12445124R0007 Attachment 011 Labor Minority Participation.pdf
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This document appears to be an attachment containing county-level minority participation rates for a federal contract opportunity.
The related federal contract opportunity is a solicitation for a Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) for road construction and maintenance activities to cover multiple projects in the National Forests and Grasslands of Texas. The USDA Forest Service intends to award up to four IDIQ MATOC contracts with a minimum guarantee of $2,000 per contractor and individual contract ceilings of $3,000,000. The contracts will have a base period of 12 months and one 24-month option period. The opportunity is 100% set-aside for small businesses with a $45M size standard. The primary contracting authority will be the USDA Forest Service, with any authorized USDA contracting officer able to utilize the contracts. The work includes road maintenance and construction services, with the contractor required to perform all duties associated with the NAICS codes 238910 and 237310.
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Texas County Rate Anderson 22.5 Andrews 18.9 Angelin 22.5 Archer, 11 Austin, 24.1 Bailey, 19.5 Baylor, 11 Borden, 19.5 Bosque, 18.6 Brazoria, 27.3 Briscoe, 11 Brown, 10.9 Callahan, 11.6 Camp, 20.2 Cass 20.2 Castro, 11 Chambers, 27.4 Cherokee 22.5 Childress, 11 Clay, 12.4 Cochran, 19.5 Coke, 20 Coleman, 10.9 Collin 18.2 Collingsworth, 11 Comanche, 10.9 Concho, 20 Cooke, 17.2 Cottle, 11 Crane, 18.9 Dallam, 11 Dallas, 18.2 Dawson, 19.5 Deaf Smith, 11 Delta, 17.2 Denton, 18.2 Dickens, 19.5 Donley, 11 Eastland, 10.9 Ellis, 18.2 Erath, 17.2
Falls, 18.6 Fannin, 17.2 Fisher, 10.9 Floyd, 19.5 Foard, 11 Fort Bend, 27.3 Franklin, 17.2 Freestone, 18.6 Gaines, 19.5 Galveston, 28.9 Garza, 19.5 Glasscock, 18.9 Gray, 11 Grayson, 9.4 Grimes, 27.4 Hale, 19.5 Hall, 11 Hamilton, 18.6 Hansford, 11 Hardeman, 11 Hardin, 22.6 Harris, 27.3 Hartley, 11 Haskell, 10.9 Hemphill, 11 Henderson, 22.5 Hill, 18.6 Hockley, 19.5 Hood, 18.2 Hopkins, 17.2 Houston, 22.5 Howard, 18.9 Hunt, 17.2 Hutchinson, 11 Jacinto, 27.4 Jack, 17.2 Jasper, 22.6 Jefferson, 22.6 Johnson, 18.2 Jones, 11.6 Kaufman, 18.2 Kent, 10.9
Kimble, 20 King, 19.5 Knox, 10.9 Lamar, 20.2 Lamb, 19.5 Leon, 27.4 Liberty, 27.3 Limestone, 18.6 Lipscomb, 11 Loving, 18.9 Lynn, 19.5 Madison, 27.4 Marion, 22.5 Martin, 18.9 McCulloch, 20 Menard, 20 Milam, 18.6 Mills, 18.6 Mitchell, 10.9 Montague 17.2 Montgomery, 27.3 Moore, 11 Morris, 20.2 Motley, 19.5 Nacogdoches, 22.5 Navarro 17.2 Newton, 22.6 Nolan, 10.9 Ochiltree, 11 Oldham, 11 Orange, 22.6 Palo Pinto, 17.2 Panola, 22.5 Parker, 18.2 Parmer, 11 Polk, 27.4 Rains, 17.2 Reagan, 20 Real, 49.4 Red River, 20.2 Roberts, 11 Rockwall, 18.2
Runnels, 20 Sabine, 22.6 San Augustine, 22.5 San Jacinto 27.4 San Saba, 20 Schleicher, 20 Scurry, 10.9 Shackelford, 10.9 Shelby, 22.5 Sherman, 11 Somervell, 17.2 Stephens, 10.9 Sterling, 20 Stonewall, 10.9 Swisher, 11 Tarrant, 18.2 Terry, 19.5 Throckmorton, 10.9 Titus, 20.2 Trinity 27.4 Tyler 22.6 Upton, 18.9 Van Zandt, 17.2 Walker, 27.4 Waller 27.3 Ward, 18.9 Washington 27.4 Wheeler, 11 Wilbarger, 11 Winkler, 18.9 Wise 18.2 Wood 22.5 Yoakum 19.5 Young 11
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