12-SBE Utilization Plan Commitment to Local Eco Impact (BEH-FRM-605).docx
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- Architectural and Engineering Services RFQ
- Solicitation number
- CIZ26-AVI-3220
- Issued by
- Dallas County, Texas
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This is an SBE Utilization Plan and Commitment to Local Economic Impact form (BEH-FRM-605) issued by the City of Dallas, Department of Aviation, for use in evaluating vendor proposals on architectural and engineering services contracts. The form serves as the primary mechanism for respondents to document their Small Business Enterprise (SBE) participation commitments and local economic impact initiatives. Respondents must complete the Proposed Team Make-Up table identifying all subcontractors and their corresponding NAICS codes, company information, and estimated contract values. The form requires submission alongside other mandatory documents, including the BEH-FRM-604 Local Workforce Impact form and BEH-FRM-603 Schedule of Work and Actual Payment form, as part of the overall solicitation response package.
The evaluation framework allocates 14 total points across six scoring categories: SBE Utilization (6 points for meeting or exceeding the contract-specific SBE goal), First-Time Contracting (2 points for new SBE vendors or new prime-SBE partnerships), Local Workforce (3 points evaluated separately on BEH-FRM-604), Local Supply Chain Usage (2 points for suppliers and subcontractors headquartered in Dallas or the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington MSA), and Local Community Impact (1 point for documented participation in Dallas-based training, internship, apprenticeship, workforce-development, or community partnership activities). Respondents must certify that all listed subcontractors will perform a Commercially Useful Function and will not serve as pass-through entities, and that no substitutions or downgrades to the identified SBE team may occur without prior written approval from the City's Business Enterprise Hub. The form operates under the City of Dallas's Developing Regional Inclusive Vendor Enterprise (DRIVE) Policy framework.
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Developing Regional Inclusive Vendor Enterprise SBE Utilization Plan & Commitment to Local Economic Impact
BEH-FRM-605.SAW
Prime Vendor Information
| Solicitation Name: |
| Solicitation #: |
| Prime Vendor Name: |
SBE Utilization Commitment Summary (6 Points) This section captures the respondent’s planned Small Business Enterprise (SBE) participation for this solicitation. The information provided will be used to evaluate the SBE Utilization scoring component, which includes:
· 4 points for meeting the established contract-specific SBE goal
· 2 additional points for exceeding the goal by at least 5% BEH staff will verify certification status, calculate the final utilization percentage, and apply scoring.
| SBE Participation Goal (%): |
This percentage will be provided in the bid specifications or solicitation document. See section 6.1 Developing Regional Inclusive Vendor Enterprises (DRIVE) Policy.
| Planned SBE Participation (%): |
Calculated based on the Proposed Team Make-Up Table on page 2. Participation percentage calculated against the total estimated contract amount.
First-Time Contracting (2 Points) The City of Dallas seeks to expand opportunities for small businesses by encouraging both new SBE firms and established primes to broaden their subcontracting networks. Under the DRIVE Policy, “first-time contracting” refers to either (a) an SBE vendor who has not been previously awarded a City of Dallas contract as a prime, or (b) a prime establishing a new partnership with an SBE firm they have not previously contracted with on a City of Dallas project/contract.
Please select one of the following:
☐ Our firm has not previously been awarded a City of Dallas contract as a SBE prime.
☐ We are using at least one new SBE partner we have never partnered with before on a City of Dallas contract.
| SBE Firm Name: |
| SBE POC: |
| Email: |
| Phone: |
☐ Not applicable.
(A maximum of two (2) points may be awarded for this section, regardless of how many qualifying first-time contracting actions are identified.)
Developing Regional Inclusive Vendor Enterprise SBE Utilization Plan & Commitment to Local Economic Impact
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BEH-FRM-605.SAW Revision Date: 2026.03.19 Page 1 of 1 Proposed Team Make-Up
| Scope/Work Element |
| NAICS |
| Company Name |
| Company Address City, State |
| Contact Name, Phone & Email |
| SBE # if applicable |
| Estimated Value ($) |
| % of Contract |
Include all subcontractors who will be performing on this project.
NAICS codes can be found at: https://www.census.gov/naics Developing Regional Inclusive Vendor Enterprise SBE Utilization Plan & Commitment to Local Economic Impact
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CUF COMMITMENT
☐ We certify that each subcontractor listed in the Proposed Team Make-Up will perform a Commercially Useful Function (CUF) within its certified NAICS code(s) and will not serve as a pass-through, broker, or administrative conduit.
☐ We certify that commercially reasonable subcontracting opportunities were evaluated consistent with DRIVE goal-setting methodology and that scopes of work were not artificially consolidated or restricted in order to influence scoring.
If awarded, the SBE commitments reflected in this Utilization Plan will become contractual obligations and subject to monitoring and compliance review in accordance with DRIVE Policy requirements.
NO SUBSTITUTION STATEMENT
☐ We acknowledge that no vendor/subcontractor listed herein may be substituted, replaced, downgraded in scope, or removed without prior submission of a revised BEH-FRM-603.SAW — Schedule of Work and Actual Payment form, Change of SBE Subcontractor Request form and written approval from Business Enterprise Hub (BEH).
Local Workforce (3 Points) Local Workforce under the DRIVE policy evaluation criteria is not collected or evaluated through this form. Local Workforce scoring is determined exclusively from the information provided on BEH-FRM-604.SAW — Local Workforce Impact form, which must also be submitted with solicitation response.
Local Supply Chain Usage (2 Points) The City of Dallas seeks to strengthen and expand the local supplier ecosystem by increasing the use of businesses that are headquartered within the City of Dallas or the Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) as identified by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). This requirement applies to all subcontractors and suppliers regardless of certification. (SBE Certification is not required for this scoring category.)
Provide the name and headquarters address for supplier(s) or subcontractor(s) proposed for this contract that is:
· Headquartered in the City of Dallas (1 point)
· Headquartered in the Dallas – Fort Worth – Arlington MSA (1 point) (If no proposed suppliers or subcontractors are headquartered in the City of Dallas, a maximum of one (1) point may be awarded for a supplier or subcontractor headquartered elsewhere in the Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington MSA, if applicable.)
Local Supplier & Subcontractor Table
| Vendor / Subcontractor Name |
| Role (Supplier/Subcontractor |
Or Other)
| Headquarters Address |
| Estimated Spend ($) |
(A maximum of two (2) points may be awarded for this section, regardless of how many local suppliers are identified.)
Local Community Impact (1 Point) The City of Dallas values vendors that demonstrate a sustained commitment to supporting the local community. Under the DRIVE Policy, respondents may earn one (1) point by documenting participation in Dallas-based training, internship, apprenticeship, workforce-development, or community partnership activities that contribute to long-term economic opportunity in the region.
Provide a brief description (3–5 sentences) of at least one qualifying activity your firm has participated in within the last three (3) years. Activities may include, but are not limited to the following examples:
· Hosting or funding internships or apprenticeships for Dallas residents or students
· Participating in local workforce-development programs, including upskilling or training initiatives
· Serving as a partner or volunteer with a Dallas-based nonprofit, educational institution, or community organization
· Supporting City of Dallas youth, veteran, or re-entry employment initiatives
· Providing mentorship, technical assistance, or capacity-building to Dallas small businesses Narrative (Required for Scoring):
Describe your firm’s qualifying activity, including the name(s) of the organization(s) involved, the type of participation, and the projected or actual community impact.
Respondents may attach supporting documentation (e.g., letters, program descriptions, partnership agreements, photographs, or event materials) to supplement their narrative; however, supporting documentation is optional.
Certification Officer Signature:
| Printed Name: |
| Title: |
| Date: |
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