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FY2024 acquired-entity profile / published 3-digit NAICS

23723Construction

Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

This release row records 13 adjusted HSR transactions, 1 agency clearance, and 0 Second Requests. It describes acquired-entity classification inside one federal report, not an industry merger rate or a legal antitrust market.

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Position in FY2024 Table XIRank 28 of 83
Highest adjusted countLowest
Published share
0.7%
0.0 pp from FY2023
Sector position
2 / 3
24.1% of sector transactions
Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction24.1%
13 row54 sector
Adjusted transactions
13
0.7% published share
Agency clearances
1
0 FTC / 1 DOJ
Second Requests
0
0.0% of row count
Intra-industry flags
0
0.0% of row count
Release continuity
2 / 2
Stable code and label
Position in FY2024 Table XI

Rank 28 of 83

Transactions
13
0.7% share
Clearances
1
0 FTC / 1 DOJ
Second Requests
0
0.0% of row
Intra-industry
0
0.0% of row
Continuity
2 / 2
Stable code and label

Adjacent official releases

Same-code release continuity

Stable code and label

The same 3-digit code and published label appear in FY2023 and FY2024.

FY2023237Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction11 transactions / 0.6%FY2024237Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction13 transactions / 0.7%
Adjusted transactions
FY202311FY202413
+2
Published share
FY20230.6%FY20240.7%
+0.1 pp
Agency clearances
FY20230FY20241
+1
Second Requests
FY20230FY20240
0
Intra-industry flags
FY20230FY20240
0

Release-to-release sector shifts aggregate each edition's exact published rows inside stable broad NAICS sectors. They are descriptive changes in the federal review pipeline, not merger rates, market-power measures, or causal estimates. Industry codes and labels that enter, exit, or change between tables remain explicit rather than being silently crosswalked.

Published review-stage record

Agency lanes stay separate

FY2024 / exact Table XI fields

Clearances and Second Requests are administrative review stages. Their counts and row-level rates do not indicate liability, remedy, competitive harm, or agency effectiveness.

Agency clearances1Rank 11 of 83
Federal Trade Commission
0
Department of Justice
1
7.7% clearances / row count
Second Requests0Rank 6 of 83
Federal Trade Commission
0
Department of Justice
0
0.0% Second Requests / row count
Intra-industry flags0Rank 8 of 83
Flagged transactions
0
Other row transactions
13
0.0% of row count

An intra-industry transaction means the acquiring and acquired persons both reported revenue in the same 3-digit NAICS code. It does not establish a horizontal overlap, relevant antitrust market, or competitive effect.

Sector peer field

Construction

3 published rows / common count scale

Peers share this report's broad NAICS sector. Ordering uses adjusted transaction count within FY2024; it is not a ranking of market power, importance, or enforcement priority.

  1. 01238Specialty Trade Contractors341.7%
  2. 02237Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction130.7%
  3. 03236Construction of Buildings70.4%
Open the complete sector in the composition atlasPreserve FY2024, sector 23, and selected NAICS 237.

Classification passport

Exact labels before analytical joins

Code identity is not a silent crosswalk

The release label, adjacent-release label, and Census 2022 label are shown independently. A matching code supports navigation; it does not prove statistical continuity when labels or source universes differ.

Selected HSR releaseFY2024 / 237

Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

47th Hart-Scott-Rodino Annual Report (FY 2024)
Adjacent HSR releaseFY2023 / 237

Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

Stable code and label
2022 Economic Census2022 / 237

Heavy and civil engineering construction

Same normalized code and label
Economy-wide structure context

Heavy and civil engineering construction

Open Census industry profile
Firms
34,900
Employees
1,040,299
Revenue
$416.1B
CR4
7.2%
HHI
24.2
A NAICS industry is a statistical classification, not a legally defined antitrust market. Use these national revenue concentration measures to screen where deeper product and geographic market analysis may be warranted, not to infer market power or liability.

Evidence custody

One official row, reproducible handoffs

Source checked Aug 14, 2026
Official source

47th Hart-Scott-Rodino Annual Report (FY 2024)

Federal Trade Commission and U.S. Department of Justice

Federal Trade Commission and U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division, 47th Hart-Scott-Rodino Annual Report, Fiscal Year 2024, September 2025.Open source dossier

The FY2023 and FY2024 acquired-entity tables classify adjusted HSR transactions by 3-digit NAICS. They describe the federal review pipeline, not industry-wide merger rates, market definitions, competitive harm, or agency performance. Published row shares are independently rounded to one decimal place and therefore sum to 100.3% and 101.5%, respectively, while each official table total remains 100.0%.