Tell Us About the Project.
Bring us the project, the agency, or the teaming need. We respond quickly and come prepared.
Start With the Details.
The more you put into the first message, the faster we can tell you whether we are the right fit for the scope and who from our side belongs on the call.
Save Yourself a Round Trip.
Most first messages leave out the one detail that decides everything, usually the timeline or who holds the prime. If you have these in front of you, send them now and we can come back with something useful instead of a list of questions.
If any of it is sensitive or not yet public, leave it out and say so. We can sort the rest on a call.
- The agency, owner, or prime contractor involved
- Which sector the work falls under
- Location and rough project timeline
- Teaming, subcontracting, or direct support
- Solicitation or contract number, if one exists
- The scope you need covered and by when
The Details Contracting Officers Ask For.
Business Identity
Veteran Critical Infrastructure Group, LLC. Veteran Owned Small Business, based in Florida.
Certification Status
SDVOSB, SBA certification pending approval. Florida Veteran Business Enterprise, application pending.
Registration
SAM.gov registration in process. UEI and CAGE code forthcoming.
NAICS Codes
Primary 561210 Facilities Support Services. Additional 541611, 541614, 541618, 561499, 561621.
Capability statement available upon request. Certification and registration statuses shown above are current as of publication and will be updated as approvals are issued.
Building a Subcontracting Plan?
If you are assembling a team for a federal or public infrastructure pursuit, start the conversation early. Scope and division of responsibility are easier to settle before award than after.