Annual and Final DBE Utilization Reports Sample Clauses

Annual and Final DBE Utilization Reports. Developer shall prepare and submit to ADOT by each anniversary date of the execution of the DBM Agreement an annual report of progress with DBE utilization. Such report shall cumulatively summarize all of the past months and years’ progress reports toward meeting the DBE Goals, as well as addressing Developer’s progress or challenges with the implementation of any of the components of its DBE Utilization Plan.
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Annual and Final DBE Utilization Reports. Developer shall prepare and submit to ADOT by each anniversary date of the execution of the Agreement an annual report of progress with DBE utilization. Such report shall cumulatively summarize all of the past months and years’ progress reports toward meeting the DBE Goals, as well as addressing Developer’s progress or challenges with the implementation of any of the components of its DBE Utilization Plan. Within 60 days after Substantial Completion, Developer shall prepare and submit to ADOT a Final DBE Utilization Summary Report. The Final DBE Utilization Summary Report must include a summary of Professional Services and Construction DBE utilization, payments to such DBEs, and, separately, payments for all the Design Work and Construction Work. In addition, if the DBE Goal for Professional Services or Construction is not met, the Final DBE Utilization Summary Report must include documentation of Good Faith Efforts taken by Developer prior to and throughout performance of the D&C Work in accordance with 49 CFR Part 26, Appendix A and Section 15.01 of these DBE Special Provisions. A Summary of Final DBE Payments for Professional Services and A Summary of Final DBE Payments for Construction form must be included with the Final DBE Utilization Summary Report, in accordance with Section 20.0 of these DBE Special Provisions. Within 60 days after completion of any Capital Asset Replacement Work, Developer shall prepare and submit to ADOT a Final DBE Utilization Summary Report. The Final DBE Utilization Summary Report must include a summary of Capital Asset Replacement Work DBE utilization, payments to such DBEs, and payments for all such Capital Asset Replacement Work. In addition, if the DBE Goal for such Capital Asset Replacement Work is not met, the Final DBE Utilization Summary Report must include documentation of Good Faith Efforts taken by Developer prior to and throughout performance of such Capital Asset Replacement Work in accordance with 49 CFR Part 26, Appendix A and Section 15.01 of these DBE Special Provisions. A Summary Certification of Final DBE Payments for such Capital Asset Replacement Work must be included with the Final DBE Utilization Summary Report, in accordance with Section 20.0 of these DBE Special Provisions.
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