Become a Partner | NET Partner Portal

Step 1: Company Information

Tell us about your business. Fields marked * are required.

Legal Company Name *

Physical Address *

Remit-To Address (if different)

City *

State *

Zip / Postal Code *

Primary Contact First Name *

Primary Contact Last Name *

Email Address *

Company Website

Business Phone *

Cell Phone

Owner's Name

Payables Contact Email

Year Business Established

Standard Hourly Labor Rate (USD)

Travel / Trip Fee (USD)

Emergency Labor Rate (USD)

Service Charge (USD)

Union Status

Non-Union

Union

Union Name

Union Local Number

Step 2: Services Offered

Select all service categories your company provides.

Step 3: Expertise & Certifications

Tell us about your technical capabilities and credentials.

Structured Cabling

Phone Systems

Certified on phone systems

Certifications / systems (text description)

Platforms supported:

Avaya

Nortel

Vodavi

Security & Alarm

Security / alarm certifications

Electrical

Holds state electrician license(s)

Other electrical certifications

State electrical licenses

Add each state where you hold an electrical license:

Step 4: Compliance & Insurance

We require all partners to meet minimum compliance and insurance standards.

Employer Practices

Do you conduct background checks & I-9 screening?

Annual drug testing requirement?

Do you use subcontracted labor?

Number of W-2 Technicians

Number of W-2 Electricians

Lift / scissor lift certification available?

Company Insurance

Please confirm your current coverage (NET requires all three for active partner status):

General Liability — $1,000,000 per occurrence / $2,000,000 aggregate

Commercial Automobile — $1,000,000 combined single limit

Workers' Compensation — $100,000 each accident / $100,000 employee / $500,000 policy limit

Certificate of Liability Insurance (COI)

Upload your current COI (PDF). File is stored securely and only accessible to NET staff.

Step 5: Technician Knowledge Assessment

Please answer each question in your own words. These help us understand your team's technical depth.

1. What is the maximum distance allowed between cable support points (J-hooks or cable trays) for horizontal UTP runs?

2. What is the recommended guidance for J-hook / cable support placement above ceiling tiles?

3. Which cable type or installation method should be used in areas with high heat or restricted airflow (e.g., near HVAC)?

4. When must you notify a customer or project manager before extending UTP beyond standard horizontal run limits?

5. What does a link light on a cable tester indicate, and how do you use it to verify end-to-end continuity?

6. Describe the TIA 568-B wiring standard — which pin does each pair connect to?

Ready to submit? After clicking "Submit Application," a member of the NET team will review your information and contact you within 2–3 business days. Questions? Call 608.827.2275.

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Step 1: Company Information

Step 2: Services Offered

Step 3: Expertise & Certifications

Step 4: Compliance & Insurance

Step 5: Technician Knowledge Assessment