Teaming
Two doors. Pick yours.
Primes looking for an SDVOSB partner with real self-perform depth, and subcontractors and suppliers who want to bid our work, are both in the right place.
FOR PRIMES
An SDVOSB partner, not a pass-through.
If your small-business subcontracting plan needs SDVOSB participation, the risk is not finding a certified firm — there are thousands. The risk is finding one that can hold real scope without you having to backfill it.
- Real self-perform scope — general, civil, mechanical, electrical and I&C, so we can take a meaningful package rather than a nominal one
- Certification you can rely on — SBA VetCert SDVOSB, owner-controlled, verifiable in SAM.gov and SBA Small Business Search
- Prime, sub, or joint venture — we hold prime contracts, so we understand your side of the paperwork
- Public-work fluency — prevailing wage, certified payroll, federal QC format, and occupied-site sequencing already in place
FOR SUBS & SUPPLIERS
Bid our work.
We self-perform a great deal, but not everything. We keep a standing bid list for trades and suppliers who can work to public specification, carry the required insurance, and produce certified payrolls without being chased.
- Bid documents on request — we send plans, specs and addenda directly to firms on our bid list
- What we need from you — W-9, certificate of insurance, license, and any DBE, SDVOSB, WOSB, HUBZone or state small-business certification you hold
- Certified firms, tell us — your certification helps us meet subcontracting plan goals, which makes you easier to award
- Prompt payment — pay applications processed on a published schedule
A note on how we team
We do not lend our certification. If our name is on the subcontracting plan, our people are on the site.