A public construction company. Work won through competitive procurement, performed under bond, and paid on documented progress.
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CORAL GABLES, Florida — September 9, 2026 — Related Blocks, Inc. (OTC: RBLK) today announced that it has commenced the process of qualifying the Company as a licensed general contractor in the State of Florida.
The application is pending with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. The Company is awaiting the Department's update of its records and the issuance of a contractor licence number. The Company can give no assurance as to whether or when the licence will be issued; that determination rests with the Department rather than with the Company.
Related Blocks has project management and estimating personnel in place and is preparing to pursue competitively procured public work in Miami-Dade County and Broward County. Licensing, together with bonding capacity and agency prequalification, is a precondition to bidding public contracts in Florida, and the Company does not intend to submit bids before those requirements are satisfied.
The Company intends to report further developments as they occur.
Announcements and periodic reports as filed by the company are published through OTC Markets.
Related Blocks, Inc. is a construction company pursuing work as a general contractor on governmental projects. Public work is won through competitive procurement, performed under public contract terms, and paid against documented progress rather than invoice. It is slower to enter than private construction and considerably harder to leave.
Competitively procured work for public agencies — aviation, seaport, municipal and county departments — bid, bonded and performed under public contract terms.
Structural repair and restoration, site and utility scopes, and rehabilitation of public assets already in service.
Selective development and real estate opportunities where construction capability is the advantage rather than an outsourced cost.
Why this sector. Public infrastructure spending runs on multi-year appropriations rather than the private credit cycle. Agencies are legally obliged to maintain the assets they own, the work is physically located where it is, and it does not offshore. The barriers to entry — licensing, bonding, prequalification and past-performance history — are high, and they protect the companies already inside as much as they exclude newcomers.
Related Blocks is being qualified as a general contractor in the State of Florida. The application is pending with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation and the Company is awaiting the issuance of a licence number. Once licensed, the Company acts as the contracting party of record; specialty trade scopes — electrical, mechanical, plumbing and other licensed disciplines — are subcontracted to licensed firms and coordinated by the Company.
That is the standard structure for a general contractor on public work. The agency contracts with one accountable party. The contractor carries the contract, the bond, the schedule and the payment process, and manages the trades performing under it.
Once licensed, the general contractor of record — party to the contract, the performance and payment bonds, and the agency relationship.
Trade scopes procured and coordinated under one contract, with flow-down terms, insurance and lien releases administered by the company.
Schedules of values, CPM baselines, pay applications and change management — the administrative machinery public work actually runs on.
Placing and finishing concrete, reinforcing, formwork, and heavy civil structure — the scopes that sit under nearly every public contract, whether the job is a building, a roadway or a facility already in service.
Agencies do not pay against an invoice. They pay against a schedule of values, a certified pay application, lien releases and an accepted baseline schedule — reviewed by an inspector, an engineer and a project manager before any money moves.
A contractor who structures a schedule of values properly is paid for mobilisation and materials when they are incurred rather than months later. One who submits a defensible baseline schedule has a position when a delay is argued. One who serves notice inside the contractual window keeps a claim alive.
None of that is visible from outside the business, and all of it decides whether a correctly built job makes money.
Project history is the credential that matters in public procurement, and it is also a statement investors rely on. Contracts held and performed by the company are disclosed in its periodic reports as published through OTC Markets.
For the company's current contract position, refer to the most recent periodic report published through OTC Markets.
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Related Blocks, Inc. is quoted on OTC Markets under the symbol RBLK. The company publishes periodic disclosure through OTC Markets rather than filing Forms 10-Q and 10-K with the SEC. The figures below are drawn from the company's quarterly report for the period ended June 30, 2026.
| Legal entity name | Related Blocks, Inc. |
| Trading symbol | RBLK |
| Quotation venue | OTC Markets |
| CUSIP | 14575N 105 |
| State of incorporation | Nevada — incorporated February 27, 2007; standing active |
| Former names | Cynergi Holdings, Inc. · Sports Supplement Group, Inc. · CarSmartt, Inc. |
| Principal executive office | 306 Alcazar Avenue, Coral Gables, Florida 33134 |
| Shell status | Not a shell company |
| Par value | $0.00001 |
| Common shares authorised | 900,000,000 as of 06/30/2026 |
| Common shares outstanding | 595,305 as of 06/30/2026 |
| Preferred shares outstanding | 1,000,000 as of 06/30/2026 |
| Preferred rights | Voting and conversion rate of 1:500 |
| Holders of record | 67 as of 06/30/2026 |
| Fiscal year end | December 31 |
| Transfer agent | Empire Stock Transfer 1859 Whitney Mesa Drive, Henderson, NV 89014 · 702-818-5898 · info@empirestock.com |
| Securities counsel | Morgan E. Petitti, Esq. 118 W. Streetsboro Road, Suite 317, Hudson, OH 44236 |
| Material legal proceedings | None reported as of the Q2 2026 report |
| Investor relations | info@relatedblocks.com · 917-336-2733 |
Officers, directors and control persons, together with their share ownership, are disclosed in the company's periodic reports as published through OTC Markets. Refer to the most recent filed report for that information.
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