What's at Stake When Contractors and Partners Go Unverified
Subcontractors submit licensing claims, insurance certificates, and prequalification documents as part of every bid. But a sub claiming active licenses in multiple states may be current in only a few, and mechanic’s liens, active litigation, or financial distress from prior projects rarely shows up in a self-reported application.
For general contractors (GCs) and developers managing commercial real estate due diligence and contractor prequalification internally, each jurisdiction’s licensing board, court system, and lien filing process makes manual verification slow and inconsistent. The gap between what’s been submitted and what’s actually on the record is where project risk builds.