Construction Partners, Inc. (ROAD), a civil infrastructure company specializing in the construction and maintenance of roadways, has announced a strategic expansion of its asphalt supply chain operations within Oklahoma. The company, which operates primarily in the southeastern and southwestern United States, is looking to solidify its vertical integration by securing more control over its raw material inputs.

By doubling down on its Oklahoma assets, the firm intends to streamline its project delivery timelines and reduce dependency on third-party suppliers. This move is consistent with the company’s broader strategy of acquiring and integrating local asphalt plants to support its road-building projects. While the company has not disclosed the specific financial terms of the expansion, the move is viewed by industry observers as a play to capture more margin on state-funded infrastructure contracts. The expansion comes at a time when federal and state infrastructure spending remains a significant driver for civil engineering firms. The company’s leadership has indicated that this investment is intended to provide a more reliable supply of asphalt, which is a critical and often volatile component of road construction costs. As of now, the company continues to focus on its core regional markets, leveraging its existing footprint to scale operations in high-growth areas.