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Integrity CRR is an SBA-certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business with active Georgia State Financing & Investment Commission project experience.
For procurement officers
Qualifications at a Glance.
SDVOSB Certified
SBA-certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business. Verifiable in SAM.gov. Eligible for SDVOSB set-aside procurement at federal and state levels.
GSFIC Experience
Active project experience with the Georgia State Financing & Investment Commission. Familiar with state-funded project requirements, draw schedules, and inspector workflows.
Bonded
Active bonding capacity for performance and payment bonds. Surety relationships available for project-specific bonding letters.
Multi-State Licensed
Active commercial GC licenses in Georgia (#GCCO009212) and Florida (#CGC1539499). License numbers verifiable in each state's contractor database.
Roofing Capability
GAF and Mule-Hide certified for both commercial single-ply and residential systems. Haag-certified inspectors for damage assessments and forensic documentation.
Principal Access
Procurement officers and inspectors deal directly with principals — not a project coordinator three levels deep. Decisions get made the same day.
For bid teams
Need Our Documentation?
We'll send you a current capabilities packet including CAGE code, UEI, SAM.gov registration, bonding letter, state license numbers, and recent project references — formatted for inclusion in your bid evaluation file.
Public Works FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What does SDVOSB mean?
SDVOSB stands for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business. It's an SBA certification confirming the business is at least 51% owned and controlled by service-disabled veterans. SDVOSB-certified businesses are eligible for federal set-aside procurement opportunities under FAR 19.14.
Are you registered in SAM.gov?
Yes — Integrity CRR maintains active SAM.gov registration with valid CAGE and UEI codes, required for federal and most state government contracting. Numbers available on request for capabilities packets.
What GSFIC project experience do you have?
Integrity CRR has active project experience with the Georgia State Financing & Investment Commission, including the TCSG-411 program. We're familiar with state-funded project requirements, draw schedules, certified payroll, and inspector workflows.
What's your bonding capacity?
We carry active bonding capacity for performance and payment bonds on commercial and public works projects. Project-specific bonding letters and current capacity statements are available on request through our surety.
Can you bid on SDVOSB set-aside RFPs?
Yes. As an SBA-certified SDVOSB, we're eligible to bid on federal SDVOSB set-aside opportunities and state-level veteran-owned set-asides where applicable. Send the RFP and we'll evaluate fit quickly.
How do I get a capabilities packet for our bid evaluation file?
Use the Contact form or call (833) 423-6255. We'll send a current packet including CAGE/UEI, SAM.gov verification, bonding letter, state license numbers, recent project references, and insurance certificate — formatted for inclusion in bid files.
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