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Project Delivery Framework

01 PRE-QUALIFICATION

VENDOR APPROVAL & CAPABILITY VERIFICATION

Operations are led by a former Fortune 500 COO with oversight across project management, QA/closeout, and financial controls. We maintain the documentation standards, insurance thresholds, and compliance infrastructure that enterprise clients require before a contractor reaches a bid list.

All crews are in-house W-2 employees — not subcontracted labor. This ensures consistent quality, safety compliance, and accountability across every project, regardless of geography. We deploy nationally from Dallas-based operations with experienced field leadership in every market.

Our client history spans Fortune 500 facilities across aerospace, defense, semiconductor, data center, pharmaceutical, and electronics manufacturing environments. We carry project-specific references for ANSI/ESD S20.20, terrazzo, polished concrete, and urethane cement systems.

Pre-Qualification Package
  • Corporate capability statement
  • EMR and safety record documentation
  • OSHA 30 certifications
  • Insurance certificates (per project limits)
  • Bonding capacity verification
  • W-2 crew documentation
  • Client reference list by facility type
  • Geographic coverage map

02 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

SYSTEM ENGINEERING & COMPLIANCE DESIGN

We engineer flooring systems to meet the electrical, chemical, and mechanical requirements of your specific environment. Every project begins with a site assessment and specification review to determine the appropriate system — conductive, dissipative, or static-control — based on the facility’s operational profile.

For ESD environments, we design to ANSI/ESD S20.20 and IEC 61340-5-1, addressing system resistance, body voltage generation, and grounding requirements. Material selection accounts for chemical exposure, thermal cycling, traffic loading, and moisture conditions specific to your facility.

For terrazzo, polished concrete, and urethane cement systems, specifications address compressive strength, abrasion resistance, slip coefficient, reflectivity, and aesthetic requirements. We coordinate with architects and engineers to ensure flooring specifications integrate with adjacent building systems.

Specification Deliverables
  • System selection recommendation with rationale
  • ANSI/ESD S20.20 compliance mapping
  • Material technical data sheets
  • Environmental compatibility assessment
  • Moisture mitigation evaluation (ASTM F2170)
  • Substrate condition assessment
  • Color and finish samples
  • Manufacturer warranty documentation
Standards ANSI/ESD S20.20 · IEC 61340-5-1 · ASTM F2170 · ASTM F1869 · ICRI 310.2 · ACI 302.1R

03 SUBMITTALS & APPROVAL

DOCUMENTATION FOR SINGLE-PASS REVIEW

Our submittal packages are structured for single-pass approval. We assemble complete documentation sets that anticipate the questions your project team, architect, and engineer will ask — because we’ve been through the review process with enterprise clients hundreds of times.

Surface preparation documentation includes substrate testing results, moisture readings, surface profile measurements, and remediation plans where required. Every condition that affects system performance is documented before installation begins.

The QA/QC plan is project-specific and addresses inspection hold points, testing frequencies, acceptance criteria, and corrective action procedures. This isn’t a template — it’s built for your facility’s requirements and your project team’s review process.

Submittal Package
  • Product submittals with manufacturer approvals
  • Shop drawings (where applicable)
  • Surface preparation plan and documentation
  • Moisture test results (ASTM F2170 / F1869)
  • Project-specific QA/QC plan
  • Installation schedule and phasing plan
  • Site-specific safety plan
  • Waste management and VOC compliance plan

04 PROJECT EXECUTION

MOBILIZATION, INSTALLATION & FIELD DOCUMENTATION

Mobilization is coordinated through our Dallas operations center with experienced field leadership deployed to every project. Pre-construction meetings establish communication protocols, access requirements, schedule integration, and safety expectations before a single tool touches the slab.

We execute phased installations designed around your facility’s operational requirements — whether that means shutdown-window work, occupied-space coordination, or new construction sequencing. Our W-2 crews work second and third shifts, weekends, and accelerated schedules when the project demands it.

Daily documentation includes progress photos, environmental readings (temperature, humidity, dew point), material batch tracking, and installation thickness measurements. Your project team has visibility into every phase without chasing updates.

Safety is managed through site-specific plans that address your facility’s protocols, access requirements, and hazard conditions. All crew members hold OSHA 30 certifications and complete facility-specific orientations before accessing the work area.

During Execution
  • Pre-construction meeting and documentation
  • Daily progress reports with photography
  • Environmental condition logging
  • Material batch and lot tracking
  • Thickness and profile measurements
  • In-process quality inspections
  • Schedule updates and variance reporting
  • Safety compliance documentation
Crew Model In-house W-2 · Nationwide from Dallas · OSHA 30 · Site-specific safety · Second/third shift capability

05 COMMISSIONING & CLOSEOUT

TESTING, VERIFICATION & DOCUMENTATION HANDOFF

Post-installation testing verifies that every square foot meets specification. For ESD systems, this includes system resistance testing (RTG, point-to-point, point-to-ground), body voltage generation testing, and grounding verification — documented per ANSI/ESD S7.1 with calibrated instrumentation.

The closeout package is assembled for your records system, not ours. We deliver documentation in the format your facilities team requires — whether that’s a structured PDF package, Procore uploads, or integration with your document management system. Every test result, product data sheet, warranty certificate, and as-built record is organized and indexed.

Warranty and maintenance handoff includes manufacturer warranty registration, recommended maintenance schedules, approved cleaning products, and performance expectations for the installed system. Your facilities team gets a direct line to our technical staff for the life of the floor.

Closeout Package
  • Final system resistance test results
  • Body voltage generation test documentation
  • Grounding verification records
  • Material certificates and batch records
  • Manufacturer warranty certificates
  • As-built documentation
  • Maintenance and care guide
  • Punch list completion verification
  • Final photography (before/after)
Testing ANSI/ESD S7.1 · RTG · Point-to-point resistance · Point-to-ground resistance · Body voltage generation · Calibrated instrumentation

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Case Studies

ESD Epoxy Flooring Case Study: 34,000 SF Dallas, TX
• Tier-1 electronics QA environment • 34,000 SF ESD epoxy flooring • Phased work in occupied space • Verification + closeout documentation
ESD Epoxy Flooring Case Study: 67,000 SF | Houston, TX
• Tier-1 electronics manufacturing / QA (ESD-controlled) • 67,000 SF ESD epoxy flooring • Product-cycle reconfiguration program • Phased install; moisture + resistance testing; closeout docs
ESD Epoxy Flooring Case Study: 4,000 SF | Austin, TX
• Aerospace electronics testing area (ESD-controlled) • 4,000 SF ESD epoxy flooring • Active facility install; sequenced to maintain ops • Grounded system; resistance verification + closeout