Vendor and referral partnerships

A documented interior-care option for FBOs and aviation partners.

Apex is designed to work inside approved vendor, insurance, access and confidentiality requirements—not around them.

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Vendor onboarding

Apex requests site rules, insurance limits, additional-insured wording, badges, escorts and operating windows before work.

Overflow support

A local interior-only option for owner requests, high-demand periods or work outside another provider’s preferred scope.

Referral clarity

Partners can refer a client without making promises about scope, price or availability.

FOD and tool controls

Written accountability for towels, caps, brushes, bottles and equipment.

Post-maintenance resets

Cosmetic cabin presentation after maintenance, with no interference in maintenance tasks.

Privacy-first

No public tail numbers, passenger information or client schedules without separate written permission.

Vendor-readiness perimeter

What gets confirmed before Apex arrives.

Authority and location

Authorized customer, aircraft identity, exact FBO/hangar and controlling site contact.

Commercial-vendor route

Required vendor agreement, permit, tenant arrangement or referral process.

Insurance wording

Limits, additional-insured language and evidence required by the airport, FBO or hangar.

Badge and escort

Ramp, vehicle, escort, operating-hour and security requirements when applicable.

Scope boundary

Cosmetic interior work only—no panel removal, maintenance, movement or system operation.

Environmental control

Interior launch excludes exterior washing and uncontrolled wash-water discharge.

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The next step

Start with one clear conversation.

Apex will not recommend a scope until authority, aircraft, location, access and the actual cabin need are understood.

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