Fire protection & life safety
CO₂ fire-suppression systems, extinguishers, inspections, testing and service.
01 / LIFE SAFETY
FOR LOCAL & REGIONAL SERVICE CONTRACTORS
Bring Your Trade to Federal Projects.
Prime Solvers LLC is expanding its network of specialized local businesses for potential federal subcontracting work. If you know your trade and the area you serve, we want to hear from you.
One city or countyOne stateMultiple states
BUILDING OUR CONTRACTOR NETWORK
01 / YOUR SPECIALTYTrade capabilitySpecific services and equipment
02 / YOUR AREALocal coverageCities, counties and states
03 / REQUIREMENT FITFederal projectsPotential subcontracting needs
01Keep your local focus
Work within the service territory your company already covers.
02Get considered for a fit
We look for trades and capabilities relevant to specific requirements.
03Federal experience not required
Established local trade businesses are welcome to introduce themselves.
WHO WE'D LIKE TO HEAR FROM
Your trade is your advantage.
We work with defined service requirements—not one-size-fits-all general contracting. Tell us exactly what your company does best.
Industrial machinery & equipment
Mechanical servicing, repairs, equipment installation and component replacement.
02 / EQUIPMENTMarine & waterfront services
Vessel, floating-plant and waterfront equipment inspection, servicing and support.
03 / MARITIMEFacility technical maintenance
Defined on-site maintenance and repair scopes for operational facilities.
04 / FACILITIESIndustrial laundry & cleaning
Protective-workwear laundry, custodial service and scheduled facility cleaning.
05 / RECURRING SERVICESAnother specialized service?
We also welcome introductions from businesses with other practical trades.
06 / OTHER TRADESYou don't need to offer every service. One specialized trade and a clear geographic service area are enough to introduce your business. Tell us what you do →
YOUR SERVICE TERRITORY
Local expertise. Federal reach.
A company serving one city, several counties or multiple states can all be relevant depending on the location and scope of the project.
WHERE DO YOU WORK?
City / CountyStatewideMulti-State
Tell us where your crews can actually perform—not simply where you'd like to bid.
THE INTRODUCTION PROCESS
Simple to connect. Specific when it matters.
We look for the right technical capability, coverage and availability when federal requirements arise.
Introduce your company
Tell us your trade, contact details and service area.
We consider the fit
We review your information against the scope and location of relevant opportunities.
Discuss a project if relevant
We may contact you to discuss qualifications, scheduling and pricing for a particular requirement.
PARTNER WITH PRIME SOLVERS
Introduce your company.
We want to know what you do, where you work and how to reach you. The details you provide help us identify whether your trade could fit a future subcontracting requirement.
Local companies welcomeYou do not need to work nationwide.
Federal background optionalExperience with government contracts is helpful, not mandatory.
No commitment requiredThis is an introduction, not an agreement or promise of work.
Connecting does not guarantee an award, a subcontract, or inclusion on an approved vendor list.
QUESTIONS LOCAL CONTRACTORS ASK
Federal subcontracting FAQs.
Useful answers before you introduce your business to Prime Solvers.
Do I need federal contracting experience?
No. Relevant trade experience and a realistic service territory matter. Tell us if your company has federal past performance, but it is not required simply to introduce your business.
Do I need to cover the entire United States?
No. Many service requirements are local. A city, county, state or defined regional footprint is sufficient for an introduction.
Does this guarantee subcontracting work?
No. Any future discussions depend on specific requirements, qualifications, availability and commercial terms. Submitting an introduction creates no commitment by either party.
Do I need a UEI or SAM.gov registration?
You may provide a UEI if you have one. Whether particular registrations or qualifications are required will depend on the federal contract and proposed subcontract arrangement.