Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions from prime contractors and GCs using EVOConnected.
Browse FAQs for all EVOConnected members
How does the prime contractor approval process work?
After registering, your account is reviewed by an EVOConnected administrator within 1–2 business days. We verify your SAM.gov UEI, confirm your company is an active prime contractor, and review your stated subcontracting needs. Once approved, you gain full search access. This process ensures all prime contractors on the platform are verified and legitimate, which protects the workers and businesses you'll be contacting.
What are the subscription tiers and what do they include?
EVOConnected offers three tiers. Basic (Free): 5 profile views and 5 connection requests per month, standard search filters. Pro ($49/month): Unlimited profile views, 20 connection requests per month, advanced filters for certifications and travel willingness, and the ability to download contact cards. Enterprise ($99/month): Everything in Pro, unlimited connection requests, the RFQ system to post subcontracting requests directly to qualified candidates, dedicated account manager, and bulk export. All limits reset on the 1st of each calendar month.
How does the RFQ (Request for Quote) system work?
Enterprise tier subscribers can post detailed Requests for Quote directly to the platform. RFQs include trade/service type, location, timeline, contract vehicle, and project description. Qualified workers and businesses matching your criteria receive notification emails and can respond directly through the platform. This is ideal for primes with active contract vehicles who need to fill specific subcontracting roles quickly.
How do I search for workers and businesses?
Approved prime contractors can search the Labor Directory for individual workers or the Business Directory for subcontracting companies. You can filter by trade category, state, travel willingness, SAM.gov registration status, and certifications. Results are sorted by profile completeness, which correlates with readiness to work. Connection requests are sent through the platform — the worker or business is notified by email and must accept before any contact information is shared.
What should I do if my application is denied?
If your prime contractor application is denied, you will receive an email explaining the reason. Common reasons include an unverifiable SAM.gov UEI, an inactive SAM.gov registration, or a company that does not meet our prime contractor criteria. You can reapply with corrected information by emailing admin@evoconnect.evobrand.net. Active SAM.gov registration and a verifiable UEI are required for all prime contractor accounts.
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