Specialist retained executive search in U.S. civil construction.

One sector. One focus. Nothing else.
• Civil Site Superintendents
• Retained senior civil leadership

Leadership continuity and succession.

Owner-founders and senior field leaders are retiring. The people who replace them are already running work elsewhere.

Senior Civil Leadership isn't hired off a job board.

Operations and executive appointments, from Project Manager to President. Retained search only.

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Sectors

Wet utilities

Wet utilities

Sewer, water mains and large-diameter pipe, municipal and private.

WWTP / WTP

WWTP / WTP

Water and wastewater treatment: new builds, expansions, lift and pump stations.

Major civil infrastructure

Major civil infrastructure

Joint ventures, bridges, tunnels and major transport programs.

Land and site development

Land and site development

Mass grading, site servicing and subdivision utilities for MUDs and commercial sites.

Municipal streets, drainage and detention

Municipal streets, drainage and detention

City streets, paving, storm drainage and detention.

Roads and highways

Roads and highways

Highway and roadway construction and reconstruction.

Public and institutional sites

Public and institutional sites

Site civil for hospitals, schools, prisons and public facilities.

Data centers

Data centers

Site civil for data-center and industrial campuses.

Texas is our primary market

Civil GCs in Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth, Austin and San Antonio are hiring from the same pool of experienced Civil Leadership and Site Superintendents, across infrastructure, underground utilities, site development, excavation, drainage, land development, water and wastewater treatment, and public works.

Heavy civil. Wet utilities. Civil infrastructure. Nothing outside it.

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Civil Leadership and Site Superintendents are already running work. Few are actively looking for a move.

82% Of Texas contractors find salaried roles hard to fill (AGC 2026)
208,100 Texans employed in heavy and civil construction, up 3.8% in a year (BLS 2026)
$82.5B Texas municipal bond sales in 2025, a record (The Bond Buyer)
$174B Of projects in the 2027 Texas State Water Plan (TWDB)