re: Nakamoto Strikes Again: BR Coastal Bridge Company Owner Mickey Mouse Show

“We’re probably best known for our road
work, which usually accounts for the
largest percentage of our business each
year, but there’s not much that we can’t,
or won’t, do,” said Owner/President Kelly
Sills. “In addition to all the construction
services we offer, we own three asphalt
plants in Louisiana (Lafayette, Port Allen
and Convent). We also purchased a plant
near Tampa in Gibsonton, Florida, at
the end of 2015. We use these plants to
supply our own asphalt needs as much
as possible, and we sell to other paving
firms as well.”
Sills was a longtime employee of
Coastal Bridge prior to purchasing it
from second-generation owners Robert
Overall Jr. and Ed Milner Jr.
“I graduated from high school in 1992
and worked for Coastal during summers
while in high school and college,” Sills
recalled. “In fact, during my last couple
of years at LSU, I probably worked close
to 40 hours per week – while attending
classes. I didn’t get much sleep, but it
was a great learning experience on both
ends. My engineering and business
classes complemented what I was doing
everyday on the job, and vice versa. I did
that until I graduated, then joined Coastal
Bridge on a full-time basis, running large
road jobs.”
While working at Coastal, Sills started
a property development business and
did very well. When Overall and Milner
wanted to sell Coastal Bridge in 2012,
they approached Sills.
“I was pretty comfortable at the time,”
Sills noted. “My real estate ventures,
which had crashed during the recession,
were starting to come back. I wasn’t sure
that I wanted to take on the responsibility
of owning Coastal Bridge. Then one of “We’re probably best known for our road
work, which usually accounts for the
largest percentage of our business each
year, but there’s not much that we can’t,
or won’t, do,” said Owner/President Kelly
Sills. “In addition to all the construction
services we offer, we own three asphalt
plants in Louisiana (Lafayette, Port Allen
and Convent). We also purchased a plant
near Tampa in Gibsonton, Florida, at
the end of 2015. We use these plants to
supply our own asphalt needs as much
as possible, and we sell to other paving
firms as well.”
Sills was a longtime employee of
Coastal Bridge prior to purchasing it
from second-generation owners Robert
Overall Jr. and Ed Milner Jr.
“I graduated from high school in 1992
and worked for Coastal during summers
while in high school and college,” Sills
recalled. “In fact, during my last couple
of years at LSU, I probably worked close
to 40 hours per week – while attending
classes. I didn’t get much sleep, but it
was a great learning experience on both
ends. My engineering and business
classes complemented what I was doing
everyday on the job, and vice versa. I did
that until I graduated, then joined Coastal
Bridge on a full-time basis, running large
road jobs.”
While working at Coastal, Sills started
a property development business and
did very well. When Overall and Milner
wanted to sell Coastal Bridge in 2012,
they approached Sills.
“I was pretty comfortable at the time,”
Sills noted. “My real estate ventures,
which had crashed during the recession,
were starting to come back. I wasn’t sure
that I wanted to take on the responsibility
of owning Coastal Bridge. Then one of our competitors came in and made an
offer to buy the company, and frankly,
I didn’t want them to get it. I thought it
would be better for everybody involved,
especially our employees, if I owned it.
So, some friends helped me put together
a plan, I found a bank willing to back me,
and that was that. We made the deal in
December 2012.”


Sills cites Coastal Bridge employees
as a major factor in the company’s
success. Key personnel include Bridge
and Marine Division Manager Devon
Overall; Industrial Plant Services
Manager Dennis Mannino; Highway
and Road Construction Manager Tony
Garcia; Modular Buildings Manager
Barb Nemerovsk; and Heavy Hauling
and Logistics Manager Stonie Roger.

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sorry for the large copy and paste, but BS stated from day one

This thread keeps on delivering. Can’t wait for tits McGhee to get back to posting

everytime I come back it's another shocker. So he is calling you backstabber when he tried to whistleblow his friend Kelly?

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I’ve found four federal complaints against him and his companies for violations of the fair labor standards act on PACER. No telling what state actions he has against him

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settled them but did the attys representing him ever get paid- not so much

it’s happening.

It... Keeps.... Getting.. Better...

How many projects has the state recouped LDs? Same contractors doing shitty work, assuming LDs, late, keep getting jobs.

Thread of the year.

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I knew Dixie when she worked at mikes

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super beautiful girl who is with the villain of this thread.
and no one is ever talking about that mikes.