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Bid-qualified. Prevailing-wage.

Municipal, county, state and federal facility flooring is its own discipline — bid-qualified specifications, prevailing-wage labor, certified payroll, OSHA documentation and a project file the inspector can audit. We're set up for it.

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20+
Years installing
2,400+
Floors completed
5.0 ★
Google rating
10–15 Yr
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— TL;DR

The five-second answer.

  • —Solid epoxy, polyaspartic, chip — system selected per spec section.
  • —Prevailing-wage compliant, certified payroll, OSHA documentation.
  • —DIR-registered, bid-qualified general contractor relationships.
  • —Project file built for audit from kickoff.
— The problem

Government flooring isn't a product problem — it's a paperwork problem.

The technical spec for a city corp yard or a county facility is rarely the hard part — it's the certified payroll, DIR registration, prevailing-wage labor compliance, OSHA submittals, MSDS package, and the formal project closeout file the inspector wants. Contractors who can't deliver that paperwork don't get a second project. We run government work as a separate operational track with the documentation built into the kickoff, not bolted on at the end.

Recommended systems.

Three engineered options. Final selection drives off your substrate, use and decorative goal.

Option 01

Solid Epoxy

General-purpose municipal spec. Striping in-coating. 20–40 mil.

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Option 02

Polyurea / Polyaspartic

Fast-turnaround for occupied facilities. 24-hr return to service.

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Option 03

Epoxy Chip

Common spec for municipal break rooms, restrooms, locker rooms.

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What we engineer around.

Substrate, environment, downtime — every spec gets evaluated before product is selected.

Prevailing wage

All field labor compensated to current DIR prevailing wage. Certified payroll filed weekly per project.

Bid-qualified

DIR-registered, bonded, insured to government project minimums. Bid documentation pre-built.

Submittals

Manufacturer datasheets, MSDS, installer qualifications, project schedule — submitted in spec format.

OSHA documentation

Site safety plan, silica compliance plan, PPE register — filed before mobilization.

Phased install

Occupied facility install phased around use. Coordinated with facility manager and security.

Project closeout

As-built file: install photos, manufacturer warranty, inspector sign-off, maintenance schedule. Audit-ready.

— Typical timeline

Per project. Typical municipal corp yard: 5–10 days phased. Office building: 3–5 days per zone.

— Typical cost range

Per spec — government projects bid against the published spec. Material and labor at prevailing-wage rates.

Final spec quoted on-site after substrate evaluation.

— Frequently asked

Specifics matter.

Are you bid-qualified for government work?
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Yes — DIR-registered, bonded, insured to typical government project minimums, and qualified through several California municipal pre-qualification processes. Bid documentation, certified payroll templates, and prevailing-wage compliance procedures are built into our standard government project workflow. We can submit pre-qual paperwork ahead of bid windows on request.
What does prevailing-wage actually mean for the project?
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All field-installed labor on a public works project is compensated at the current California DIR prevailing wage rate for the trade and county — published rate, no negotiation. Certified payroll is filed weekly with the agency. Material cost is unaffected. Project budget is typically 25–40% higher than a private project of the same scope; that's normal and expected on government work.
Can you work in occupied facilities?
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Yes — most municipal and county facility work is in occupied buildings: corp yards, fire stations, libraries, court buildings. We phase installs around use, coordinate with facility security, work nights or weekends as required. HEPA dust collection and low-VOC chemistry where indoor air quality matters. Standard procedure for occupied government work.
What about LEED or Build It Smart compliance?
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Most decorative concrete and resin systems we install qualify for LEED credits (low-VOC, regional materials, durability, indoor air quality). We file the credit documentation as part of project closeout when the project is pursuing LEED or a similar certification. Available on request at bid time.
Who's signed off on past government work?
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Project references available on request — past clients include municipal corp yards, fire stations, county facilities, and federal building maintenance contracts in SoCal. References include facility managers and project inspectors who can speak to schedule, budget and quality outcomes.
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Last updated: April 2026

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