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Project Dune: Specialty Construction Services Company

Pacific Coast specialty construction company with included real estate

On NextCompany since August 26, 2026 (1 day)

Location undisclosed
Financial summary
Asking price
N/A
Gross revenue
$10,226,174
Cash flow (SDE)
$2,325,008

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Business overview

Project Dune serves Pacific Coast developers with site development and grading services. It handles site preparation, earthmoving, rough grading, finish grading, and pre-construction work. The company reported $10,226,174 in revenue and $2,325,008 in cash flow. It operates from owned facilities through a related entity, and the real estate carries a $785,000 value. Equipment adds $770,209 in value, and six employees support operations.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Buyers with at least $1,000,000 in liquid funds.
  • Strategic acquirers in site development and grading.
  • Buyers who want real estate included in the transaction.
  • Acquirers serving residential and commercial developers.

Details

Real estate
Owned, included in sale

Frequently Asked Questions

The company provides site development and grading services. It handles site preparation, earthmoving, rough and finish grading, and pre-construction work. That service mix supports development projects.

It serves residential and commercial developers. The company also works with general contractors and property owners. Its project history includes several large development applications.

Calder Capital lists $10,226,174 in revenue and $2,325,008 in cash flow. Those figures show a sizable specialty construction platform. Buyers should review them with the project details.

The transaction can include real estate valued at $785,000. The listing also states equipment value at $770,209. Those assets add important context for buyers.

The owner wants to retire and support a smooth transition. That support should help continuity for customers and employees. The seller wants the new owner to keep operations stable.

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