Federal activity overview — Construction and Building Materials
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FSC Group 56 covers building materials including roofing, insulation, fencing, concrete products, masonry, and general construction supplies. This group supports the federal construction portfolio managed by GSA, USACE, NAVFAC, and civilian agencies.
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