Prequalification

The sheet, line by line

This is what the one-page sheet carries and where each number comes from. Ask for it and we send it as a PDF, with the bid date you give us.

Licenses
- Electrical contractor business permit
  NJ Lic. 000000 · New Jersey State Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors
  The state permit a firm needs to contract for electrical work in New Jersey. Confirm the permit and who holds it with the Board before you award.
Registrations
- Public works contractor registration
  NJ Registration 000000 · New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development
  The registration New Jersey asks for on public work. The certificate shows the firm is registered, and an agency can check it with the Department.
Certifications
- New Jersey small business enterprise (SBE)
  Certificate number and expiry date, from the certifying office
- Veteran-owned small business
  Certificate number, from the certifying office
- OSHA 30-hour cards
  The supervisors who hold one, by name
Safety numbers
- Experience modification rate (EMR)
  Three years, from the insurer's worksheet
- Recordable incident rate
  Three years, with the OSHA 300A summaries
- Written safety program
  Site-specific plan for each job, on request
Projects
- Three references
  Owner type, scope, contract size and a contact for each

On site

What the safety numbers stand for

Numbers are only as good as the habits behind them. These are ours.

Using the sheet

It is issued the day you ask, with its date on it. Certificates that expire during your project are listed with their renewal dates.

The sheet's lines and this page are written in English and Spanish. Tell us which your agency's file needs.

Send it. We fill in your form and attach the sheet and the certificates behind it.

Bid invitations

Tell us who you are, what the job is and when the bid is due. Plans too large to attach can go by link.

Hours