Construction Partners expands Oklahoma footprint with Ellsworth acquisition, boosting data-center market presence
Jul 13, 2026, 4:19 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Strategic footprint expansion into high-growth Oklahoma markets with data-center projects can improve revenue mix, bid opportunities, and utilization of fixed assets; positive for long-term leverage, though execution risk and integration costs exist.
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Construction Partners (ROAD) announced the acquisition of Ellsworth Construction, expanding its Oklahoma footprint under the Overland platform. Ellsworth brings asphalt plants, paving, sitework, and utility services, with exposure to data-center projects in Tulsa and OKC. Nathan Ellsworth will continue leading the Oklahoma operation, suggesting a smooth integration and potential near-term expansion in data-center construction.
CPI (ROAD) acquires Ellsworth Construction; expands Tulsa and Oklahoma City footprint.
Nathan Ellsworth to lead Oklahoma markets, ensuring continuity and local relationships.
Acquisition broadens CPI’s Oklahoma platform via Overland, supporting safety and growth.
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