Mine-Site Civil Services

The groundwork behind America's mineral comeback.

America is rebuilding its domestic mineral supply — and every mine starts with civil groundwork. Dig Deep Minerals prepares it: roads, pads, drainage, and site infrastructure, backed by the equipment, operators, and field record of Can You Dig It, LLC, serving the Permian Basin since 2014.

Our Services Federal Contracting
2026Dig Deep Minerals formed
2014Parent company in the field
100%Service-disabled veteran-owned
NM + TXHome operating region

What we do

Civil groundwork is the foundation every mining operation stands on. We prepare it — roads, pads, drainage, and site infrastructure — so extraction can start on solid ground.

Site Preparation

Clearing, grubbing, grading, and pad construction for mine facilities, staging areas, and support infrastructure.

Haul & Access Roads

Haul-road construction and maintenance, access roads, and dust-control grading built for heavy traffic.

Drainage & Stormwater

Ditches, culverts, berms, and stormwater controls that protect the site and keep operations moving.

Material Hauling

Aggregate, overburden, and bulk material hauling with a seasoned dump-truck fleet.

Reclamation Support

Recontouring, topsoil placement, and revegetation prep in support of mine reclamation plans.

Demolition & Cleanup

Structure removal, debris haul-off, and site cleanup for decommissioning and redevelopment.

Focus Minerals

Industrial minerals, American ground.

Our current development focus: the industrial minerals the Southwest holds in abundance and American industry buys every day.

Gypsum

The backbone of wallboard, plaster, and cement — plus a soil amendment trusted by agriculture. Steady, high-volume, essential demand.

Zeolite

A natural molecular sieve: water filtration, odor and contaminant absorption, agriculture, and industrial processing. Demand grows with every environmental standard.

Focus areas describe our business direction, not mineral reserves or holdings. No reserves, claims, or production are stated or implied.

How we work

One accountable crew from first walk to final grade.

Step 1

Assess

Walk the ground with you. Scope the earthwork, the water, and the access — then price it straight.

Step 2

Mobilize & Clear

Our iron, our operators, on site fast. Clearing, grubbing, and mass grading to plan.

Step 3

Build

Haul roads, pads, drainage, and infrastructure — constructed to hold up under production traffic.

Step 4

Stand Behind It

Reclamation support, maintenance, and emergency response. We answer the phone after the check clears.

We own our iron and self-perform. Dump trucks, heavy earthmoving equipment, and seasoned operators through parent company Can You Dig It, LLC — no brokerage, no pass-through. The crew that bids your work is the crew that does it.

Why Dig Deep Minerals

Our commitments

How we operate, in writing — before anyone has to ask.

Safety

Every job starts with a safety plan and ends with everyone going home. No shortcut is worth a crew member.

Land

We work ground we're proud to hand back — controlled water, contained sediment, reclamation done right.

Community

Hobbs is home. We hire local, buy local, and show up for the community we work in.

Where we're headed

2026

Formed

Dig Deep Minerals LLC organized as a subsidiary of Can You Dig It, LLC. Website and brand live.

Next

Registrations

State approval, then federal registrations — SAM.gov, UEI, CAGE — and SBA certifications as earned.

Then

First Contracts

Competing for federal mine-site civil works and teaming with primes — while serving private operators today.

Federal contracting. Service-disabled veteran-owned. Applicable NAICS 212390, 213115, 238910, 237310. Pursuing federal mine-site civil works, reclamation, and heavy civil contracts — prime or teamed. Our classifications and targets →

Market intel. Live mineral prices, mining-company stocks, and where America's key minerals come from — tracked on our Market Intel page →

Work with us. Operators, drivers, and hands — apply here →  ·  Need site work done? Hire us →

Field Notes

Occasional updates from the field — new capabilities, registrations, and opportunities. No spam, ever.