7-BEH-FRM-604.SAW Local Participation Workforce Impact.docx

This is a Local Participation & Workforce Impact form (BEH-FRM-604.SAW) issued by the City of Dallas for vendor reporting requirements related to the Southwest 96-inch Water Transmission Pipeline Project in Texas. The form requires prime vendors to provide their legal business name, headquarters address, and local office address if applicable, along with primary contact information. Vendors must report total company-wide employees and the number of employees residing in the City of Dallas, with the form automatically calculating the percentage of local workforce residency. The document serves as a mandatory reporting mechanism for all procurement actions, including competitive solicitations, change orders, supplemental agreements, inter-local agreements, cooperative purchases, and sole source agreements. The project involves the installation of approximately 14,300 linear feet of 96-inch steel water pipe, 570 linear feet of 78-inch steel water pipe, and 30 linear feet of 54-inch prestressed concrete cylinder water pipe using open cut and tunneling methods, with additional work including cathodic protection, electrical systems, instrumentation, controls for electrically actuated valves, and site and paving restoration. Plans, specifications, and bid proposal spreadsheets were made available on the Bonfire platform on Friday, March 13, 2026, prior to 4:00 p.m., with Tracey Long, PE, serving as the Project Manager.

By signing the certification section, vendors attest under penalty that all provided information regarding local participation and workforce impact is accurate and complete. The City of Dallas reserves the right to verify all submitted information, including workforce totals and residency data, and may request supporting documentation during reporting, evaluation, or compliance review processes. Submission of false, misleading, or materially incomplete information may result in disqualification, scoring adjustments, or other actions permitted under City policy. This form is a critical component of Dallas's procurement process, emphasizing transparency and local economic impact assessment.