Project-Specific Access
Be considered for opportunities with general contractors and other construction clients based on the trade, scope, and availability required.
Grow Your Opportunities. Stay Independent.
Join the Force Network
Force connects qualified subcontractor companies with project-specific opportunities while preserving the independence of each business and the workers it provides.
Built for Professional Trade Partners
A Documented Path to More Project Opportunities
Our network is designed for subcontractor companies that value professional communication, current documentation, safe work practices, and reliable performance. Opportunities are offered through written work orders, and each company may accept or decline assignments based on its availability and fit.
Apply to Join the Network →Access opportunity without giving up independence.
No minimum-work guarantee. No obligation to accept every assignment. Clear project details before commitment.
No minimum-work guarantee. No obligation to accept every assignment. Clear project details before commitment.
Why Join
A Network Built Around Clarity and Fit
Clear Work Orders
Receive documented project details, schedule, location, rates, headcount, requirements, and assignment instructions.
Central Coordination
Work through a consistent point of contact for project requirements, documentation, timekeeping, invoicing, and communication.
What We Look For
Ready Businesses. Reliable Information.
- A properly established subcontractor business with a current W-9
- Applicable licenses, permits, and certifications for the services offered
- Required general liability, workers’ compensation coverage or valid Florida exemption, and project-specific insurance
- Accurate trade, skill-level, certification, and availability information
- Commitment to OSHA requirements, project safety rules, quality standards, and professional conduct
- Timely timekeeping, invoicing, renewal documentation, and communication
Independent by Design
Force is not your employer.Subcontractor companies control the manner and method of their work, supervise their personnel, maintain required coverage and licensing, and remain responsible for the obligations defined in their agreements and work orders.
Ready to Put Your Capabilities in Front of More Project Teams?