Craton Constructors · Idaho · United States
Building construction for public agencies in Idaho.
Craton Constructors performs facility renovation, accessibility improvements, envelope rehabilitation, and selective demolition for school districts, municipalities, counties, state agencies, and special districts.
- Jurisdiction
- Idaho
- Delivery
- Prime · Subcontract · Task order
- Buyers
- State · County · Municipal · District
- Primary NAICS
- 236220
Self-performed scopes
What Craton builds.
Eight scopes, self-performed. Stated as capability — this is what Craton is organised and equipped to execute, not a record of completed contracts.
Facility Renovation
Occupied and unoccupied interior renovation of public buildings, sequenced around agency operations and phased to keep facilities in service.
ADA Accessibility Improvements
Barrier removal and accessibility upgrades to bring existing facilities into conformance, including restroom reconfiguration and route corrections.
Public Restroom Renovation
Full restroom replacement in schools, municipal buildings, and public facilities — partitions, fixtures, finishes, and accessibility conformance.
Building Envelope Rehabilitation
Exterior wall assemblies, cladding, fenestration, and weather barriers on existing structures.
Interior Finishes & Coatings
Flooring, wall finishes, and coatings specified for commercial traffic and maintenance cycles.
Selective Demolition
Structured removal within occupied and historic facilities, including containment, protection, and debris management.
Emergency Facility Restoration
Reconstruction following water, fire, or storm damage to public buildings, coordinated with agency risk management.
Maintenance, Repair & Minor Construction
Recurring small-dollar work under task-order and job-order contracting arrangements, where responsiveness matters more than scale.
Public sector segments
Who Craton builds for.
| Segment | Scope character | Award route |
|---|---|---|
| K-12 Education | District facility work compressed into summer and holiday windows against firm completion dates. | Districts bid under Idaho Code Title 33 and Title 67. Projects over $50,000 require a Public Works Contractor License. |
| Municipal & County Facilities | City halls, libraries, community centers, shops, and administrative buildings under continuous occupancy. | Council or commission award, often with a published bid calendar and a formal bid opening. |
| State Agencies | Agency-owned facilities, administered through the Division of Public Works above the capital threshold. | DPW-administered solicitations for capital work; agency-level purchasing below the applicable threshold. |
| Special Districts | Highway, fire, water and sewer, cemetery and recreation districts with recurring maintenance needs. | District board award. Thresholds and procedures vary by district enabling statute. |
| Public Safety Facilities | Fire stations, law enforcement facilities, and emergency operations centers that must stay response-ready. | Municipal, county, or district award depending on the owning jurisdiction. |
A craton does not deform. Continents are built onto its edges.
Craton Constructors LLC holds no other company’s licensing, insurance, or past performance, and presents none as its own. Every credential is published on the Qualifications page as it is issued, with the issuing authority named so an agency can verify it at the source.
The companyIdaho public works
Working with Craton.
Idaho requires a Public Works Contractor License on publicly funded projects where the entire project is estimated at $50,000 or more. Subcontracted work under $100,000 performed under the direct supervision of a prime holding a Class Unlimited, AAA, AA, or A license is exempt under Idaho Code 54-1904.
Licensing thresholds, bid listing requirements, and resident-bidder preference rules are set out in full on the Contracting page.
- Entire project estimated at $50,000 or more, publicly funded
- Public Works Contractor License required — contractors and subcontractors alikeIdaho Code 54-1902
- Subcontracted work under $100,000, under direct supervision of a prime holding Class Unlimited, AAA, AA, or A
- Exempt from the license requirementIdaho Code 54-1904
- State prevailing wage
- Idaho has no state prevailing wage statute. Federal Davis-Bacon applies to federally funded work only.No Idaho statute
Verification
Every credential, at its source.
The Qualifications page lists each credential Craton requires to bid public work, the authority that issues it, and whether it has been issued. Nothing is listed as held before it is held, and nothing is described as forthcoming.