CU GROW Cohort 10 – 2026Growth plan presentation

DKTContractorsLLC

Crafted in our shop. Built on your site.

What we do: MBE-certified general contracting & architectural millwork
Where: New York / New Jersey

Library at the Korean Cultural Center New York, with millwork built by DKT

Made in our shop: library millwork, Korean Cultural Center NY · as featured in Dezeen

N02Who we are

One contract.
Construction and millwork.

DKT Contractors LLC is an MBE-certified general contractor and architectural millwork fabricator serving public agencies and institutional clients across New York and, increasingly, New Jersey.

Founded in 2014, DKT pairs general construction with in-house 5-axis CNC millwork for true single-source delivery, reducing coordination risk and controlling schedule and cost.

We are scaling from a word-of-mouth business toward a $20M, systems-driven public-sector contractor by 2029.

NYS MBENYC MBEPANYNJ MBE5-axis CNC in-house

Mission

To create exceptional spaces and experiences through top-tier quality, innovation, and craftsmanship, delivering public work that strengthens communities and sets a higher standard for construction excellence.

Vision

To reimagine ordinary public spaces as activated environments where design, construction, and functionality come together to deliver enduring value for clients and the communities they serve.

Dwight School interior by DKT — Dwight School, Manhattan

N03Company history

From referrals to
a bonded public builder.

2014

May 6, 2014

Company start

Founded; early growth through word-of-mouth referrals.

2022

Key moment #1

Capacity

First public project with MTA NYC Transit.

2023

Key moment #2

Scalability

$6M in annual revenue.

2026

Key moment #3

Growth

Bonding capacity: $5M single / $10M aggregate.

Jan 2027

Headquarters and fabrication facility relocate to Yonkers, Westchester County, with wood powder-coating capability planned.

N04Team overview

The team today,
and the four seats we add next.

Duk Jun ParkCEO / PrincipalLeadership and growth strategy

Sal SalehVP of Public SectorBids, takeoffs, and pricing

Ellie YoonVP of Design & Project ManagementLong-tenured project and field staff

Misook GwonOperations ManagerScheduling, safety, and QA/QC

Hailey YuFinance ControllerFinance, compliance, and bonding

Erin JinFabrication ManagerFabrication and design shop

Planned hires (growth plan)

Business Development / Marketing LeadFormal pipeline and brand presence

Senior PM / EstimatorLarger, more complex public bids

Operations ManagerStandard workflows, safety, compliance

Controller / Senior AccountantFinancial reporting and bonding readiness

N05Our services & solutions

Built on site.
Cut in our own shop.

General Contracting

Interior construction
Full interior fit-outs
Institutional, public, and commercial environments

Architectural Millwork

Custom casework and cabinetry
Finish carpentry
Paneling, trim, and built-ins

In-House CNC Fabrication

5-axis CNC millwork
Integrated directly into construction delivery
Standalone service for other GCs under evaluation

Wood Powder Coating

Equipment, facility space, and trained staff
More environmentally friendly finish
Higher quality, lower finishing cost, faster turnaround

Public-Sector Readiness

NYS, NYC, and PANYNJ MBE certified
Compliance and documentation discipline
Single-source accountability

N06Our delivery model

One team, start to finish.

Identify opportunityWin the work
Preconstruction and bidWin the work
Plan and procureSet up
Execute: construction + in-house millworkOn site: interior construction and fit-out. In our shop, in parallel: shop drawings, 5-axis CNC, finishing (wood powder coating planned), install.
Bill and collectClose
Closeout and warranty follow-upClose, then repeat and referral work (70%+ of revenue)

One contract

The owner manages one team instead of a GC plus separate millwork and finishing subs.

Parallel tracks

Millwork is cut in our shop while site work proceeds, so it arrives ready to install.

One point of accountability

Schedule, quality, and closeout sit with DKT from bid to warranty.

N07Problem / opportunities

Too many hands
on one project.

Public agencies and institutions face fragmented coordination across multiple trades, schedule delays, and inconsistent execution quality.

MTANYCEDCCUNYNYPANYC public schoolsColumbia UniversityHospital systems

The problemFragmented coordination across multiple trades leads to schedule delays and inconsistent execution quality.

Who it affectsProject owners, facilities teams, and end users at public agencies and institutions.

ImpactCost overruns, missed milestones, and compliance risk.

Our solutionSingle-source delivery that combines general construction with in-house CNC millwork (and, soon, wood powder coating) to reduce coordination risk and improve schedule and quality control.

N08Our competitive advantage

Why owners pick DKT:
we are built on trust.

70%+

of our revenue comes from repeat clients and referrals. Owners come back because we answer for the whole job, from first bid to final warranty.

Competitors	What they offer	Why we are better
Traditional general contractors	Subcontract millwork and finish carpentry to third parties	DKT self-performs CNC millwork in-house: tighter quality control, faster turnaround, single point of accountability
Standalone millwork / fabrication shops	Custom casework and fabrication only; no construction services	DKT delivers construction and millwork under one MBE-certified contract, reducing coordination risk
Large non-MBE general contractors	Full construction services without supplier-diversity credentials	NYS/NYC/PANYNJ MBE certification supports agency diversity goals, paired with an agile, client-centered team and a planned powder-coat finishing line

N09Market trends & key metrics

The numbers we manage to.

Revenue growth

$6M2026→$10M2027→$15M2028→$20M2029

Tracking market penetration and bonding capacity growth.

25%+

Bid win rate

On targeted public-sector bids, reflecting estimating discipline and pricing strength.

12–18%

Gross margin, construction

With 25%+ on millwork, ensuring profitable scaling.

6–12 mo

Backlog / pipeline

Of projected revenue, supporting workforce and cash-flow planning.

70%+

Client retention

Repeat and referral revenue.

Market trend

Growing supplier-diversity requirements on public contracts and rising demand for single-source accountability on complex institutional projects.

N10Financial projections

Revenue stays ahead of breakeven, every year.

Revenue targetBreakeven revenue

Metric	2026	2027	2028	2029
Revenue (target)	$6.0M	$10.0M	$15.0M	$20.0M
Blended gross margin	14–16%	14–16%	14–16%	14–16%
Fixed overhead	~$700K	~$1.1M	~$1.65M	~$2.4M
Breakeven revenue	~$4.7M	~$7.3M	~$11.0M	~$16.0M
Capital investment required	$400K–$600K	$1M–$1.5M	$1.5M–$2M	$2M–$3M
Bonding capacity	$5M single$10M aggregate	Growing	Growing	$20M target

Funding sources: a blended capital stack

NY State loan programsCDFI financingConventional bank CRE loansApplicable grant fundingWorking capital line of creditRetained earnings

supporting the Yonkers, Westchester County facility acquisition and the wood powder-coating equipment investment.

N11Success story

2022

First public-sector project: MTA NYC Transit.

Client / industry: MTA NYC Transit — public transportation
Why it matters: Key moment #1 (Capacity): DKT’s first public-sector project, which began our expansion into public-sector work with MTA and NYCEDC.
Contract: A-37733
Scope: Subway station stair rehabilitation: removal of deteriorated treads and nosings, concrete and steel repairs, new non-slip treads and nosings, handrail and wall-tile work, staged around live station operations.
Contract value: $1.06M
Dates: April 2023 – February 2024

33 Street subway station entrance, MTA NYC Transit — MTA NYC Transit · Contract A-37733

N12Similar work

Public, out-of-state,
and institutional proof.

MTA NYC Transit

Contract A-37733

Station stair rehabilitation. First public-sector project.

Completed: Feb 2024
Value: $1.06M

Korean Community Services building renovation, Queens

NYCEDC

KCS

Korean Community Services building renovation, Queens.

Status: In progress
Value: $3.65M

Kolmar

Kolmar CIS · Kolmar USA

Completed projects outside New York: Santa Monica, CA and Olyphant, PA.

Completed: 2025
Value: $750K

SK Hynix

SK Hynix New York

Private / institutional millwork and interior fit-out.

Completed: 2023
Value: $4.6M

Also delivered: LG Nature Collection (NY, NJ, MA rollout), Korean Cultural Center NY, Dwight School, 75 Rockefeller Plaza, Hanmi Bank (Fort Lee, NJ).

N13Strategic growth goals

202720282029

$10Mrevenue target

$0$20M by 2029

Top 3 goals for 2027

Milestone: Q4 2027

G1

Secure Yonkers facility financing and close the acquisition

Blended NY State loan, CDFI, bank CRE loan, and grant financing; headquarters occupancy targeted for January 2027.

G2

Win the first bonded prime contract and build the public-sector pipeline

Grow bonding capacity and develop qualified opportunities with MTA, NYCEDC, CUNY, NYPA, NYC public schools, and Columbia University.

G3

Reach $10M in revenue and begin the wood powder-coating buildout

Alongside the existing 5-axis CNC machine.

Responsibility: CEO / CFO / Estimating Lead / Business Development Lead

Top 3 goals for 2028

Milestone: Q4 2028

G1

Scale workforce and operations to support $15M in revenue

Grow the team toward 30+ employees with standardized workflows, safety, and compliance.

G2

Deepen institutional relationships and raise the bid win rate toward 30%

MTA, NYCEDC, CUNY, NYPA, NYC public schools, Columbia University, and hospital systems.

G3

Expand the millwork differentiator and the geographic footprint

5-axis CNC plus wood powder coating; extend public-sector work into New Jersey and, over time, other states, building on completed projects in California, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts.

Responsibility: Operations Manager / CEO / Business Development Lead / Sales

Top 3 goals for 2029

Milestone: Q4 2029

G1

Reach the full three-year target

$20M in revenue with 30+ employees.

G2

Operate the Yonkers headquarters and millwork facility

Yonkers, Westchester County, with wood powder coating integrated alongside 5-axis CNC millwork.

G3

Establish a long-term public and institutional backlog

Across MTA, NYCEDC, CUNY, NYPA, NYC public schools, Columbia University, and hospital systems in New York and New Jersey, positioning DKT for long-term enterprise value growth.

Responsibility: CEO / Leadership Team

N16Target growth accounts

Seven accounts,
two already won.

MTA NYC TransitFirst public project (2022); target expanded transportation work
Existing
NYCEDCKCS renovation in progress; target more economic development projects
Existing
CUNYHigher-education facilities
Target
NYPA (New York Power Authority)Energy infrastructure work
Target
NYC public schools (School Construction Authority)K-12 school facilities
Target
Columbia University and other area universitiesInstitutional construction and millwork
Target
Hospital / healthcare systemsHealthcare facilities work
Target

Geography

New YorkOur anchor market

New JerseyExpanding public-sector work

Other states, over timeBuilding on completed projects in California, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts

N17Lessons learned from CU GROW

What the cohort
changed in how we run.

Formal financial reporting and SMART goal-setting

Disciplined reporting and measurable goals support bonding readiness and lender conversations.

A documented growth plan tied to milestones

A three-year plan with dated milestones (Yonkers facility, bonding capacity, revenue targets) replaces informal goals.

Strategic frameworks sharpen positioning

These tools clarified DKT’s public-sector strategy.

Business Model CanvasSWOTBreakeven analysisValue Proposition / STP

N18Our ask

Two introductions
that move the plan.

Procurement introductions

Introductions to procurement contacts at:

MTANYCEDCCUNYNYPANYC public schoolsColumbia UniversityHospital systems

Programs, lenders, and surety

Continued access to mentor-protégé and contractor development programs, and guidance on lender and surety relationships to support bonding capacity growth.

Our value proposition

IFyou connect DKT with public-agency and institutional decision-makers,THENwe will deliver a reliable, MBE-certified, single-source construction and millwork partner that reduces coordination risk, controls schedule and cost, and brings higher-quality, more environmentally friendly finished millwork through our planned wood powder-coating capability.

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Creating unforgettable spaces.