Construction Acquisitions in Oklahoma

Construction Partners, Inc. (NASDAQ: ROAD) has acquired Overland Corporation, an asphalt manufacturing and paving company headquartered in Ardmore, Oklahoma, including eight hot‑mix asphalt plants serving southern and western Oklahoma and northern Texas. The acquisition expands CPI into its eighth state (Oklahoma) and adds manufacturing and paving capabilities to support public and private roadway, commercial and residential projects.

ATWEC Technologies, Inc. completed an acquisition of The Birch Co. in a preferred-stock transaction that resulted in a control change. The deal adds over $6 million of annual revenue and positions the combined company to expand its commercial and residential construction operations, with Josh Ploch named CEO and Angus Martin named COO.

BlueThread Services, a roofing and exterior services platform backed by Seaside Equity Partners, has partnered with Turner Roofing LLC, a Tulsa-area roofing provider with more than 50 years of history. The deal is an add-on acquisition that expands BlueThread's geographic footprint into Oklahoma; Turner owner Chris Meyer will continue to lead operations.

Ellsworth Construction, a total site infrastructure construction company based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, has acquired A-Tech Paving, a premier infrastructure contractor based in Oklahoma City. The deal expands Ellsworth's geographic capabilities across the State of Oklahoma and strengthens its asphalt, concrete, earthwork, utilities and pavement maintenance service offerings.

Summit Harbor Holdings, a wholly‑owned subsidiary of Limitless Venture Group (LVGI), has acquired a majority ownership stake in Emergent Design‑Build Solutions, LLC, an architectural and construction firm focused on cannabis and hemp facilities. The existing ownership team will remain in day‑to‑day control; the deal is the first of multiple industry‑support acquisitions targeted by Summit Harbor to build out services for the cannabis/hemp market.