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Goals and Objectives • Understand the reasons for increasing DBE opportunities in professional services • Identify common barriers for DBE professional service firms • Examine a creative approaches to address the barriers • Stimulate discussion! • Send you home with more ideas and more questions! Identifying DBEs in Professional Services What types of firms are we describing when we discuss DBEs in professional services? Engineering, Architectural & Professional Services Identifying DBEs in Professional Services Engineering and design related services are defined as: program management, construction management, feasibility studies, preliminary engineering, design, engineering, surveying, mapping, or architectural related services (as specified in 23 U.S.C. 112(b)(2)(A) and 23 CFR 172.3). Examples from the audience? Identifying DBEs in Professional Services Types of DBEs in Professional Services AND SO MUCH MORE… • Civil, Mechanical, Electric Engineering • Land Surveyor • Traffic data services • Environmental Services • Geotechnical Services – • Security Mitigation Services • Safety equipment and clothing vendor – Hazardous Waste Services • Installation of voice, data, or video fiber optics and phone systems; installation of electrical cables, jacks, and wires; providing electrical • Right of Way Services equipment and supplies; radio, telephone, and other – Abstract & Title telecommunication equipment; testing/analyzing • Programmer, installer, or assembler of electronic devices, supplier – Appraisal Services of electronic communication equipment, bus and rail data control • Mobile computing, computing hardware, computing software • Inspection Services • Data processing/in-house typing and mailing – Bridge Inspection • Maintenance and janitorial services • Printing and publishing services – Structural Steel Inspection • Office supplies, furniture, hardware, tools, equipment How do consultant services differ? Construction-Related Services Consultant Services • Lowest, responsive bidder • Qualification based selection process • The Brooks Act requires the selection of engineering and design related services on the basis of demonstrated competence and qualifications for the type of professional services required and negotiation of fair and reasonable compensation for the services provided.
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