ROCKY MOUNTAIN AGGREGATE & CONSTRUCTION, LLC

ROCKY MOUNTAIN AGGREGATE & CONSTRUCTION, LLC specializes in the extraction, processing, and supply of construction aggregates, with core capabilities centered on quarrying, crushing, screening, and hauling of crushed stone, sand, and gravel for civil infrastructure projects. The company’s technical expertise lies in heavy mineral resource management, material quality control, and compliance with ASTM and AASHTO standards for aggregate gradation, durability, and contamination thresholds. Their operations are grounded in site-specific geotechnical assessment and sustainable extraction practices, ensuring material consistency for roadbeds, concrete production, and erosion control applications. Key differentiators include localized sourcing to reduce transportation emissions and tailored material blends for high-traffic or high-load environments, though no specific project examples are available to illustrate application scope. No agency relationships can be inferred due to absence of award data. The company’s contract history does not reveal consistent engagement with any federal, state, or local procurement entities. The primary NAICS code 212321—Crushed and Broken Stone Mining—indicates a focused presence in the construction materials supply chain, specifically within the aggregates sector. This vertical specialization positions the company as a critical supplier for transportation, municipal, and private earthwork contractors requiring certified base materials. The business operates within the broader infrastructure materials market, serving projects requiring durable, load-bearing granular materials without direct involvement in design, engineering, or construction execution. The entity is structured as a privately held limited liability company (ZZ) headquartered in Montrose, Colorado, with operations likely constrained to the Western U.S. due to logistical and regulatory constraints inherent in aggregate extraction. No government certifications are listed, and the company does not appear to hold small business, disadvantaged, or veteran-owned designations. Its market positioning is regional and supply-chain oriented, relying on physical asset ownership and operational efficiency rather than federal contracting credentials.