KING CO INC

KING CO INC specializes in heavy civil engineering construction with a focused expertise in harbor and waterway maintenance dredging operations. The contractor mobilizes and deploys dredging equipment to execute precise sediment removal in coastal and inland waterways, ensuring navigational safety and environmental compliance. Their technical capabilities include targeted dredging within defined stationing limits, placement of dredged material at WQC-approved sites, and demobilization following project completion. They consistently deliver complex dredging tasks in sensitive ecological zones, demonstrating proficiency in hydraulic and mechanical dredging methods, hydrographic survey coordination, and adherence to federal environmental permitting standards. The company maintains a strong and recurring relationship with the Department of Defense, primarily executing maintenance dredging projects at military-accessible harbors and waterways across the Great Lakes region. Work includes routine sediment removal at critical infrastructure sites such as Grand Haven, Holland, St. Joseph, and New Buffalo Harbors, as well as specialized dredge cuts like Devil’s Elbow and Senate Island. These projects support naval and coast guard operational readiness through sustained channel depth and navigational access. KING CO INC operates primarily under NAICS 237990, which encompasses other heavy and civil engineering construction, with a narrow vertical specialization in aquatic infrastructure maintenance. Their market positioning centers on niche civil works contracts requiring precise execution in environmentally regulated waterways, distinguishing them through consistent performance in high-stakes, low-tolerance dredging environments. As a small business entity based in Holland, Michigan, KING CO INC is strategically positioned to serve federal and military clients across the Great Lakes corridor. While no government certifications are listed, their localized presence and proven track record in federal dredging projects underscore their reliability as a regional contractor for critical civil engineering tasks.