Subsidiaries of Sylmar-based civil construction company Tutor Perini Corp. have snagged contracts worth $127 million, the company announced last week.

Tutor Perini subsidiary Roy Anderson Corp., which is based in Gulfport, Mississippi, has been awarded a $72.7 million contract by the city of Pensacola, Florida, for construction of hangar space at Pensacola International Airport.

The contract value was included in Tutor Perini’s project backlog for the first quarter.

The hangar construction is part of a larger $210 million overhaul and expansion of hangar space at the Pensacola airport.

The other set of contracts was awarded to a joint venture including Tutor Perini subsidiary Black Construction Corp., which is based in Tamuning in the U.S. territory of Guam; Tutor Perini acquired Black Construction in 2008. The other joint venture partner is Mace International, a unit of London-based Mace Group.

The contracts, worth a combined $54.5 million, were awarded by the U.S. Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command, Pacific District, for a trio of projects at the U.S. naval support facility on the island of Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean. The biggest of the three projects, at $43.5 million, is for repair of a parking apron and taxiways at the facility’s airfield. The other two projects consist of repair work for an incinerator and a road.

The Diego Garcia naval facility provides support for U.S. operational forces around the Indian Ocean and the Persian Gulf.

The road repair project is expected to be finished next year, while the other two projects are set for completion in 2026.