Federal projects come with their own paperwork, inspection requirements, and site access rules on top of the concrete work itself. We've done concrete work on federal contracts and government facilities, and we're comfortable with the extra documentation and process that comes with that kind of job.
Whatever the scope, from a small site repair to a bigger contract, we show up prepared for the site requirements and follow the specs as written, start to finish.
Signs you might need this
- You need a concrete subcontractor for a federal contract or bid
- The job is on a government facility with its own access and security requirements
- The scope calls for concrete work poured and documented to a specific set of federal or agency specs
What's included
- Concrete work on federal contracts and government facilities
- Comfortable with federal site access, documentation, and inspection requirements
- Poured to the specs and standards the contract calls for
- Subcontractor experience on government-scoped work
How It Works
- 1
Review the scope
We go through the contract or project specs before pricing anything.
- 2
Site access and requirements
We handle whatever access, security, or documentation the site requires.
- 3
The work
We pour and finish to the specs in the contract, not a general approximation of them.
- 4
Sign off
We're there for inspection and sign off, same as any other job, just with more paperwork.
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