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Construction 180 days to substantial completion 210 days to obtain certificate of occupancy Project Requirements You should pay close attention to Section 00200 "Instructions to Bidders" It indicates contractor's requirements as far as building permits, and other permits from various agencies that need to be obtained either by the contractor or the owner They are listed so you know your obligations and the County's obligations as well Indian River County will be responsible to pay impact fees and connection fees. The building permit application has been submitted for everything except for the"U" shaped canopy (secondary building structure), to the building department. The primary building structure has been through plan review and is basically ready for a permit to be issued it just needs a contractor's signature and the County to pay the impact fees. The contractor will provide final building design for the exterior shelter structure (secondary building structure) including the requisite engineering and architectural design and drawings necessary to obtain a permit. Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Contract Requirements Chris Murphy handed out a DBE informational packet(see Attachment D) Good morning- My name is Chris Murphy. I am an Engineer with CSDG. Our role in the project will be to ensure and follow up on compliance with Federal Requirements as the project gets underway With me today is the project team which includes Hetty and Morgan. FTA Grant funded project: The project is funded through a Grant from the Federal Transit Administration. As a condition of the FTA Grant, Federal Requirements must be met by the contractor and their sub-contractors These requirements are referenced in section 421 of the specifications and are Federal Clauses that are part of the contract. DBE Participation: DBE participation is encouraged and a goal of 2.2% has been set. DBE credentials will be reviewed Make sure if you are listing a DBE on the bid, that they have a valid DBE certificate. DBE is different from SBE and MBE. The certification must be DBE. The State of Florida Department of Transportation maintains a database of DBE certifications. Attached to the handout is a memorandum and sample listing of NAICS codes for various trades that may be involved in the project. Also attached is a sample list of DBE contractors registered with the State that have NAICS codes that match with some of the potential NAICS activities that could be associated with this project. The sample list is for Brevard and Indian River County only. Many more DBE's are located to the south in Palm Beach County and down to Miami as well as other parts of the State It will be up to each Prime bidder to engage in their own effort to identify and locate suitable DBE businesses to utilize for this project. Certified Payroll/Davis Bacon: Davis Bacon wages apply to the project and the Davis Bacon Wage Determination is included in the bid. Davis Bacon Wage compliance will be verified through review of Certified Payrolls as well as through random onsite interviews of any laborer on the job for any purpose. This includes site equipment operators, painters, roofers etc If for example an equipment operator is observed operating more than one piece of equipment with differing Davis Bacon wage rates, the operator