, leadership and technical skill.
At PROCON International, sustainability is not an afterthought — it is a deliberate, structured component of how we build.
At PROCON International you will not just build structures; you will build a portfolio of skills and experience that will preserve your perfect through career.