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Subcontractors

Build With Us.
Subcontractor Opportunities Open.

DeLauter is always looking to expand our trusted network of trade partners. 

BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS WITH VALUED SUBCONTRACTORS

Why Partner With DeLauter

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We’ve built our reputation on strong relationships—with clients, employees, and our subcontractors. We value clear communication, consistent payment schedules, and jobsite safety. When you work with DeLauter, you join a team that respects your time and craft.

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Whether you're a seasoned firm or an emerging crew, we welcome subcontractors who are ready to grow with us.

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  • Competitive payment terms

  • Transparent job scopes and timelines

  • Opportunities across multiple states and industries

  • Field support from seasoned superintendents

  • Safe and organized project sites

WHAT WE LOOK FOR

We partner with subcontractors who:

PRIORITIZE SAFETY AND REGULATORY COMPLIANCE

Maintain clear communication and on-site professionalism

Can meet project timelines with quality craftsmanship

Can meet project timelines with quality craftsmanship

Can provide reliable manpower and equipment

Meet bonding and financial stability expectations

 become a subcontractor with Delauter

Fill out the Subcontractor Pre-qualification Form to apply today

Can You Obtain a Bond?
Union
DBE
WBE
MBE
AVAILABILITY: IS YOUR COMPANY AVAILABLE TO IMMEDIATELY PERFORM THE WORK WITHIN THE REQUIRED TIMEFRAME?
MANPOWER / EQUIPMENT: DOES YOUR COMPANY HAVE ADEQUATE MANPOWER AND EQUIPMENT TO PERFORM THE WORK WITHIN THE REQUIRED TIMEFRAME?
MANAGEMENT: DOES YOUR COMPANY HAVE THE EXPERIENCE AND MANAGEMENT CAPABILITY TO SUPERVISE FIELD OPERATIONS AND MAINTAIN QUALITY?
JUDGMENTS: HAS THERE BEEN A SUIT/JUDGMENT AGAINST YOU OR YOUR COMPANY IN THE LAST FIVE YEARS?
BANKRUPTCY: HAS THE COMPANY OR ANY OF ITS OWNERS EVER DECLARED BANKRUPTCY?
Have you ever been fined by or have had a record-able incident with OSHA?
I can meet the below insurance requirements
I have the ability to pay for material if the contract stipulates "supply" without needing secondary assistance.
Yes
No
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