Applications are reviewed
Submitting the form does not add your business automatically. UK Flow Centre reviews every application.
UK Flow Centre | Contractor network
Join the UK Flow Centre contractor network
Tell us about your business, experience and working area. We will review the information and decide whether your business may be suitable for future customer enquiries.
No fee to apply
Choose whether to accept an enquiry
Contact details are not publicly listed
How the network works
A controlled introduction, not a public directory
You remain in control
If a potentially suitable enquiry arises, you can consider the outline and decide whether you wish to proceed.
You work independently
Any quotation, appointment and contract for work is agreed directly between your business and the customer. UK Flow Centre does not supervise the work or act as agent for either party.
Contractor application
Tell us about your business
The information below helps us understand where you work, what you undertake and which customer enquiries may be relevant.
All fields are required unless marked optional.
Common questions
Contractor network FAQs
What happens after I apply?
UK Flow Centre reviews the information manually. We will contact you by email if we need further details, accept the business into the network or identify a potentially suitable enquiry.
Does it cost anything?
There is currently no fee to apply and no commission on enquiries during the initial network trial. Any future commercial terms would be explained before taking effect.
Will my details be displayed publicly?
No. The initial network is managed internally by UK Flow Centre. Your contact details will not be published as a public contractor profile.
Am I guaranteed enquiries?
No. Enquiries depend on customer demand, location, the type of work, availability and the information UK Flow Centre holds about suitable contractors.
How are contractors selected for an enquiry?
UK Flow Centre may consider location, relevant experience, services offered, availability, business information and existing trading relationships. Selection for one enquiry does not guarantee future enquiries.
Who is responsible for the customer and the work?
The contractor is responsible for checking the opportunity, agreeing the scope and price, and carrying out any accepted work. Any contract for work is directly between the contractor and the customer. UK Flow Centre does not supervise the work or act as agent for either party.