Grace Pacific has agreed to purchase HC&D’s Camp 10 quarry in Puunene, Maui’s primary aggregate supplier, after HC&D announced closure plans in June. The buyer says current employees will be offered jobs once the sale is finalized.
- HC&D announced in late June it would close its Camp 10 quarry in Puunene, threatening dozens of jobs and the island’s local supply of construction aggregate.
- Grace Pacific, a Hawaii-based quarry and asphalt operator, has stepped in as the confirmed buyer and says workers can stay on after the deal closes.
- The quarry supplies basalt, crushed rock, and ready-mix concrete critical to Maui road and construction projects — its loss would have raised costs and caused delays.
- Permitting transitions and final staffing plans have not yet been announced; HC&D’s website still lists Camp 10 as its active Maui location.
- A stable aggregate supply matters for Maui property owners, as ongoing construction and infrastructure work — including fire recovery rebuilding — depends on locally sourced materials.
Source: Hoodline
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