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8/13/13
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C.W. Driver has acquired Good & Roberts (G&R), a 34-year-old San Diego based construction company. G&R will operate as a subsidiary, allowing C.W. Driver to expand into new markets and broaden its current San Diego market share. Specific terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
The American Subcontractors Association (ASA) recently nominated both firms for Superintendent of the Year and General Contractor of the Year – C.W. Driver in the Large General Contractors category and G&R in the Small General Contractors category. As a result, G&R was awarded Contractor of the Year for the seventh time along with a second place award for Safety in the General Contractors category. Additionally, both firms rank among San Diego’s larger construction firms. C. W. Driver and G&R were 12th and 24th respectively in the San Diego Business Journal’s ranking of the top 30 general contractors. SDBJ also ranked Good & Roberts as the 5th largest builder of Tenant Improvement projects.
C.W. Driver’s San Diego office has grown steadily in the region since formally opening in 2006 with projected revenue this year topping $120 mil. Clients include Qualcomm, University of California, San Diego, CSU San Marcos and San Diego State Universities, The Bishops School, Sudberry Properties, Bloomingdales, San Diego Community College District, San Diego Zoo and Seaworld, among others.
Since its founding by Jack Good and Stan Roberts, G&R became a highly-respected, mid-sized commercial contracting firm. When Roberts eventually retired, Good became the sole shareholder at the time of the sale. The firm currently has approximately 60 employees and specializes in aerospace, defense, technology, life sciences and complex tenant improvements. Thus, the acquisition makes C.W. Driver one of the largest and most diverse construction companies in the area.
Daily operations and project approach of Good & Roberts will remain unchanged and involve a gradual shift in management. Jack Good will remain engaged with the company in his current capacity for the next five years. Joe Grosshart will assume the day to day management as president of Good & Roberts. After the management transition, Robb Good, who has served as the president of Good & Roberts for the last three years, will oversee technology advancements at C.W. Driver and its subsidiaries. Robb previously served as vice president of Information Services at another major construction company for over 10 years during which he was named one of the top 100 premier technology leaders in the country, according to ComputerWorld Magazine.
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