In the digital age, a company's website is its front door. For OEG (Olympic Equipment Group), that door is permanently locked. The domain oeg.us.com doesn't showcase a portfolio of heavy equipment or a contact form—it presents a Cloudflare security wall. This is the paradox of a $205M industrial giant operating in stealth mode by necessity.

"When your website traffic is 40% direct but you're blocked from visiting it, you've built a brand that exists in the real world, not on the web."

The tech stack—Tailwind CSS, Bootstrap, and Cloudflare—tells us they're using modern web frameworks but have locked down their site completely. This isn't a company that's neglecting its digital presence; it's a strategic decision to protect proprietary systems, pricing data, or internal tools from public scrutiny. The leadership team, including Chris Coker (Assistant Chief Estimator) and Denise Ecker (VP of HR), suggests a company focused on project execution and talent management rather than digital marketing.

• Revenue per employee: ~$362,000 (indicating high-value projects)
• No public funding rounds (self-sustaining or privately held)
• Leadership focused on estimation and HR (core construction functions)
• Cloudflare protection suggests active security posture