BD Contractor Services · DC, Maryland & Virginia

A coordinated path from plans to permit.

A strong submission starts with a clear scope and an understanding of the approvals involved. We help organize permit work from initial planning through application, review, corrections, and issuance coordination.

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We support residential and commercial work, including renovations, additions, new construction, demolition, decks, fences, roofing, and other project types. The services needed depend on the property, jurisdiction, and proposed work.

Permit support can include

  • Reviewing the proposed scope and identifying likely application and agency requirements.
  • Preparing application information and organizing drawings and supporting documents supplied by the project team.
  • Submitting applications and coordinating electronic review workflows as an authorized agent.
  • Tracking reviewer comments, gathering responses, and organizing resubmissions.
  • Coordinating zoning, historic preservation, environmental, utility, and public space requirements when applicable.
  • Supporting public space and occupancy applications, construction staging, and traffic control plan coordination.
  • Assisting with permit renewals, reinstatements, issuance steps, and certificate of occupancy requirements.

We work with your design professionals to obtain the drawings, calculations, seals, and technical responses required for the application. We also help distinguish a review approval from the remaining steps needed to obtain an issued permit.

A useful starting point

Send the property address, a plain-language scope of work, available plans, and any existing application numbers or reviewer comments.

How we begin

Share the essentials. We review the available information, identify missing items and confirm the services that fit the work. Your written proposal defines the scope, responsibilities and terms.

A clear scope. A practical next step.

We review the information you share and outline the proposed services and responsibilities in a written proposal.

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