Work with CPS as a trade partner
Put your trade expertise to work on CPS projects.
We partner with contractors and specialty trades on commercial renovations, facility improvements and equipment-related construction across the United States.
Strong partnerships start with clear expectations on both sides. Tell us what you do, where you work and the types of projects that fit your team.
What you can expect from us
Scope and plans before you price
We share the available scope, plans and specifications, and help resolve questions that affect your price or how you will perform the work.
Coordination before you arrive
We confirm site contacts, access requirements, scheduling and the responsibilities for your assignment.
A clear route for questions and changes
Work through your CPS contact when conditions differ from the scope or a change needs review. We coordinate the client-side decisions and communicate the next steps.
Clear terms before work starts
Before an assignment begins, we establish the scope, pricing, payment terms and required documentation. We explain what is needed for updates, invoicing and closeout.
What we look for in a partner
We value capable trades who communicate clearly, prepare for the work and follow through. We review your experience, references, insurance and any required licenses. The requirements depend on your trade, location and the project.
Tell us about your commercial experience, crew capabilities and working area. Include any specialist training or credentials relevant to your work.
From application to assignment
- Tell us about your business. Submit your trade, service area, experience and the documents requested in the application.
- We review the fit. Our team reviews your information and follows up where clarification or additional qualification is needed.
- Review a project opportunity. When a project fits your trade and service area, we discuss the work, schedule and information needed for your proposal.
- Confirm the assignment. Confirm the agreed work, price, schedule, payment terms and required documents before starting.
Submitting an application does not guarantee a project. Work depends on client needs, location, qualifications and availability.
U.S. contractor application
Tell us your trade and the areas you serve. Have your completed W-9 and current certificate of insurance ready to upload. Your insurance agent can provide your COI.
Licensing requirements vary by trade and location. If licensing does not apply to your work, select that option and our team will review the requirements.
Already working with CPS?
For an active assignment, contact your CPS project contact. Include the project location and the question or item that needs attention.