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KEYSTONE CIVIL, INC.

Name: KEYSTONE CIVIL, INC. — KEYSTONE CIVIL, INC. 401(K) PLAN, Form 5500 (2024)
Creator: KEYSTONE CIVIL, INC.

Form 5500-SF

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KEYSTONE CIVIL, INC. 401(K) PLAN

401(k) retirement plan

Active participants

Accounts w/ balance

Plan assets (EOY)

$5.1M

Net assets (EOY)

$5.1M

Plan health score (directional)

/ 100

Grade A

Top-tier plan health

Directional indicator computed from public Form 5500 data — compliance, concentration, cost, vendor stack and participation. Not a fiduciary tool.

Compliance & disclosures

100

Concentration risk

Total plan cost

Vendor stack

100

Participation health

Decision-maker contacts

CFO / Head of HR / Benefits Manager — verified email + LinkedIn for KEYSTONE CIVIL, INC..

Plan sponsor

Name

KEYSTONE CIVIL, INC.

EIN

20-2501623

Address

2635 WINDGUARD CIRCLE, SUITE 102 · WESLEY CHAPEL, FL · 33544

Phone

(813) 600-5857

Industry

Engineering Services· Professional & Technical Servicessee all

Plan administrator

Same as plan sponsor.

Plan characteristics

Plan number

001

Plan year

2024

Plan year begin

2024-01-01

Tax period

2024-12-31

Filed

2025-06-25

Pension benefit codes

2A · Age/service weighted or new comparability

2E · Profit-sharing

2F · ERISA section 404(c)

2G · Total participant-directed accounts

2J · 401(k) feature

2K · 401(m) arrangement

2T · Default investment account (QDIA)

3D · Pre-approved plan (master / prototype / VS)

Service providers (Schedule C)

Small plans don't disclose service providers

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