Driving for MLGE: Joining the Independent Contractor Network in the DMV Region
By Alison Smith, Managing Member | MLG Enterprises, L.L.C.
MLG Enterprises, L.L.C. dba MLGE is building its independent contractor network ahead of the January 2027 start of a new commercial freight logistics line serving Maryland and the broader DMV region.
This is an expansion of an operating company, not a company launch. MLGE is fully operational today, providing property preservation, junk removal, estate cleanouts, construction debris hauling, and exterior power washing. The next step is assembling dependable drivers who can support a focused, professional freight operation as it begins in January 2027.
If you are searching for commercial driver jobs Maryland CDL or commercial driver jobs Maryland non-CDL 2027, MLGE welcomes your interest. We are considering 1099 independent contract drivers — CDL Class A, CDL Class B, and non-CDL — who bring practical experience, sound judgment, and a commitment to safe, reliable work. Drivers may operate as an established business entity or take on a project/contract (1099) basis.
What contracting with MLGE may involve
MLGE independent contract drivers will support commercial logistics activity connected to Maryland operations and DMV regional routes. Flexible, per-project assignments are being prepared around organized freight movement, property-based logistics, cleanout support, material transport, loading and unloading, and dependable handoffs between locations.
Depending on the position and vehicle assignment, responsibilities may include:
- Operating a commercial vehicle appropriate to your license type.
- Completing careful pre-trip and post-trip checks.
- Moving freight, equipment, materials, or commercial loads between designated locations.
- Confirming that cargo is properly positioned and secured before departure.
- Loading and unloading materials safely and efficiently.
- Maintaining accurate delivery, pickup, and route information.
- Communicating professionally with dispatchers, site contacts, customers, and team members.
- Keeping the assigned vehicle and work area orderly.
- Representing MLGE with courtesy and professionalism at every property and facility.
- Upholding broom-clean standards on every handoff.
The initial freight line is being prepared with an intrastate and private-property-oriented focus. Drivers should expect work connected to Maryland and the DMV service area rather than an over-the-road lifestyle. The goal is to build a reliable regional team that understands the importance of arriving prepared, treating each site respectfully, and completing every handoff clearly.
A practical opportunity for CDL and non-CDL contractors
MLGE is interested in hearing from independent contract drivers at different stages of their commercial driving careers. Project-based flexibility means you accept the assignments that fit your schedule, with local routes that keep you close to home across Southern Maryland and Prince George's County.
CDL Class A drivers
Class A drivers may be a fit for assignments involving heavier commercial equipment and freight configurations appropriate to the position. We are looking for drivers who understand vehicle control, route planning, cargo awareness, and the responsibility that comes with operating larger equipment.
If you have experience with commercial freight, hauling, construction-related materials, property service logistics, or similar work, include those details when you express interest.
CDL Class B drivers
Class B drivers may be a strong fit for straight-truck, medium-duty, and other commercial vehicle assignments that match the license requirements of the role.
Relevant experience may include local hauling, debris removal, construction support, delivery work, property preservation, moving, equipment transport, or other hands-on commercial driving. We value drivers who can manage both the road portion of the job and the practical work that takes place at pickup and delivery locations.
Non-CDL commercial drivers
Non-CDL drivers are also encouraged to express interest for commercial vehicle assignments that match the applicable vehicle and license requirements.
Non-CDL experience can be valuable in local hauling, box-truck operations, material delivery, cleanouts, moving, warehouse support, and property services. These roles may involve more than driving alone. Drivers may also assist with loading, unloading, site coordination, and keeping materials organized.
For anyone researching commercial driver jobs Maryland non-CDL 2027, this is an opportunity to introduce your experience early as MLGE prepares its January 2027 staffing plan.
What MLGE looks for in a driver
A license is important, but it is only one part of a successful driver profile. MLGE is looking for people who take pride in dependable work and understand that safety and service are connected.
We will be considering:
The right license for the assignment
Please identify whether you hold a CDL Class A, CDL Class B, or a non-CDL license. Your license type helps us understand which assignments may be appropriate as the freight line takes shape.
Commercial driving or hauling experience
Tell us how many years of commercial driving or hauling experience you have. This may include work with box trucks, straight trucks, dump trucks, delivery vehicles, moving vehicles, construction materials, debris, equipment, or other commercial loads.
Experience does not need to come from one specific job title. Clear details about the vehicles you have operated and the work you have performed will help MLGE understand your background.
Safety-minded habits
Safe driving is central to the role. We are interested in drivers who plan ahead, maintain awareness around pedestrians and property, perform routine vehicle checks, follow loading procedures, and communicate before a small issue becomes a larger one.
A safety-minded driver also knows when to slow down, ask a question, verify a route, or request assistance with a difficult load or site condition.
Reliability and professionalism
Commercial logistics depends on consistent communication and dependable attendance. Drivers should be prepared to arrive when expected, keep the team informed, and treat customers, property managers, contractors, and coworkers respectfully.
MLGE’s existing field services require clear handoffs every day. The same standard will guide the new commercial freight logistics line.
Why the DMV region matters for local contractors
Maryland and the Greater DMV are active, connected service markets with a wide range of commercial properties, construction activity, housing communities, businesses, and local facilities.
For drivers, regional work can provide the opportunity to build a career while staying connected to the area. Assignments may support local and regional logistics needs without requiring the constant travel associated with long-distance driving.
MLGE is especially interested in drivers who know Maryland roads, understand the importance of route timing, and are comfortable working around commercial properties and active job sites. Familiarity with Prince George’s County and surrounding DMV communities is helpful, but a strong work ethic, adaptable attitude, and willingness to learn also matter.
Current MLGE operations include commercial debris hauling and cleanup, property preservation, and other field services. The new driving team will build on that operational foundation while supporting the January 2027 freight line.
How to express interest
Engagement with MLGE is contract-based: drivers join as 1099 independent contractors on a per-project/contract basis, not as employees. The qualification flow is simple. Visit mlgeservices.com and submit your contractor interest form for assignments starting in January 2027. If a dedicated contractor intake form is available when you read this, use that link; otherwise submit your details through our contact page and the MLGE Intake Team will route them.
Please include:
- Full name and phone number
- License type: CDL Class A, CDL Class B, or non-CDL
- Years of commercial driving or hauling experience
- Availability for Maryland and DMV regional routes beginning in January 2027
You may also add a short summary of the vehicles you have operated, the types of loads or materials you have handled, and the kind of schedule or route assignment you prefer.
Submitting your information adds you to MLGE's preferred contractor list as it develops. The team will review the details as staffing plans develop and may follow up for additional information.
Join the MLGE contractor network for January 2027
If you are dependable, safety-focused, and ready to contribute to a professional commercial logistics operation, we invite you to express your interest now.
Whether you hold a CDL Class A, CDL Class B, or a non-CDL license, your experience may have a place in MLGE's next phase of operations. Submit your contractor interest through mlgeservices.com for assignments starting January 2027.
Contractor inquiries
For inquiries, contact the MLGE Intake Team at (227) 295-2048 or email solutions@mlgeservices.com.
Website: mlgeservices.com
Email: solutions@mlgeservices.com
Phone: (227) 295-2048
Contact: MLGE Intake Team
Alison Smith, Managing Member | MLG Enterprises, L.L.C.
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