Yes, the term ‘contractor’ is a bit of a buzzword that is thrown around a lot, but it actually does mean that we are hiring a professional to provide services for you. Contractors are not, by any means, employed by the government. They are highly trained professionals who are licensed and bonded to provide certain services.

In many ways, the term contractor is somewhat misleading. It’s not always quite clear what the job is for, but the person doing the work will have a professional logo and a professional license. Their rates, the company they work for, and how far along they are in the process are all important factors to consider when hiring a contractor.

Contractors are not always working for the government, but in this case, this is pretty much what they are. They were hired by the client to complete a job for the contract. The government hired them to do the job, which was to be done within a certain amount of time.

You can hire a contractor on your own, or you can hire someone else who you personally know and trust. Some companies will be able to get a contractor done faster than you can. There are companies who will do all the work and will guarantee a job done within the agreed upon time. Others will guarantee a job done within the agreed upon time, and then ask you to pay them.