Agile utility construction contractor · Florida
Reliable. Agile. Built for what’s underground.
Directional drilling, underground infrastructure and fiber installation for utility and infrastructure partners across Florida.
A Magellan Group Company
Core capabilities
Directional boring, conduit installation, road and utility crossings — without opening the road.
Trenching, missile boring, conduit placement, handholes and vaults, excavation and restoration.
Fiber pulling, fiber blowing, cable placement and drops.
Production reporting, billing documentation and permitting coordination. The prime receives the paperwork ready to file.
Verticals we serve
Every vertical below runs through the same ground, under the same permits, with the same locate rules. What changes is the product in the conduit — and the standard it has to meet.
Potable water mains, force mains, service lines and casing crossings under road and rail.
Scope to confirmDuct bank and conduit for distribution feeds, substation ties and secondary services.
Scope to confirmSteel and PE gas mains, cased crossings and regulated bores to operator specification.
Scope to confirmBackbone and distribution conduit, pulling, blowing, cable placement and drops.
Active · 20% of mixWhy Magellan UC
Equipment access and maintenance handled in house, across the Magellan Group.
Production reports and billing reach the prime organized and on time.
Registration, insurance and compliance paperwork handled for your procurement portal.
A lean structure means decisions without a committee. Short windows and pilot projects are where this company wins.
Projects
From trenchless crossings to open-cut installation and relocation — for water, power, gas and telecom owners across Florida.
Horizontal directional drilling under roads, rail and waterways — conduit and casing for any utility, without opening the surface or stopping traffic.
Trenching, missile boring, conduit and duct bank placement, handholes, vaults and restoration — with utilities located and protected before the first cut.
Relocating existing lines for roadwork and development, and installing new service connections — coordinated with the utility owner and the prime.
Ready when you are
Tell us the scope, the mobilization window, and attach the drawings. The answer comes from the people who run the job.
