About Us

Achuti is a full-service Federal prime contractor that provides design-build construction and other services through our 8(a) and HubZone certifications.

As trusted federal partners, we prioritize honesty and clarity in scope development. Our primary focus is to understand your vision and needs before offering solutions. We value timeliness, straightforward communication, and prioritize prototypes over presentations. We also believe in the importance of face-to-face meetings for site-specific planning.

Over the years, we’ve had the privilege of working on exceptional projects with outstanding clients, many of whom we continue to serve today. We welcome the opportunity to discuss how we can support your project needs. Please reach out to Achuti via phone or email for a consultation.

With deep pride in our Indigenous heritage, we also honor and support the women and men serving in our military and federal government.

Dan Patrick, a proud North Carolina Native and member of the Waccamaw Siouan Tribe, graduated from East Carolina University and brings over 15 years of experience in Military and Federal contracting. In 2019, he founded Achuti LLC, an award-winning design-build and construction firm based in Raleigh, NC, serving military and federal clients worldwide. Holding an unlimited contractor's license, Dan has successfully partnered with nearly every federal agency across the U.S. Outside of work, he is passionate about exploring the local food scenes in the cities he visits.

Dan Patrick

President & CEO

Waccamaw Siouan Tribe Member

The Waccamaw Siouan Tribe, or "People of the Fallen Star," are a Siouan-speaking peoples of the Southeast. Their oral history links their origins to a meteorite that formed the lake, a site of cultural significance where ancient tribal canoes preserved under the Lakes surface are still occasionally being discovered . Despite historical challenges, the tribe preserved its identity and was officially recognized by North Carolina in 1971. Today, they honor their heritage through cultural events, language preservation, and community programs, contributing to the state's rich cultural tapestry.