NON-CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR’S MWBE RESPONSIBILITIES Sample Clauses

NON-CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR’S MWBE RESPONSIBILITIES. At the Time of Bid: The completed forms listed below shall be part of the official bid submission by each competing contractor: • EPA Form 6100-3 “DBE Subcontractor Performance Form” – Each potential bidder shall complete this form and submit it to the MBO for each MWBE firm contacted during the bid or proposal preparation process, and make reasonable efforts to obtain signatures from the MBEs and WBEs contacted. • EPA Form 6100-4 “DBE Subcontractor Utilization Form” – This form shall be completed by each potential bidder and submitted to the MBO as part of the bid submission. On this form, each bidder offers their estimated plan for MBE and WBE utilization for their contract. NOTE: The EEO Policy Statement should be completed and submitted at this time. See EEO section. Prior to Award of the Contract: • EPA Form 6100-2 “DBE Subcontractor Participation Form” - Distribute the form to MWBE Subcontractors who are listed on the 6100-4 form. Submit documented proof (e.g. email, letter, certified mail receipt) to the MBO that the 6100-2 form was sent to the MWBE Subcontractors. (See Required Forms) NOTE: The EPA forms are not required for projects valued at $250,000 or less in a year.
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