What specific contracts or projects contributed most to the revenue surge, particularly in the Energy segment?

Answer

The news release you provided gives a high‑level overview of Primoris Services Corporation’s second‑quarter 2025 results, noting that total revenue rose to $1.89 billion—a 20.9 % increase versus Q2 2024—driven by “strong growth in the Energy” segment. However, the excerpt does not list the individual contracts, projects, or customers that were responsible for that growth.

Because the specific contract or project details are not included in the information you shared, I can’t identify which particular deals contributed most to the Energy‑segment revenue surge. To obtain that level of detail you would need to review the full earnings release (often posted on Primoris’ investor relations website or the SEC’s EDGAR system) or any accompanying management discussion and analysis (MD&A) that typically breaks out revenue by major projects, geographic region, or client.

If you can locate the complete press release or the company’s Form 10‑Q/10‑K filing for the quarter, look for sections titled something like “Segment Performance,” “Energy Segment Highlights,” or “Major Contracts.” Those sections usually name the key projects (e.g., large‑scale power‑plant construction, renewable‑energy infrastructure, pipeline work, etc.) that drove the revenue increase. Once you have that information, I’d be happy to help you summarize or analyze it further.