A prime we work under
Another company holds the contract with the client. We perform a defined scope as their subcontractor and document it to their standard. They carry the client relationship; we carry our scope. Teaming →
Partners
Plainly: a partner is another company we do regulated security work with, under a written agreement, where each side is accountable for a defined piece. It is not a referral scheme and it is not a logo swap.
The word gets used loosely in this industry. Here is what it means with us.
Another company holds the contract with the client. We perform a defined scope as their subcontractor and document it to their standard. They carry the client relationship; we carry our scope. Teaming →
Security licensing is jurisdictional. Where our Texas licence does not authorise the work, a locally licensed firm performs it and we support them. Local partners →
Rosters run out. Partners cover each other for surge, short-notice fills and continuity, with assignments and reports on one shared record.
A partner is not a referral arrangement, a reseller badge, or a name on a capability statement. And a partner is not a way to route regulated work around a licence — if a jurisdiction requires a licence we do not hold, the licensed firm performs the work. There is no version where we take the job and sort the licensing out later.
Telling us the real scope, the real deadline and the real constraints. A partnership built on a scope nobody stated accurately fails on the first shift.
Performing the scope we agreed, documenting it, and telling you early when something will not hold. We would rather lose a shift than lose your contract.
A written agreement before work starts, and a mutual NDA before anything commercially sensitive changes hands.
For performing regulated security work, yes — appropriately licensed. Prime contractors and staffing partners in adjacent lanes work with us differently.
No. Partnership is a commercial agreement on defined scope, not a paid programme.
Yes. The portal is for managing live work, not a gate on the relationship.