Commercial Construction Management and General Contracting Firm
Commercial Construction Firm Serving Two Southcentral US Metros
On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)
Location undisclosed
Business overview
This firm manages commercial construction projects for public and private clients in two southcentral US metros. Its work spans institutional, healthcare, education, and industrial construction. Its portfolio includes historic restorations, energy facilities, and infrastructure upgrades. The firm reports $14,861,336 in gross revenue and $2,070,086 in EBITDA.
The firm maintains a Master Service Agreement with its two largest clients. Established regional partners perform all labor trades as subcontractors. The owner sees growth opportunities in EV charging stations, geographic expansion, and program management. The sole owner welcomes various deal structures and a negotiable transition before an eventual full exit.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Construction firms seeking a presence in two southcentral US metros through an established commercial contractor.
- Buyers interested in public and private construction work across healthcare, education, and industrial projects.
- Buyers seeking a negotiable owner transition before the sole owner's eventual full exit.
Details
- Reason for selling
- The sole owner seeks a buyer who can contribute to continued growth and is open to a negotiable transition period before an eventual full exit and various deal structures.
- Real estate
- Leased
Frequently Asked Questions
The firm serves public and private clients across commercial, institutional, healthcare, education, and industrial construction. Its portfolio includes historic restorations, energy facilities, and infrastructure upgrades.
The firm reports $14,861,336 in gross revenue and $2,070,086 in EBITDA. These figures describe the business's financial performance.
The firm subcontracts all labor trades to established regional partners. It also maintains a Master Service Agreement with its two largest clients.
The firm leases its 11,700 sq. ft. office from an affiliated entity. The owner offers the facility for inclusion in the sale or a post-sale lease.
The sole owner seeks a buyer who can contribute to continued growth. The owner welcomes various deal structures and a negotiable transition before an eventual full exit.