Municipal Wastewater Contractor | $37M Contracted Backlog
Florida Municipal Wastewater Pump Station Contractor
On NextCompany since September 28, 2026 (17 days)
Location undisclosed
Business overview
This Florida contractor builds and rehabilitates sanitary sewer pump stations for public utilities. Lift station work generates about 90% of its revenue. Its crews perform civil, mechanical, welding, and fabrication work using the company’s equipment fleet. The company had $37.1M of contracted work scheduled as of July 20, 2026.
Synergy Business Brokers asks $32,700,000 for the business, which reports $19,935,000 in gross revenue. Cash flow and EBITDA each total $9,742,000. The owner offers a six-month management transition and may continue estimating. The owner also offers the office, shop, fabrication facility, and yard for lease or purchase.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Strategic acquirers in utility infrastructure seeking a Florida contractor focused on sanitary sewer pump stations.
- Buyers seeking a contractor with $37.1M of scheduled work and its own crews and equipment fleet.
Details
- Real estate
- Owned, available separately
Frequently Asked Questions
The contractor builds and rehabilitates sanitary sewer pump stations for Florida public utilities. Lift station projects generate about 90% of its revenue.
The company had $37.1M of contracted work scheduled as of July 20, 2026. It invoiced about 25 customers in 2025, and its principal utility relationships span more than a decade.
Synergy Business Brokers asks $32,700,000 for the business. The listing reports $19,935,000 in gross revenue and $9,742,000 in both cash flow and EBITDA.
The owner holds the office, shop, fabrication facility, and yard separately. The owner offers those facilities for lease or purchase.
The owner offers a six-month management transition. The owner may also continue estimating after the sale.