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California Contractors State License Board
Current and active
License number: 1029342
C-61 / D52 Window Coverings. License expires July 31, 2027.
Status checked October 23, 2026. Project eligibility and solicitation requirements should be confirmed separately.
California Department of General Services (DGS), Office of Small Business & DVBE Services
SB(Micro) + SB-PW
Certification number: 2017608
Both designations are listed as Approved. Certification period: May 20, 2026–May 31, 2028. SB-PW means Small Business for the Purpose of Public Works.
Certification details are based on the DGS supplier profile printed May 20, 2026 and provided by Cenbay. Search Certification ID 2017608 in Cal eProcure to confirm current status. Live registry status has not been independently confirmed.
For government facilities and general-contractor projects, identify the scope and procurement requirements early. Separate the technical selection from the documentation and qualifications needed for the specific opportunity.
Whether the need is safety and security film or decorative interior glazing, an organized inquiry helps surface missing details before assumptions become part of the estimate.
A high-level summary is enough to begin. Do not send classified, controlled or security-sensitive material through an ordinary email inquiry.
Identify the requested work, quantities, known conditions and outstanding questions.
Determine what site information and technical documentation are needed.
Define inclusions, exclusions, assumptions and any unresolved requirements.
Confirm approvals, access, schedule and closeout expectations before work begins.
Project requirements, eligibility, scope and participation must be confirmed for each procurement.
Include the deadline and the specific window-film scope in your email. Availability and participation must be confirmed.