Sterling Subcontractor Resources

A building is only as good as its foundation. That foundation begins with our key subcontractors and suppliers that work with us daily to deliver quality projects to our clients. We are always looking to strengthen our foundation through building relationships with our existing subcontractors and suppliers or through creating new relationships. Contact us at estimating@thesterlinggrp.com if you’d like to become a part of our solid foundation.

Subcontractor Prequalification

New Prequalification Applicants

There are two ways to complete your prequalification form.

(1) Complete the PDF form and return to estimating@thesterlinggrp.com or fax to 574-243-9994.

(2) Complete the form within SmartBidNet. You can only do so if you have a company profile established within SmartBidNet. You most likely have a company profile if you have received an invitation to bid from this site.

Before you begin completing your prequalification form you will need the following information:

Copy of W-9
List of authorized agents
List of your companies license numbers
States your company does business
Number of permanent employees in your company
Dun and Bradstreet information
Worker's compensation modification rate
Four general contractor references
Five largest projects completed in the last five years
Four major projects under construction
Current projects for which your company is a candidate for contract award
Bonding agent and surety information
Company safety information

Bid Opportunities

See our current projects page to learn more about where we’re building. Contact estimating@thesterlinggrp.com to learn more about these opportunities and how you can obtain an invitation to bid. Note that you must complete the prequalification process before an invitation to bid can be sent.

Testimonials

“Working with Sterling has been a breath of fresh air in the construction industry. From the Project Executives to the field superintendents, the professionalism, courtesy and respect defined our relationship from contract negotiation through project execution. It is rare to have open communication with a focus on realistic results and time frames while truly working as a team between a General Contractor and a Subcontractor to accomplish a common goal. However, our experience incorporated each of these ideals fully. Success in our industry is built upon the strength of the relationships we build along the way. The relationships established during our work on this project have been and will continue to be beneficial for both Sterling and Kimbel into the foreseeable future.”