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Posted on September 2, 2025 by ParsCo Construction
When President Donald Trump announced on September 2, 2025 that the U.S. Space Command Headquarters would officially relocate to Huntsville, Alabama, it wasn’t just big news for the defense community, it was a proud moment for everyone in the Rocket City area. Huntsville has always been a hub for innovation, engineering and national security. With Redstone Arsenal and NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center already here, the move makes perfect sense.
And for us at ParsCo Construction, it feels like the opportunity of a lifetime.
Why ParsCo Is Invested in Huntsville’s Future
We are not just another contractor chasing projects. ParsCo is an SBA 8(a) certified general contracting company that has built a reputation for delivering complex federal projects on time, within budget, and fully compliant with federal requirements.
Our team has worked with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) and the United States Air Force, helping deliver some of their best facilities—projects that demanded precision, accountability, and a commitment to mission readiness.
What sets us apart:
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Local presence. We’re based close to Huntsville, making it easy for our teams to be on site, build relationships, and stay connected with subcontractors and suppliers in the area.
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Federal experience. We know the ins and outs of FAR, DFARS, Davis-Bacon, cybersecurity requirements, and every piece of compliance that matters on a federal project.
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Proven performance. Our track record shows we don’t just promise results—we deliver them.
For Prime Contractors and Subcontractors
Big projects like Space Command aren’t done alone. They take strong partnerships between prime contractors, and a reliable network of subs.
ParsCo Construction is here for both:
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Primes: We are a qualified 8(a) company that works directly with the SBA and can provide you with the performance history you need for federal teaming.
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Subs: We’re always looking to hire talented, licensed and insured subcontactors who share our commitment to quality and safety.
If you’re in the Huntsville area and want to be part of something historic contact us.
Our Capabilities at a Glance
ParsCo’s capabilities and past performance covers everything from new buildings and secure facilities to heavy civil infrastructure, renovations, and tenant improvements. Whether it’s a command center, a utility system, or finishing out interiors in an active facility, we bring the same commitment to detail and delivery.
NAICS Codes – Construction Services We Provide
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236115 – New Single-Family Housing Construction
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236116 – New Multifamily Housing Construction
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236117 – New Housing For-Sale Builders
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236118 – Residential Remodelers
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236210 – Industrial Building Construction
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236220 – Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
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237110 – Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures
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237120 – Oil and Gas Pipeline and Related Structures
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237130 – Power and Communication Line and Related Structures
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237210 – Land Subdivision
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237310 – Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction
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237990 – Other Heavy and Civil Engineering
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238110 – Poured Concrete Foundation
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238120 – Structural Steel and Precast Concrete
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238130 – Framing
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238140 – Masonry
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238150 – Glass and Glazing
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238160 – Roofing
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238170 – Siding
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238190 – Other Exterior Contractors
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238210 – Electrical and Wiring
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238220 – Plumbing, Heating, and Air Conditioning
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238290 – Other Building Equipment
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238310 – Drywall and Insulation
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238320 – Painting and Wall Covering
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238330 – Flooring
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238340 – Tile and Terrazzo
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238350 – Finish Carpentry
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238390 – Other Finishing Contractors
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238910 – Site Preparation
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238990 – All Other Specialty Trades
Looking Ahead
The new Space Command headquarters is more than a construction project to ParsCo- it is a legacy for Huntsville and a mission-critical facility for our country.
At ParsCo Construction we are honored to partner with Space Command HQ construction in Alabama federal partners.
Whether you’re a prime looking for a reliable 8(a) partner or a subcontractor eager to get involved in the building of the Space Command new headquarters, we’d love to talk. Contracting officers are also urged to reach out for our capability statement, licensures and bonding.
Contact ParsCo  explore teaming, subcontracting and request federal work opportunities.
Keywords to Help You Find Us
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Posted on August 29, 2025 by ParsCo Construction
Dozens of West Florida HBA members and builders including ParsCo Construction, remodelers, associates, suppliers and other local organizations have contributed their time and resources to the project.
In June 2024, the City of Pensacola donated three properties to the Northwest Florida Community Land Trust — an initiative launched by Pensacola Habitat for Humanity. The mission was to create affordable homes that remain attainable not just today, but for generations to come.
The HBA of West Florida took the role leading role in a three-home development project two new builds and one rehabilitation made possible through the donations and volunteer efforts of HBA members.
The Community Land Trust (CLT) model allows the land to remain under nonprofit ownership while the homes are sold to qualifying buyers — those earning 120% or less of the area median income. If a homeowner chooses to sell, the same income eligibility rules will apply to the next buyer.
The City of Pensacola is also identifying additional lots in or near the urban core to donate to the land trust—ensuring affordable homes are built in high-opportunity areas.
Proceeds from the sale of these first homes will be reinvested into future affordable housing projects.
This project serves as an example to other cities and counties across the country that when local governments and builders work together, we can make homeownership more attainable for everyone and is a win-win for all involved.
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Posted on April 24, 2025 by ParsCo Construction
Discover the Beauty of Building in Pensacola
Pensacola, Florida is quickly becoming one of the most desirable places to live along the Gulf Coast. With its white-sand beaches, vibrant downtown, and welcoming community, it’s no surprise that families, retirees, and investors are choosing to build their forever homes right here.
At ParsCo Construction, we specialize in making your custom home dreams a reality in this sunny paradise.
Why Build Instead of Buy?
The Pensacola housing market is competitive, and finding an existing home that checks every box can be a challenge. That’s why many people are choosing to build from the ground up—so they can design every detail to match their lifestyle.
With ParsCo, you get:
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A truly custom floor plan
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Energy-efficient materials and modern technology
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Personalized finishes that reflect your taste
Local Expertise You Can Trust
We’re not just builders ParsCo Construction is your neighbors.
ParsCo Construction has deep roots in Pensacola, and we understand the local zoning laws, weather patterns, and land opportunities better than anyone else. We guide you every step of the way, from identifying the perfect lot to handing over the keys to your completed new home.
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Choosing the right builder is one of the most important decisions you’ll make.
Here are why so many homeowners trust ParsCo:
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Award-winning design and construction
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Transparent pricing and timelines
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A portfolio of stunning homes across the Pensacola area
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Exceptional customer service and communication
Ready to Start Building Your Future?
Whether you’re new to the area or a long-time resident dreaming of a home that fits your lifestyle, we’re here to help. The sooner you start, the sooner you’ll be relaxing on your custom-built porch, enjoying that Pensacola breeze.
Let’s bring your dream home to life—right here in beautiful Pensacola, Florida.
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Posted on March 27, 2025 by ParsCo Construction
ParsCo, LLC along with HBA West Florida is proud to be a part of the meaningful initiative to build three affordable homes in the City of Pensacola.
This affordable housing partnership is with the Northwest Florida Community Land Trust.
Thank you to all of our generous sponsors:
Moorhead Law Group
Rew Materials
Bay Area Printing & Graphics
Pensacola Energy
KJM Land Surveying
Good Foundations, Inc.
Gene’s Floor Covering
Adams Sanitation
Clear Title of Northwest Florida
Swift Supply
aDoor Properties
Johnson Electrical Services
Emerald Coast Granite & Tile
Aggressive Plumbing Inc.
KEC
Moen
American Concrete Supply
Pensacola Winsupply
Grand Builders
Loftis Marine Division
Hammond Engineering, Inc.
Interior/Exterior Building Supply
Rocky’s Termite & Pest Control, LLC
Concrete Wall USA
Guy Brothers Roofing & Siding
National Energy USA
LS Harding Concrete, Inc.
Cabinets Direct Pensacola
Hancock Whitney
Economy Appliance Heat and Air
Range Window and Door
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Northwest Florida Community Land Trust Homebuyer Applications Now Open!
PENSACOLA, Fla. – Pensacola Habitat for Humanity announced that homebuyer applications are now open for the Northwest Florida Community Land Trust (CLT), bringing another affordable homeownership solution to Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties.
 Each homeowner in the Community Land Trust will own their house but not the land on which the house sits. Instead, they will sign a 99-year ground lease for the land. Removing the cost of the land from the mortgage creates affordability for buyers as they build shared equity.
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Posted on February 10, 2025 by ParsCo Construction
The Home Builders Association of West Florida (HBA) in a partnership with the Northwest Florida Community Land Trust is building three affordable homes in the city of Pensacola, Florida.
As you may know, the HBA historically builds a “Dream Home” through member donations to raise funds for the operation of the HBA.
With housing affordability in the national spotlight and the current critical need for more attainable housing locally, the HBA has partnered with the Northwest Floridda Community Land Trust to build three affordable homes rather than the traditional “Dream Home”.
Encore Homes by ParsCo is one of the home building companies that have volunteered to build a home for the Northwest Florida Community Land Trust.
With this in mind, please consider making a materials / and/of services donation or a financial contribution to the HBA Affordable Housing Project.
Every little bit helps improve the project bottom line. Any donation benefits the entire HBA membership and homebuilding industry.  The funds raised through this project sustain HBA advocacy efforts and allow the HBA to keep standing up for housing and for the construction industry,
But, more importantly, by donating to the NWFL HBA, you are a part of something that will truly have a positive impact on our local community as these three homes will remain in the Land Trust even if they change hands and will therefore always remain affordable.
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Posted on March 16, 2024 by ParsCo Construction
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Posted on December 8, 2023 by ParsCo Construction
CivicCon celebrated 23 individuals and organizations on Monday, December 4th 2023 for their work in making Pensacola and the surrounding area an even better community.
Fooladi, president and CEO of ParsCo was awarded the Strong Towns Award which recognizes individuals or organization that embody the ideals of Chuck Marohn, founder of Strong Towns, who advocates for smart, bottom-up development patterns to make cities safe, livable, inviting, financially strong and resilient.
The Strong Towns award recognizes the Strong Towns mantra of making good use of our existing resources and infrastructure, instead of creating costly new sprawl.
Read more:
CivicCon live: Who helped make Pensacola great in 2023? Find out at CivicCon Awards (msn.com)
Strong Towns Award
Amir Fooladi
As ParsCo President and CEO, Fooladi has invested heavily in renovating historic buildings in the downtown area, his most recent project being the Motor Inn Station Number Two in Belmont-DeVilliers. He’s played a significant role as general contractor in the renovation of several of the downtown’s most iconic buildings including Brent Lofts and the historic Marston Quina renovation, which won the Excellence in Construction Eagle Award for Best Historical Renovation in Florida.
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Posted on October 24, 2023 by ParsCo Construction
The Motor Inn Station Number Two, one of Escambia County’s 42 registered historic places and a century-old building, is being restored at 500 W. Jackson St. in hopes of reopening as a commercial development.
The project is a personal one for ParsCo President and CEO Amir Fooladi, who has worked on many historical projects and is also on the board of the University of West Florida Historic Trust.
“For me, I think it’s just a passion for working on restoring the history of Pensacola,” he said. “Renovations are fun but when it has that historical element it makes it extra special.”
Fooladi has also helped with recent local developments like the Brent Lofts, Pearl & Horn and Slick Lips Seafood.
The development process has been underway for a few years, experiencing setbacks at times in order to remove outdated and less-than-sound infrastructure concealed within the building’s original framework from nearly 100 years ago. The building’s portico even caved in from rot, requiring a complete restoration.
Some of the building’s original Spanish architecture, such as its plaster and window accents, are still present thanks to efforts by ParsCo Construction and the UWF Historic Trust to preserve its historic features.
In order to reconstruct some of these features, Richard Rodriguez, exhibit designer for the Historic Trust, used 3D-printing technology to make identical models with weather-resistant materials for the building’s exterior.
Why is the building historically significant?
The Motor Inn Station Number Two is the latest addition to the National Register of Historic Places from Escambia County. The building was originally called Monks Service Station Number Two and was added to the register on Sept. 27 last year at the beginning of the restoration development process.
“It represents a period of early transportation, fueling and stations that you would have seen in Pensacola and the surrounding towns,” said Ross Pristera, historic preservationist at the Historic Trust. “Each of these stations had its own brand of architecture to it, unlike the ones today that are just kind of generic.”
Who will be in the new building?
There is no confirmed tenant yet for the commercial building, but there are a few businesses interested in the space. Once restoration of the building is complete, potential tenants will have to work with an architecture firm on the design of the historic building’s interior in order to fit its individual needs.
Fooladi says that they will be finishing the entire building including the tenant’s buildout and interior once they have signed their agreement.
“These buildings have potential for new uses for smaller businesses. They offer a uniqueness that other commercial buildings don’t have,” Pristera said. “It’s up to people like Amir to find and put the energy into them to make them viable again, people like to see them have new uses.”
Fooladi says that the work to restore the building and keep it historically accurate was difficult, but dedication to the details from local partners such as JRS Plastering, Merritt Glass, Guy Brothers Roofing and Alcala Architecture is making the process successful.
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Motor Inn Station historic building restored for new commercial tenant
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Posted on September 26, 2023 by ParsCo Construction
Renovating a historic property can be challenging. It requires careful planning, execution, and attention to detail to preserve the building’s historic character while also updating it to meet modern standards.
Here are some of the challenges of renovating a historic building:
- Historic preservation regulations:Â Many historic buildings are protected by regulations that restrict the types of renovations that can be made. This can make it difficult to make significant changes to the building’s structure or appearance.
- Unknown conditions:Â Historic buildings can be full of surprises. When you start renovating, you may discover unexpected problems, such as structural damage, lead paint, or asbestos. This can add to the cost and complexity of the project.
- Matching existing materials and finishes:Â When renovating a historic building, it is important to use materials and finishes that match the original building as closely as possible. This can be difficult and expensive, especially for older or rare materials.
- Integrating modern amenities:Â While you want to preserve the building’s historic character, you also want to make sure it is comfortable and functional for modern use. This can be a challenge when integrating modern amenities such as central heating and air conditioning, electrical wiring, and plumbing.
Our experienced construction firm is invaluable for renovating historic properties.
ParsCo has the knowledge and experience to navigate the challenges of historic preservation regulations, identify and address unexpected problems, and source the materials and finishes needed to match the original building. We can also help you to integrate modern amenities in a way that is both respectful of the building’s history and functional for modern use.
Here are some of the benefits of working with our experienced construction firm for renovating a historic building:
- Expertise in historic preservation: ParsCo has the expertise to navigate the challenges of historic preservation regulations and ensure that your renovation project meets all applicable requirements.
- Knowledge of building materials and construction methods: Our construction firm has a deep understanding of building materials and construction methods used in historic buildings. This allows us to identify and address potential problems early on and to use the appropriate materials and techniques for your renovation.
- Access to skilled tradespeople: Our network of skilled tradespeople and subcontractors have experience working on historic buildings. This ensures that your renovation project is completed to a high standard of craftsmanship.
- Ability to manage complex projects: Renovating a historic building can be a complex project and our firm has the expertise and experience to manage all aspects of the project, from planning and permitting to construction and completion.
If you are considering renovating a historic building, it is important to choose an experienced construction firm that has a proven track record of success. By doing so, you can help to ensure that your renovation project is a success and that your historic building is preserved for future generations.
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Posted on May 19, 2023 by ParsCo Construction
As part of ParsCo continuning federal compliance and negotiations, our information technology division is responsible for keeping our company up to date on the latest laws and governance of all DFARS cybersecurity laws and regulations.
Since 2015 we have retained the best legal, accounting and IT team in the United States who monitors all correspondence and IT systems within the ParsCo framework including all incoming and outgoing information.
All communication on ParsCo computer and mobile networks is logged and tracked to identifying sources to protect the Department of Defense, security clearances and our current and previous clients.
What this means to our government clients is that you and all information and communication within our mobile, cellular and computer networks are secured and accounted for. This is especially important for classified data and special clearance projects.
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