Licensed, bonded, and built to be audited
Every public project ends with someone checking the paperwork. We keep ours ready from day one.
California Contractors State License Board
US Civiltech, doing business as US Builders, holds an active California contractor's license.
You can verify our license status at any time on the CSLB website. We encourage every owner and contracting officer to check before awarding a contract, and we hope you'll check ours.
Verify on CSLB.ca.gov| License details | |
|---|---|
| License number | 1137672 |
| Business name | US Civiltech dba US Builders |
| Entity | Corporation |
| Classifications | B – General Building Contractor C-20 – Warm-Air Heating, Ventilating & Air-Conditioning |
| Issued | May 19, 2025 |
| Expires | May 31, 2027 |
| Status | Active |
| Address of record | 1663 Golden Cypress Way, Sacramento, CA 95834 |
What we have in place
Bonding
Contractor's license bond on file with the CSLB. Bid, performance, and payment bonds are available for public projects through [surety].
Insurance
General liability, commercial auto, and workers' compensation coverage. Certificates of insurance naming the agency as additional insured are provided on request.
SAM.gov registration
Active registration in the System for Award Management, with representations and certifications kept current every year.
Prevailing wage
Davis-Bacon Act compliance on federal projects and California prevailing wage on state and local public works, including DIR requirements.
EPA refrigerant handling
Technicians certified under EPA Section 608, with refrigerant recovery and disposal records kept for every job.
Records & reporting
Daily reports, certified payroll, inspection records, and closeout documents organized and kept for the life of the contract.
Everyone goes home the way they came in
Safety isn't a binder on a shelf. It's the conversation at the tailgate every morning and the authority every worker has to stop a task that doesn't look right.
- Written Injury and Illness Prevention Program (IIPP), as required by Cal/OSHA
- Site-specific safety plans for every project
- Activity hazard analyses and accident prevention plans per EM 385-1-1 on federal work that requires them
- Daily tailgate meetings and weekly site inspections
- Fall protection, crane and rigging, and hot-work procedures for rooftop HVAC work
- OSHA-trained supervision on site [confirm OSHA 30 / 10 certifications]
Quality we can show you, not just tell you
On federal construction, quality is documented in three phases for every definable feature of work. We use the same discipline on every job.
Preparatory
Before work starts: approved submittals on hand, materials checked, crew briefed on the spec and the inspection criteria.
Initial
As soon as a representative sample is complete, we inspect it against the spec and fix anything before the work goes further.
Follow-up
Ongoing checks until the feature is complete, with deficiencies tracked to closure in the QC log.
Let's look at your project
Send the RFQ, drawings, or a few photos and a description. We'll review it, ask the right questions, and come back with a clear, honest price.