Razorback LLC, a leading Florida-based general contractor specializing in water and wastewater infrastructure, announced today its continued growth and expanded focus on Design-Build and Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) project delivery.
Now celebrating nearly 20 years in operation, Razorback has established itself as one of the premier contractors for municipal water projects, including Florida water infrastructure contractor services, design-build water projects in Florida, and CMAR wastewater projects in Florida. The companyâs experience spans hundreds of public works projects across Floridaâfrom treatment plant upgrades to critical utility infrastructure improvementsâdelivered through collaborative partnerships with engineers, municipalities, and public utilities. âRazorback has built working relationships with municipalities across Florida, and currently holds annual term agreements with over 25 of them,â said Matt Pisoni. âThat trust, built on performance and partnership, positions Razorback to play a key role in helping communities build and modernize their water infrastructure for the future.â
âWith rising demands on municipal water systems and increasing emphasis on efficiency and innovation, Razorbackâs design-build and CMAR expertise provides clients with accelerated project delivery and cost certainty,â said Mr. Pisoni. Learn more about Razorbackâs term agreements with 25+ Florida municipalities. The company continues to invest in technology, personnel development, and strategic partnerships to meet the stateâs growing infrastructure needs.
For more information about Razorback’s construction services or active projects, visit https://www.razorbackllc.com
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Susan.Rivers@Razorbackllc.com
About Razorback LLC
Razorback has specialized in water and wastewater infrastructure projects throughout Florida for nearly 20 years. With a proven track record in design-build, CMAR, and traditional bid-build delivery, the company partners with municipalities to deliver quality, efficiency, and value in every project.
