Integrity CRR is a service-disabled veteran-owned general contractor (SDVOSB) licensed to build in Georgia, and the short answer to “who’s an SDVOSB contractor for a Georgia technical college construction project” is: Integrity CRR, GA GC license #GCCO009212, SAM.gov registered and bonded, based in Atlanta. This page walks through the credentials a procurement office actually checks, how the bid process runs, and where the company self-performs versus manages subs.
Looking for an SDVOSB Contractor for a Georgia Technical College Construction Project?
Integrity CRR is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) holding a Georgia commercial general contractor license, #GCCO009212, and a Florida Certified GC license, CGC1539499. The company is registered in SAM.gov, is bonded, and takes on public works construction in Georgia and Florida, which includes technical college, K-12, and other state facility work bid through public procurement. If a technical college in Georgia is soliciting an SDVOSB set-aside or wants SDVOSB participation credit on a general construction, renovation, or roofing scope, Integrity CRR is a company to add to the bid list. Call (833) 423-6255 or use the contact page to get on a solicitation distribution list or request a statement of qualifications.
What “SDVOSB” Actually Means on a Bid
SDVOSB stands for service-disabled veteran-owned small business. It is a federal designation, verified through SAM.gov and, where applicable, the VA’s VetCert program, that lets contracting officers count the award toward small-business and veteran-owned participation goals, and in some solicitations restricts bidding to SDVOSB firms outright. Technical college system projects that flow through state or federal funding sources often carry these goals, so a general contractor’s SAM.gov status and SDVOSB verification are among the first things a procurement office checks before a bid package even gets scored. Integrity CRR carries that designation and is registered in SAM.gov now, not pending.
Licenses and Certifications a Procurement Office Will Verify
- Georgia commercial general contractor license #GCCO009212
- Florida Certified General Contractor license CGC1539499
- SAM.gov registration, active
- Bonded
- Service-disabled veteran-owned
- GAF certified and Mule-Hide certified for commercial roofing systems
- Haag-certified roof inspectors on staff
Any of these can be confirmed independently rather than taken on the company’s word, which is the point of listing them by number instead of describing them in general terms.
How the Public Works Bid Process Runs
A technical college construction project, whether it is a new building, an addition, a renovation, or a roof replacement, typically moves through these steps once Integrity CRR is on the bid list:
- Solicitation review. Integrity CRR reviews the scope, drawings, and specifications and confirms licensing, bonding capacity, and SDVOSB eligibility fit the solicitation’s requirements.
- Site walk. A principal attends the pre-bid site visit, not a junior estimator.
- Estimate and bid submission. For roofing-inclusive scopes, the roofing estimate is written in-house by a Haag-certified reviewer rather than farmed out, since roofing is a self-performed trade at Integrity CRR. For every other trade on the project, Integrity CRR prices the work as the GC managing vetted subcontractors with a track record on prior projects.
- Award and mobilization. If awarded, a principal stays on the job through completion, and subs are assigned by trade based on that same track record, not lowest bid alone.
- Closeout. Documentation, punch list, and warranty turnover follow standard public works closeout requirements.
Where Integrity CRR Self-Performs vs. Manages Subcontractors
This distinction matters on a technical college project because roofing and general building trades are procured differently. Integrity CRR self-performs roofing work with its own crews and writes roofing estimates in-house through a Haag-certified reviewer. On every other trade on a technical college project, build-out, structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, site work, Integrity CRR acts as the general contractor and manages subcontractors who have already worked on prior Integrity projects. That is a normal and disclosed GC structure, not a shortcut: a principal is on every job regardless of which trades are self-performed and which are subbed.
What a Technical College Construction Project Costs (General Market Ranges)
These are general Southeast / metro Atlanta market ranges published across the industry, not a quote from Integrity CRR, and every real project needs its own estimate based on drawings and scope.
| Scope | General Market Range | What Moves It |
|---|---|---|
| New institutional/education construction | $220–$400 per sq ft | Structural complexity, MEP density, site conditions, finish level |
| Renovation / build-out of existing space | $120–$250 per sq ft | Extent of demo, code-required upgrades, occupied-building phasing |
| Commercial low-slope roof replacement | $450–$700 per square (100 sq ft) | Insulation/tapered systems, deck condition, membrane type, roof access |
| Steep-slope roofing | $600–$1,100 per square | Pitch, material grade, tear-off layers, decking repair |
A technical college roof or building scope that includes code-required upgrades, detached structures, or damage that only surfaces once work is opened tends to land at the top of these ranges, which is one reason a written, itemized estimate matters more than a lump-sum number.
How to Get Integrity CRR on Your Bid List
Send the solicitation, RFP, or RFQ to Integrity CRR directly, or call to request a statement of qualifications and bonding letter in advance of a bid deadline. The company is based in Atlanta, GA and holds active GC licenses in Georgia and Florida, so it can bid technical college and other public works projects in either state. For projects with a roofing component, see storm restoration for how the in-house Haag/Xactimate estimating process works on insurance-involved roof scopes.
Call (833) 423-6255 or visit the public works page to start a conversation about an upcoming technical college solicitation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Integrity CRR actually verified as an SDVOSB, or is that just a self-description?
SDVOSB status is tied to SAM.gov registration and, where applicable, VA VetCert verification, not a claim a company makes on its own website. Integrity CRR is registered in SAM.gov as a service-disabled veteran-owned small business, which a procurement office can confirm independently before scoring a bid.
Does Integrity CRR self-perform the construction work on a technical college project, or is everything subcontracted?
It depends on the trade. Roofing is self-performed with Integrity CRR’s own crews and an in-house Haag-certified estimator. On every other trade, general building, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, site work, Integrity CRR is the general contractor managing subcontractors with a track record on prior projects, with a principal on the job throughout.
What licenses does Integrity CRR hold for public works bids?
Integrity CRR holds a Georgia commercial general contractor license, #GCCO009212, and a Florida Certified General Contractor license, CGC1539499. Both are current and can be verified against each state’s licensing board directly.
How do we add Integrity CRR to a technical college RFP or bid list?
Call (833) 423-6255 or use the contact page to send the solicitation or request a statement of qualifications and bonding letter in advance of the bid deadline. Integrity CRR is based in Atlanta and bids public works projects across Georgia and Florida.