We acquire commercial construction management and general contracting firms.

Who we buy

We acquire commercial construction management and general contracting firms with strong clients, a real track record, and people worth keeping.

• The workCommercial CM and GC, plus firms closely tied to that work.
• The marketsCommercial, mission-critical, data centers, and infrastructure, as well as healthcare, life sciences, and higher education.
• The clientsRepeat clients who call you back because you deliver.
• The regionThe Northeast corridor, Washington, D.C. to Boston: Washington, D.C., Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts.
• The peopleA management team that can stay and grow with the business.
• The owner's situationSuccession, a growth partner, or a difficult transition.

Close to this but not an exact match? Ask. We would rather have the conversation.

Why owners talk to MACC Group

MACC Group is MACC's acquisitions arm. MACC runs an active construction management and general contracting business. You are talking to a builder, not a broker.

• We understand the work.We know what a WIP schedule, a bonding line, and a tough schedule look like, because we deal with them too.
• Your people matter.We look for teams that can stay. We are not looking to extract and exit.
• Straight answers.We tell you what we are looking for, what we can offer, and what we cannot. Early.
• Confidential from the first call.We agree on confidentiality before any sensitive information is shared.
• You talk to a principal.From the first conversation you speak directly with a principal of MACC Group.
• There is no cost to start a confidential conversation.We are the buyer. There is no cost to start a confidential conversation.

Our values: Care. Clarity. Connection.

How it works

For M&A advisors, CPAs, and attorneys

If you advise the owner of a commercial CM or GC firm in the Northeast, we want to hear from you. You do not need to name your client in a first conversation.

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