American Gridwork Partners

Investing in infrastructure. the American grid. power. data. water. the digital economy.

American Gridwork Partners is an operator-led, permanent capital vehicle acquiring and scaling profitable, family-owned American infrastructure businesses positioned at the critical bottleneck of the grid—the execution layer. As power demand outpaces supply for next-generation AI, electrification, data, and compute, the businesses within the AGP portfolio will be the essential businesses physically restoring and modernizing the country's energy, water, and data systems—serving as the execution layer that brings the next generation of infrastructure online.

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The Portfolio

01 / Power

Power

The local execution layer of the U.S. grid — electrical contractors, underground utility providers, and high-voltage specialists.

Electrifying America
02 / Data

Data

Fiber and data network builders — the secure, high-capacity backbone connecting AI, automation, and the modern grid.

Unlocking the Data Bottleneck
03 / Grid Infrastructure

Grid Infrastructure

Mission-critical site development for hyperscale data centers, advanced manufacturing, logistics networks, and strategic infrastructure across the Southeast.

Powering Grid Infrastructure
National Defense

The White House has designated the U.S. Grid essential to national defense.

Section 303 of the Defense Production Act now classifies America's grid infrastructure as critical to national security. Read AGP's analysis of the policy, the demand surge, and the contractor bottleneck behind it.

Read AGP's full memo
Company Overview

Targeting Specialized Businesses Building Infrastructure that Powers AI, Electrification, and Data.

American Gridwork Partners is an operator-led, permanent capital vehicle acquiring and scaling profitable, family-owned American infrastructure businesses positioned at the critical bottleneck of the grid—the execution layer. As power demand outpaces supply for next-generation AI, electrification, data, and compute, the businesses within the AGP portfolio will be the essential businesses physically restoring and modernizing the country's energy, water, and data systems—serving as the execution layer that brings the next generation of infrastructure online.

Sectors AGP Is Targeting

Target End-Market Verticals

Six specialized verticals across the U.S. infrastructure stack — the operating layer behind AI, electrification, and data.

01

Industrial Electrical Businesses

High-voltage, motor-control, PLC, and SCADA contractors wiring the factories, plants, and process lines behind reshoring and AI-grade automation.

02

Underground Utility Contractors

Self-performing crews installing water main, sewer, stormwater, and gas conduit — the most non-discretionary line item in every project.

03

Civil Infrastructure Contractors

Site prep, grading, and earthwork specialists building the foundations under hyperscaler campuses, EV plants, and reshored industrial sites.

04

Fiber & Data Network Installers

Fiber, conduit, and data infrastructure installers — the secure, high-capacity backbone connecting AI, automation, and the modern grid.

05

Water Infrastructure Contractors

Water-system operators installing and modernizing the pipes, pumps, and treatment plants serving residential, commercial, and municipal demand.

06

Renewable Energy Businesses

Solar, BESS, and behind-the-meter operators co-locating at the most power-constrained sites in America — the fastest-growing layer of the grid.

Strategic Investment Criteria

What AGP Acquires

AGP applies a disciplined investment framework. Every acquisition must satisfy four primary criteria before secondary diligence even begins.

Primary Criteria

Highly Fragmented Industry

Thousands of owner-operated businesses available at attractive cash flow yields — no dominant player, no auction process.

Clear Benefits of Scale

When companies combine, synergies are immediate — shared bonding, procurement, estimating, and cross-sell across the grid.

Investment Policy Mandates

Blended portfolio company age >8yrs · LTM EBITDA margin >15% · Maximum debt-to-equity limits · Concentration limits.

Cash-Flow Positive at Entry

Every acquisition generates positive free cash flow on day one — no turnarounds, no projections. AGP targets businesses expected to generate sustainable returns.

Geographic Synergies

Operating companies serve overlapping Southeast markets — shared mobilization, equipment, and crews reduce cost per project.

Original Ownership Teams Retained

AGP retains the operators who built the business — adding capital and platform infrastructure without replacing what works, only amplifying.

Satya Nadella, CEO, Microsoft
Our problem is not a lack of chips, but a lack of places to plug them in.
Satya Nadella CEO, Microsoft · October 2025
Industry Voices

Compute is no longer the bottleneck. The bottleneck is physical — power, electrification, and the contractors who actually deliver it.

Lisa Su

CEO, Advanced Micro Devices
We are two years into a ten-year AI buildout.

Andy Jassy

CEO, Amazon
The real bottleneck is the physical infrastructure required to deliver power.

Travis Kalanick

Co-Founder & Former CEO, Uber
The next LeBron James will be an electrician.

Jensen Huang

CEO, NVIDIA
Computing is undergoing a fundamental shift, and it's going to require a massive buildout of infrastructure.
AGP Is Targeting the Southeastern United States

Regional focus drives concentrated investing into the strongest infrastructure tailwinds in the country — converging data, power, and demographic demand on the same land corridors.

Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
Regional Focus Drives Concentrated Investing

Five tailwinds converging on the same land corridors.

Infrastructure
  • Southeast accounts for ~35% of U.S. infrastructure spending growth.
  • Aging grid requires $50B+ in substation and transmission upgrades.
  • State-level incentives accelerating private capital deployment.
Data Centers
  • Virginia–Carolina corridor is the largest data center market globally.
  • Hyperscaler demand expanding into GA, TN, and SC markets.
  • Power-ready sites command significant premium valuations.
Alternative Energy
  • Solar capacity in the Southeast grew 40%+ YoY.
  • IRA incentives favor energy communities in rural SE regions.
  • Battery storage co-location creating new revenue streams.
Power
  • Electricity demand projected to rise 20% by 2030.
  • Natural gas and nuclear baseload support grid reliability.
  • Behind-the-meter generation critical for industrial tenants.
Population Growth
  • SE states captured 70%+ of net domestic migration since 2020.
  • Labor force growth supports industrial and logistics demand.
  • Housing and commercial construction fueling land appreciation.

Infrastructure Convergence

Data centers, power generation, and alternative energy are converging on the same land corridors — creating multi-use asset platforms with compounding returns.

Demographic Tailwinds

Net domestic migration to the Southeast is driving demand for housing, logistics, commercial space, and the underlying power and connectivity infrastructure.

Capital Deployment Window

Federal incentives, state-level tax benefits, and hyperscaler demand create a 10+ year window for first-mover advantage in infrastructure-ready site development.