Electrical & HVAC subcontractor for commercial projects in Nashville, TN

Our single-project and aggregate bonding capacity is [BONDING CAPACITY], provided through our surety on request. Ask for a bonding letter with your bid invitation and we will send it with our prequalification packet. We confirm bond requirements for each commercial project before submitting a number.

Our field crew size is [CREW SIZE], led by licensed electricians and HVAC technicians on our own payroll. We staff each commercial project to the schedule in the bid documents and tell you upfront if a manpower requirement exceeds what we can commit, rather than overpromising during bidding.

Send the plans, specifications, addenda and bid date through email or BuildingConnected. We confirm within 48 hours whether we will bid and flag scope questions early. Turnaround depends on project size and documents, and we tell you immediately if the bid date is too tight to price accurately.

GridWise Energy is [UNION / OPEN SHOP]. Tell us about any project labor agreement, prevailing wage or certified payroll requirements in your bid invitation, and we will confirm how we meet them before submitting pricing for the commercial scope, so there are no surprises after award.

We are based in Nashville and cover Middle Tennessee for most commercial work, and we bid larger data center, healthcare and EV charging projects across Tennessee. Travel, per diem and manpower are confirmed per project. Include the job location in your invitation and we will confirm coverage quickly.

We provide a prequalification packet with our W-9, certificate of insurance, Tennessee electrical license TN77232 BC/CE, HVAC license 744451, safety manual, EMR letter ([EMR]) and bonding letter. Documents not yet uploaded are available by request at bids@gridwiseenergy.ai. We complete GC-specific prequalification forms as well.

Yes. GridWise Energy self-performs both electrical and mechanical HVAC scopes with our own licensed electricians and HVAC technicians. That gives you one subcontractor accountable for equipment power, controls and startup, and fewer coordination gaps between trades across the project schedule.