ABOUT US

CCI started in 1999 as a diversified licensed general contractor in the state of Alabama. Since then we have expanded our reach across the US performing all types of industrial construction and maintenance projects. We have the flexibility and enthusiasm of a small firm coupled with the experience and abilities of a large multi-national company.

OUR VISION

The company is owned by two women with over 65 years of combined business experience. We pride ourselves in having the best of the best. We wouldn’t have it any other way. We are 110% active in overseeing the work that takes place in the field. We are confident that you the customer will be amazed at our abilities and we look forward to working with you.

WBE ADVANTAGES 

By using a WBE, your company can reap tax incentives and other benefits… 

More and more large corporations are sourcing minority business enterprises (MBEs or MWBEs – minority and women-owned business enterprises) for their service and vendor needs. With the increased number of MWBE-certified minority owned businesses, a large corporation can now pursue supplier diversity across many different aspects of their business. From minority owned building maintenance to computer systems design to interior design and more, minority business enterprises are situated in many diverse industries. Additionally, minority business enterprises are now very diverse in terms of scale. This makes finding an MBE supplier for most any business need a possibility. There are many reasons why larger corporations have started sourcing minority business enterprises to a greater degree. Read on below to learn about some of the major reasons why MWBE supplier diversity is becoming more prevalent and to get more information about how sourcing MBEs could improve your business.

Federal and State Tax Incentives

In addition to the benefits outlined above, companies that source minority owned business or MWBE suppliers can see benefits in the form of tax incentives, rebates and breaks. Offered by a variety of governmental agencies, these tax incentives can provide significant tax savings or credits for MBE-subcontracted work. For instance, the Department of Defense’s Indian Incentive Program (IIP) provides a 5 percent rebate on subcontracted work from an Indian-Owned Economic Enterprise. The Indian Incentive Program is just one example of the numerous tax incentive programs offered to companies that source MBEs. Many federal, state and even local programs are available for businesses to gain tax incentives by sourcing MBEs. Many large corporations have optimized their MWBE spending to gain substantial tax savings for their business. By exploring the programs available in your business’ locale and industry, you could find MBE-related tax incentives that could save your business money and improve your ROI.

Supplier Diversity Requirements

Numerous large corporations have put in place supplier diversity requirements and policies in order to increase the number of minority business enterprises they source. Additionally, corporations have put in place policies to increase their overall MWBE spend. Instating these policies can have multiple benefits. From reinforcing corporate values and objectives to meeting compliance requirements of federal or state government customers, these policies have both intangible and economical benefits. Today, numerous businesses rely heavily on federal and state government purchases or contracts to bolster their revenue. Often, federal, state and even local government clients require companies to maintain a certain level of MWBE spend before they will even consider doing business with them. Maintaining this level of spend could potentially open your business up to more government contract or purchase opportunities. Large corporations maintain supplier diversity in order to have the opportunity to win these government contracts. Could your business benefit from maintaining supplier diversity compliance and gaining a government contract or purchase order?

Additional Incentives and Benefits

In addition to the economical benefits, large corporations have found that there are additional intangible benefits to sourcing minority business enterprises. For instance, a smaller minority and women owned business could offer more flexibility and agility in comparison to larger suppliers. Also, smaller MBE companies could potentially offer cost savings due to passed-along supply chain and overhead cost savings. Additionally, large corporations have found that increased supplier diversity can be valuable in pursuing diversity accomplishments which in turn can strength brand identity and marketing efforts. There are many more intangible benefits to increasing supplier diversity that can only be discovered by pursuing it for your business. Numerous high-profile corporations are leading the way in improving supplier diversity and by prioritizing these initiatives; they have earned many economic and intangible benefits. Consider the impact supplier diversity and MWBE benefits could have on your business and get more information about MBE benefits available in your industry and locale.

SAFETY 

"Safety - 24/7/365"


We can’t stress enough how important safety is. Whether it be safety on the job or at home we emphasize safety to our employees. CCI is proud to say that we have had no major accidents or injuries since we were founded in 1999. We commend our safety personnel for this accomplishment. Our focus on safety starts long before we ever mobilize to the field. It’s part of our every day routine. We look to prevent an accident so it never happens. Its part of our incident prevention program. We are continuously working to improve our safety training and management programs to withhold our reputation.

ENVIRONMENT 


 
“Since its founding in 1999, CCI has been committed to maintaining a working environment that is safe for our employees and the communities in which we work"

Maintaining a clean environment and conserving our natural resources are issues that concern us all. The individual parts we play in our neighborhood and our workplace are critical to preserving these resources for our future and that of our children. It is the responsibility of every employee to incorporate the practices of informed stewardship in everyday life. Waste, whether produced in the manufacturing plant, office, or home represents environmental and economic inefficiency. Whenever possible we try to reduce our consumption of resources to levels reasonably needed and reuse and recycle when practical and effective for the environment. We all deserve to have safe water, clean air, and adequate resources. As environmental stewards ourselves, we support this mission through an environmental awareness program.

VALUES

Our vision is to be recognized as a company that achieves customer expectations safely and in a manner that is rewarding for both our customers and our team. Our mission is to attain growth through an organizational structure that performs efficient service delivery; to establish a reputation of integrity within our community and the communities in which we work; and to provide our team members a safe and accident-free environment. We pride ourselves on having a strict corporate business ethics policy in place. 

To realize our vision and accomplish our mission, we are guided by our corporate values. As a company with great respect for our people and our community– we ask these values be upheld by all employees


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