Apply to become part of a professional contractor network built around documented capabilities, clear project roles and independent property requirements.
WAG works with irrigation contractors, landscapers, pump professionals, electricians, excavators, builders, controls specialists and qualified system installers throughout wildfire-prone regions of the western United States.
WAG reviews each company’s licensing, insurance, capabilities, service area, capacity and preferred project scopes before assigning a partner classification.
Define the trades, equipment, personnel and project types your company is prepared to support.
Identify scopes, locations and project conditions your company does not want to assume.
Approved and prospective partners may submit customers who need assessment or technical support.
Update your profile as you add licenses, training, equipment, crews, service areas and successful project experience.
The application builds a standardized Contractor Capability Profile. This allows WAG to understand your strengths, preferred scopes, limitations, geographic coverage and operational capacity before matching your company with a project.
Foundational information about the company, ownership, history, locations and primary contacts.
The installation, service and technical scopes your company currently performs with its own personnel.
Credentials and coverage relevant to the jurisdictions and project scopes your company wants to support.
Where your company regularly works and the distance it is prepared to travel for qualified projects.
The people, equipment and management resources available to support different project sizes and schedules.
The projects your company performs best, along with work it prefers to avoid or complete only with additional support.
You can begin the application without every document in hand. However, preparing the items below will make the review faster and reduce follow-up requests.
WAG uses supporting records to confirm capabilities, identify project requirements and avoid matching contractors with work outside their licensing, coverage, capacity or preferred scope.
License numbers, classifications, issuing jurisdictions and expiration dates for the work your company performs.
Current certificates showing relevant coverage types, limits, policy periods and issuing carriers.
Representative photographs, descriptions or references for work related to the scopes you want approved.
Cities, counties, states and realistic travel limits for installation, commissioning and long-term service.
A basic overview of field crews, supervisors, specialty tools, fleet resources and technical personnel.
Manufacturer credentials, trade certifications, safety training and technical qualifications relevant to future projects.
The initial online application collects company information and document summaries. WAG may request actual certificates, licenses, references or project files through a separate secure process during qualification.
WAG reviews each application before assigning a partner classification or approving project scopes. Additional information may be requested based on the company, jurisdiction and work being considered.
Submit company, licensing, insurance, service-area and capability information.
WAG reviews the application for completeness, fit and required follow-up.
Supporting credentials, project examples and references may be requested.
A capability conversation confirms strengths, limitations and partnership goals.
WAG documents approved scopes, service territory and participation level.
WAG first determines whether the application contains enough information to begin qualification.
Submitted licenses, insurance and qualifications may be verified before the company is approved for matching or project work.
WAG conducts a focused discussion to understand how the company operates and where it is most likely to succeed.
Approved information is organized into a WAG Contractor Capability Profile used for future matching and project review.
The next section collects the company, trade, service-area, licensing, insurance, capacity and partnership information needed to begin WAG’s qualification review.
Provide an accurate summary of your company, service territory, qualifications, capacity and the wildfire-resilience work you are prepared to perform.
Business identity, primary contacts and company history.
Trade scopes performed with your personnel and equipment.
Licensing, insurance, service area and relevant experience.
Preferred work, limitations and WAG support requirements.
Do not submit insurance certificates, licenses, tax documents or confidential customer records through this form. WAG will request supporting documentation after the initial review.
Required fields are marked with an orange asterisk. Application does not guarantee approval, project matching or project award.
WAG reviews every application before assigning approved scopes or a contractor participation level.