Private & Commercial Industrial Contractor

Yes. U.S. Aqua frequently subcontracts specialty scopes - amphibious excavation, hydraulic dredging, marsh and wetland work, levee construction, and placement area maintenance - to general contractors, civil construction firms, and EPC contractors managing larger private and commercial projects. We also perform as prime contractor when the client prefers to contract specialty work directly. Both arrangements include the same self-performing crews, owned equipment, and project documentation.

U.S. Aqua serves oil and gas operators and midstream pipeline companies, industrial manufacturers including chemical and refining facilities, mining and aggregates producers, marine terminal operators, real estate and coastal developers, environmental remediation firms, and heavy civil general contractors who subcontract specialty scopes. Private clients value our self-performing capability, owned equipment fleet, and ability to deliver in environments where conventional contractors cannot operate.

U.S. Aqua performs private and commercial work nationwide with active and recent project history in Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, South Carolina, Delaware, and California. Our headquarters in New Iberia, Louisiana and second office in York, Pennsylvania position us to mobilize equipment by barge or lowboy across the Gulf Coast, Atlantic, and to inland and West Coast sites for projects that justify the mobilization.

U.S. Aqua maintains bonding capacity of $10 million per single project and $20 million in aggregate, which supports performance and payment bonds on private commercial contracts that require them. Many private clients do not require bonding but value the financial qualification it represents. Insurance limits, COIs, and contract terms are tailored per client and per project.

Yes. U.S. Aqua mobilizes amphibious excavators, dredge equipment, and crews nationally for private and commercial projects that justify the cost. We have completed work in California, Delaware, South Carolina, and other states outside the Gulf Coast. Mobilization timing and pricing depend on project scope, duration, and the routing required to barge or truck specialty equipment to site.

U.S. Aqua takes on private and commercial projects ranging from $250K specialty scopes for general contractors to multi-million dollar prime contracts for industrial, energy, and commercial owners. Smaller scopes are common for emergency response, single-pond cleanouts, and specialty subcontract work. Larger scopes typically involve multi-month industrial site dredging, pipeline ROW construction, or coastal facility placement area maintenance.