PHILLIPS HEAVY, INC

Phillips and Jordan Inc. specializes in heavy and civil engineering construction, with demonstrated expertise in complex water resource infrastructure projects. Their work on the Central Everglades Planning Project—specifically the EAA Seepage and Inflow/Outflow Canal—reveals deep technical proficiency in hydraulic engineering, earthwork construction, canal lining, and hydrologic system integration. The firm applies precision grading, erosion control, and groundwater flow management techniques to meet stringent environmental and structural performance standards, often in sensitive ecological zones. Their approach emphasizes sustainable design, regulatory compliance, and long-term infrastructure resilience, distinguishing them in mission-critical civil works where environmental impact minimization and hydrological accuracy are paramount. The company has delivered services for the Department of Defense, indicating experience navigating federal defense infrastructure protocols and working within the constraints of military environmental stewardship and operational readiness requirements. Their engagement with DoD suggests familiarity with construction standards outlined in UFC and Army Corps of Engineers guidelines, particularly for water control and flood mitigation systems supporting defense-related land use. Phillips and Jordan Inc. focuses primarily on NAICS 237990, which encompasses non-residential civil engineering construction beyond traditional road or bridge work—such as canals, levees, detention basins, and other large-scale earth systems. This positions them in a niche segment of the federal construction market centered on environmental infrastructure and water management, serving agencies with hydraulic and ecological restoration mandates. As a woman-owned business headquartered in Knoxville, Tennessee, the firm operates with a lean, specialized structure designed for project-focused execution. Their Woman-Owned Business certification reflects a commitment to diversity in federal contracting and enhances their eligibility for targeted procurement programs. While geographically based in the Southeast, their project scope indicates a capacity for national deployment on federally funded civil works initiatives.