EPIC EXCAVATING INC

EPIC EXCAVATING INC specializes in heavy civil earthwork and underground utility construction, delivering precision excavation, trenching, grading, and site preparation services for public infrastructure projects. Their technical expertise includes compliance with OSHA and DOT safety standards, subsurface utility engineering (SUE), soil stabilization, and stormwater management systems. As a Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business certified contractor, they bring a disciplined, safety-first approach to complex earthmoving operations, with a focus on minimizing environmental disruption and ensuring regulatory adherence in sensitive urban and rural settings. Their operational methodology emphasizes advanced equipment calibration, real-time survey integration, and sequential phasing to support multi-phase public works timelines. Award history is not available to confirm specific agency relationships, but their primary NAICS code of 237310—Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction—indicates direct engagement in federally funded transportation, water resource, and public works infrastructure. This classification aligns with projects involving roadway reconstruction, drainage systems, pipeline bedding, and utility relocation under the purview of transportation and environmental agencies. The company’s industry focus centers on heavy civil infrastructure, particularly in the context of municipal, state, and federal public works contracts requiring durable, code-compliant earthwork. They position themselves as a reliable contractor for projects demanding high-precision grading, controlled excavation near existing utilities, and adherence to environmental mitigation protocols. EPIC EXCAVATING INC is a small business structured under the 2L entity classification, with headquarters in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The firm holds active Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business certifications from the SBA, enhancing its eligibility for set-aside contracts in the federal and state infrastructure markets. Their geographic presence is concentrated in the Great Lakes region, where they leverage local labor and equipment resources to support regional public works initiatives.