RP Constructors, LLC

06/09/2026

We are proud to share that one of our own, Vincent, was awarded a “Build Dakota Scholarship” and will be attending Southeast Tech for Construction Management.

Through the Build Dakota Scholarship, RP covers half of his tuition, and the state covers the other half — giving students a full‑ride education and job security with us after graduation.

We are proud to invest in the future of South Dakota and the next generation of construction leaders.

Congratulations and good luck, Vincent!

06/09/2026

We are hiring. RP Constructors is seeking 8 experienced Industrial Pipe Welders/ Fitters to join our Industrial Division for the Rockdale, Texas project.

Since 2015, RP Constructors has grown year after year - and this role is a key part of supporting that continued expansion. Our Welders/ Fitters handle the real work: fabricating, fitting, welding, installing, maintaining, and repairing process and utility piping systems in industrial facilities.

If you bring strong fitting and welding skills, a commitment to safety, and the ability to work well within a team-driven construction environment, we want to hear from you.

If you're experienced, dependable, and ready-to-work, click the link and apply.

Job Summary RP Constructors LLC began operations in 2015 and has experienced rapid growth each year since. Due to continued growth, we are currently seeking an experienced Industrial Pipe Welder/Fitter to join our Industrial Division. This position is responsible for fabricating, fitting, welding, i...

06/05/2026

8 PM. Raw sewage. Nobody went home.
Owner had a line failure and called us to fix it — tonight. The crew got in the hole and got it done. No drama, no complaints.

Everyone says they have the best employees. These photos are why we don’t have to say it.

Travis , Aaron, Cullen, Tim, Brett — one of them is a VP. You’d never know it by looking at him right now.

That’s RP. Thank you.

Update: the VP we called out wanted to set the record straight that he was not in the hole….mistaken identity. But was onsite coordinating.

06/01/2026

They say everything's bigger in Texas, and 96" diameter pipe doesn't fit on just any truck.

This is why we picked up the PC650. You can't offload something this size with a 360. Our crew in Wylie is moving sections like this all week on the ARCO Murray project.

It's one of those jobs where the scale of the work reminds you why we invest in the right iron and the right people to run it.

If you like working on projects where the equipment matches the scope, let's talk. We're hiring operators and field engineers in Texas and across our footprint.

06/01/2026

Over the weekend we had multiple crews out across the Midwest and down into Texas—helping a long-time “wet industry” customer get their fire loop back online, and supporting a newer data center partner as they brought a new facility we helped build into service. When the call comes, our guys do what they always do: grab their gear and go.

Why? Because we don’t treat people like headcount, we treat them like partners. The culture here is simple: we win together, we suffer together, and nobody’s too important to jump in a trench or stay late to get a customer back online. We’re not perfect and don’t pretend to be, but the way our teams respond to last‑minute weekend work says more about this place than any slogan ever could.

We work hard, we play hard, and we’re growing—locally and across the region, especially in Texas, Arizona, and Georgia. If this sounds like your kind of environment—whether you’re an individual looking for a team with some backbone, or a business owner thinking about succession and wanting your people taken care of—we should talk. Think you’ve got the same mindset our crew brings every day?

Civil Engineers & Constructors, LLC
Gabe DeJong
Ethan Lewis

05/23/2026

Memorial Day weekend. Our crew is on-site at an industrial wastewater treatment facility — because something came up and we responded.

That’s the design-builder difference. We own it.

Bad things happen in life. It’s how you respond that defines you. These guys didn’t blink — holiday weekend or not.

Thank you to everyone who showed up today. You didn’t have to, but you did — and that means everything.

If this is your kind of work, we should talk.

Ethan & Blake Lewis
Blake Bertrand
Civil Engineers & Constructors, LLC

05/08/2026

Apparently “spring” in the Midwest now means welding 16" forcemain in the rain and digging mud trenches up to your knees.

These shots are from our 2023 Wastewater Treatment Facility Expansion – Bid Package 3 for the City of South Sioux City, NE: new suction lift station, rehabbed satellite lift stations, and miles of 16" and 24" PVC forcemain going in by both open cut and trenchless methods. The photos pretty much sum it up: big green pipe, bigger drill head, and our awesome crews and subs.

We’ve got projects like this running all over the upper and lower Midwest right now, and as the weather finally starts to cooperate, you’ll be seeing more work popping up closer to home too. If this looks like your idea of a good day at work, we should talk.

05/08/2026

One of our first RP jobs was helping another prime on I‑29 for the Iowa DOT, laying roadway and storm sewer pipe. Now we’re back on I‑29 at the Onawa interchange with PCI… apparently we didn’t learn our lesson the first time.

Same recipe: concrete pipe, wide‑open fields, wind trying to steal every piece of paper on site, and our crews doing what they’ve done since day one. We’re not “pivoting our core verticals,” we’re putting in storm sewer and building a company that makes money, does good work, and keeps adding tools to the toolbox.

When it makes sense, we stick to our roots. When it doesn’t, we still keep the same people and mentality. If that sounds like your kind of circus, you know where to find us.

05/07/2026

Apparently “spring” in the Midwest now means welding 16" forcemain in the rain and digging mud trenches up to your knees.

These shots are from our 2023 Wastewater Treatment Facility Expansion – Bid Package 3 for the City of South Sioux City, NE: new suction lift station, rehabbed satellite lift stations, and miles of 16" and 24" PVC forcemain going in by both open cut and trenchless methods. The photos pretty much sum it up: big green pipe, bigger drill head, and crews who just keep after it.

We’ve got projects like this running all over the upper and lower Midwest right now, and as the weather finally starts to cooperate, you’ll be seeing more work popping up closer to home too. If this looks like your idea of a good day at work, we should talk.