Prequalification
The prequal metrics GCs vet on — with the source behind each.
Safety record, bonding capacity, insurance limits, and licensing for general-contractor prequalification. Each metric is backed by a current document — COI, EMR letter, surety letter, and license — issued directly to general contractors on request so every copy you receive is current and addressed to your project.
Gatekeeper metrics
Safety, bonding, insurance & licensing at a glance
The numbers a procurement team checks first. Each carries a source microline so it can be confirmed against the underlying certificate or letter.
Experience Modification Rate (EMR)
On requestOn request
Source: Provided to general contractors on request — current EMR letter from our carrier.
Lost-time incident record
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Source: Provided to general contractors on request — OSHA 300A logs and man-hours worked.
Bonding capacity
On requestOn request
Source: Provided to general contractors on request — surety letter, single and aggregate.
General liability limits
On requestOn request
Source: Provided to general contractors on request — certificate of insurance, GL per-occurrence / aggregate.
Workers' compensation limits
On requestOn request
Source: Provided to general contractors on request — certificate of insurance, WC / employer's liability.
Massachusetts contractor registration
On requestOn request
Source: Provided to general contractors on request — registration and certificate of eligibility.
ISNetworld / Avetta
On requestOn request
Source: Provided to general contractors on request — membership grade and ID once enrolled.
Each figure above is backed by a current certificate or letter we issue to general contractors on request, rather than a static number posted publicly — so the copy you receive is always current and addressed to your project. Request the package below and we’ll send the matching documents with the values filled in.
Prequal documents
Certificates & program summaries
The standard prequal package. These are issued to general contractors on request so every copy is current and addressed to your project.
Safety & OSHA compliance
A safety program built for high-consequence ground
Deep foundations are buried, irreversible work next to occupied structures. Our program is written to OSHA standards and kept prequal-ready.
OSHA-aligned program
Field operations follow an OSHA-compliant health & safety program, including required competent-person oversight for excavation, trenching, and rigging.
Prequal-ready documentation
Safety manual, certificate of insurance, and EMR letter are maintained for general-contractor prequalification and supplied on request.
Daily site discipline
Task-specific job hazard analysis, daily toolbox talks, and PPE enforcement keep crews and adjacent structures protected on every dig.
Industry standards
Aligned with the deep-foundation industry bodies
We hold our means, methods, and safety to the standards of practice published by the foundation-engineering and pile-driving associations. Follow any badge to its issuer.
- Deep Foundations InstituteDeep-foundation engineering standards
- ADSC: The International Association of Foundation DrillingDrilled shafts & anchored earth retention
- Pile Driving Contractors AssociationDriven-pile best practices & safety
- Associated General Contractors of AmericaGeneral-contracting standards & safety
- Associated Builders and ContractorsMerit-shop construction & STEP safety
Need our prequal package?
Tell us the GC, the project, and your prequal portal (ISNetworld, Avetta, or your own form) — we'll return current certificates and a quote within 3 days.