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Construction Forms
Construction Forms produces concrete pumping and placing equipment. It manages product engineering, sources American steel, and performs in-house welding by...
Overview
Construction Forms produces concrete pumping and placing equipment. It manages product engineering, sources American steel, and performs in-house welding by manual and robotic methods. Proprietary steel chemistry and heat treatment form part of the process. Boom kits receive custom painting, packing, and crating after final inspection.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Port Washington
Corporate office
777 Maritime Drive, Port Washington, WI 53074, United States
Additional offices
Grand Prairie, Texas, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What end markets does Construction Forms serve?
The company's website lists commercial construction (high-rises, stadiums), residential construction, industrial construction, infrastructure (roads, airports, bridges), and energy projects. It also calls out decades of shotcrete expertise, which extends its reach into tunneling and mining applications.
Where does Construction Forms manufacture and distribute?
The firm's primary manufacturing and distribution hub is at 777 Maritime Drive, Port Washington, Wisconsin, with a secondary facility at 2800 Alouette Drive, Grand Prairie, Texas. Through CFI's global network, the brand benefits from additional manufacturing capabilities in Germany (Esser) and India (EWCFI).
Does Construction Forms disclose financial figures like AUM or revenue?
No. CFI and its portfolio companies — including Construction Forms — do not publicly disclose assets under management, annual revenue, deployment figures, or headcount numbers.
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