Martin Construction, Inc. is a leading construction company specializing in earthwork construction, providing efficient, cost-effective project sites that meet your specifications. Martin Construction, Inc. was founded in 1978 by Kurt Martin. Throughout the 1980’s and 1990’s, Martin Construction, Inc. concentrated on small highway grading and site development projects in southwest North Dakota and extreme eastern Montana. Starting in the late 1990’s and continuing today, the company has expanded into: Large Highway/Interstate Grading Water Retention (dams and lagoons) Engineered Fills Landfills Railroad Sidings and Spurs Airports Oil Site Development, Oil Site Reclamation and Flow Line Excavation Site Development (Commercial and Residential) Environmental Remediation Box Culverts Rip Rap, Scoria, and Gravel Hauling Currently, our areas of work include North Dakota, South Dakota, eastern Montana, and Wyoming. We have exceptional employees, including foremen, operators, and truck drivers, who have helped us obtain a solid reputation throughout the region. Our diverse equipment fleet allows us extensive flexibility and the capacity to deal with several large volume projects simultaneously.

Manage accounting operations, including up to three direct reports, for this mid‐sized residential builder ($80 million, 300+ units). Responsible for all aspects of accounting and financial reporting. Direct uses of available capital and administer both programs and relationships tied to key financial partners, including lenders, tax and audit preparers, risk management agents, and employee benefit providers. Support sales and production activity with key profitability and operational data. Provide both fiscal and general management advice to president/owner. Key Accomplishments: • Reduced time of month‐end close cycle by one‐third through the use of enhanced accrual techniques and increased structuring of the close process. • Eliminated data redundancies and inconsistencies by redesigning the inventory tracking database. • Reduced unrecovered property tax overpayments at least $10K on a recurring annual basis by reforming the pro‐ration methodology applied to sales closings.