Senior-led advisory built specifically for mid-market AEC. We bring operating-level judgment and transaction discipline so value is realized, not just projected.
"To bring operating-level insight and transaction discipline to AEC mergers, acquisitions, and transitions — helping firms make better decisions and build to where the industry is heading."
Three founding principals with deep, complementary experience across infrastructure, AEC transactions, governance, and enterprise operations.
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A civil engineer and former Florida legislator with deep experience advising and leading complex transportation organizations, including navigating governance, risk, and operational transitions in highly regulated public-sector environments. He brings a practitioner's perspective to transaction advisory, with hands-on experience supporting infrastructure-focused organizations through consolidation, leadership change, and strategic realignment.

An infrastructure innovator and advisor with extensive experience in M&A, roll-ups, and transaction strategy across the construction, materials, and infrastructure technology sectors. He previously led regional M&A efforts for CRH, one of the world's leading building materials companies.

More than a decade in the infrastructure industry, undertaking wide-ranging roles in business development and operations, enterprise performance improvement, and project management in both Fortune 500 enterprises and startups. His breadth of experience bridges strategy and execution across the full deal lifecycle.
We engage on both sides of the transaction — bringing the same infrastructure-native judgment and execution discipline to owners, sponsors, and acquirers alike.
AEC consolidation is structural, not cyclical. Succession pressure, private capital, and infrastructure funding are converging — creating a sustained window of transaction activity.
Florida and Texas are the #1 and #2 M&A targets for AEC firms, overtaking California. Federal IIJA funding and population growth sustain deal flow.
550–575 AEC deals annually. Private equity participation has jumped to ~40% of all transactions, up significantly from prior cycles.
Firms with 10–150 staff face succession, valuation, diligence, and integration risks without in-house expertise or appropriate advisory support.
Integration risk is systematically mispriced or ignored. Execution risk — not valuation — determines long-term outcomes for acquirers and sellers alike.
Most deal failures don't announce themselves. Value erodes after close, out of sight — driven by people and execution, not price.
Aging founders lack internal successors or capital for buyouts — yet most advisors treat these as pure financial transactions rather than leadership transitions requiring shepherding.
Backlog quality, licensed staff retention, project risk, technology adoption, and client concentration drive value in ways that generalist investment banks consistently underweight.
Culture, systems, and operating models derail otherwise sound deals. Inadequate diligence and under-resourced integration are the primary causes of failed AEC transactions.
Five integrated service lines spanning strategy through post-close execution — end-to-end accountability, senior-led throughout.
Leadership continuity and succession risk assessment. Synergy realism and integration debt analysis. Governance and operating model diagnostics. Delivers IC-level confidence and downside protection before capital is committed.
Infrastructure-specific diligence covering backlog, utilization, staffing, licensing, and project risk. Organizational, incentive, and delivery stress-testing. Execution roadmaps tied directly to the deal thesis.
Day-1 through Day-180 organizational design. Clear decision rights, escalation paths, and accountability frameworks. KPI structures aligned to sponsor returns and value creation milestones.
Independent integration oversight with early-warning indicators. Board-ready reality reporting focused on execution outcomes — not optics. Structured accountability across the post-close period.
Stack assessment and technology sequencing as part of integration planning. No resale bias, no implementation conflict of interest. Technology as an enabler of the operating strategy — not the strategy itself.
Purpose-built for infrastructure and AEC — not a generalist advisory model applied to a sector it doesn't understand.
Sunbelt AEC focus with prebuilt relationships across TX, FL, and regional PE networks. Regional nuance matters in AEC valuation and buyer fit.
Real execution experience — not financial engineering. We've led and fixed engineering organizations and know where value actually lives.
Pre-LOI through post-close. Strategy without execution creates risk; we hold accountability across the full transaction lifecycle.
Long-term trust over short-term fees. We reshape or stop transactions when risk is mispriced — including advising clients not to transact.
Selective, high-conviction transaction support. We work with a small number of clients at a time to maintain the quality and depth our model requires.
Family offices, PE platforms, roll-ups, and strategic acquirers on the buy side. Founder-led and succession-driven firms on the sell side. Mid-sized engineering, environmental, architecture, and specialty construction firms.
Retainer plus success-based economics aligned to outcomes. No resale or implementation bias. Senior-led throughout — not handed off to junior teams. Discreet, relationship-driven engagements with deep respect for legacy.
Sunbelt-first with a TX and FL beachhead, expanding nationally. Origination through FTBA, ACEC, AGC, ARTBA, PE networks, banker referrals, and family offices. Thought leadership as a credibility engine.
Whether you're evaluating an acquisition or preparing for a transition, we offer an initial conversation — no pressure, no templates, just judgment.
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