New subcontractors & suppliers
Join the trade partner network.
Tell ACMI what your company does, where you work, and which project types fit your crew, capacity, and experience.
Start qualification →ACMI trade partner network
Qualified subcontractors and suppliers can introduce their company, share capabilities, and respond to invited Central Florida projects through one organized process.
Two ways to get started
New trade partners can submit company qualifications. Invited bidders can identify the ACMI project and provide a complete, review-ready proposal.
New subcontractors & suppliers
Tell ACMI what your company does, where you work, and which project types fit your crew, capacity, and experience.
Start qualification →Invited bidders
Use the project code from your invitation, confirm the bid documents reviewed, and submit pricing with clear scope notes.
Go to bid submission →Trade partner qualification
Submitting information does not guarantee an invitation, award, or future work.
Project bid submission
Complete scope and schedule information makes proposals easier to compare fairly.
How it works
Provide company qualifications or identify the invited project.
ACMI reviews scope, pricing, availability, licensing, insurance, and fit.
Shortlisted bidders may receive questions, addenda, or revision requests.
Selected partners complete contracting, tax, payment, and onboarding.
Subcontractor qualification & bidding
Submission is not an offer, contract, promise of work, or award.
Subcontractor questions
Yes. Central Florida subcontractors and suppliers may introduce their company.
No. A project code is only needed for invited project-specific bids.
No. Submission does not create a contract or guarantee an award.
Do not include it in the initial submission. ACMI will provide a protected onboarding process after award.