Community Bridge Inc. (CBI), headquartered in Washington D.C., was founded in January 2002 and is the original entity of the Community Bridge Companies. CBI is an approved SBA/8a Contractor. The company has attained certification with the Transportation Departments of the District of Columbia and the State of Maryland; and certification with the Minority Supplier Development Council. CBI is bondable up to $1 million per occurrence ($2 million aggregate). The company is a certified CBE (Local Small Disadvantaged Business Enterprise), and has won a DC Supply Schedule award through the District of Columbia Government Office of Contracting and Procurement. In addition to the Washington D.C. metro area, Community Bridge Inc. is also licensed to conduct business in Georgia. Read more

Community Bridge of Atlanta LLC (CBA), founded in March 2008, is operated and headquartered in Duluth, Georgia. The company is a certified small business enterprise, specializing in landscaping, janitorial, and administrative services. The Georgia based business upholds the mission of providing a full range of services that meet government, corporate, and residential needs in the most efficient and effective manner. This mission is accomplished through execution of the company's core values, which are based on client satisfaction, integrity, responsiveness, and excellence. Read more

Community Bridge Foundation (CBF) is a non-profit entity. The Foundation administers a "Vocational Work Program" which provides job training for persons with limited work experience or deficiencies on their employment resume. Participants of the program receive hands on training in all areas of facilities management. The program provides an arena for persons with a high propensity for a career in facilities management to practice and perfect their craft. Program participants receive routine evaluations of their job performance to document and benchmark growth. The foundation also provides empowerment seminars, financial education, entrepreneurial guidance, and social service assistance to program participants and local residents. Read more