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Capacity, region and mobilisation — what we match on

None of this is a promise of a work order. Registration puts your team on the list Operations checks when a package comes up in your trade and region.

Who can register

• Specialist contracting firms in electrical, fire protection, HVAC, plumbing, ELV and solar installation.
• Small firms and labour contractors — a team of under ten can register. Packages are matched to the capacity you state, not to firm size alone.
• Firms from any state — tell us the regions where you can mobilise.

Registrations are reviewed by Operations / Subcontract Management, with Procurement for packages that include material.

What Operations may ask for at prequalification

A registration needs only the form. If your trade and region match a coming package, Operations asks for the documents that apply to your firm — typically from this list. Having them ready shortens the review; none is a condition of registering, and "not applicable" is a valid answer where the law does not require one.

• GST registration and PAN of the firm.
• Labour licence under the Contract Labour Act, where your headcount on a site brings it into force.
• EPF and ESI registrations, or the reason neither applies to your firm.
• Workmen's compensation / group insurance for site staff.
• Past-work references — two or three recent sites in your trade with a contact who can confirm them.
• Safety record — PPE practice, toolbox talks, any work-at-height or electrical-safety training your crew holds.
• Bank details and a cancelled cheque — only at work-order stage, never at registration.

रजिस्ट्रेशन के लिए सिर्फ़ फ़ॉर्म चाहिए। दस्तावेज़ तभी माँगे जाते हैं जब आपके ट्रेड और क्षेत्र में काम निकले।

From registration to work order

1. Register — firm, trade, package type, base city, regions and team size. Your registration gets a reference number.
2. Capability details — an optional second step: labour strength, tools, live sites, references, safety practice and the compliance that applies to you.
3. Prequalification — Operations reviews capability and references. If your trade and region match a coming package, we ask for the documents that apply to it.
4. Technical and commercial review — scope, drawings, rates and programme for the specific package, often with a site or office meeting.
5. Work order — issued in writing for an agreed scope and terms. Registration alone does not guarantee one.

What we expect on site

• Safety: PPE for every worker, toolbox talks, permits for work at height and hot work, and compliance with the site's own safety rules.
• Quality: installation to the approved drawings and make list, inspection before cover-up, and test records for the work you install.
• Documentation: daily manpower, measurement for billing, and the handover records the package calls for.
• Compliance: GST, PF, ESI, a labour licence and workmen's insurance — each where the law or the project makes it apply to your firm. The form asks about each one separately, with "not applicable" as an answer.

Contractors from any state can register. Our offices are in Ludhiana and Noida; projects run across India.