FORM C - SELECTED WORK CATEGORIES.pdf
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This is Form C, a Selected Work Categories documentation form used for identifying work categories and budget allocation in a government contract opportunity. The form requires bidders or proposers to list work categories they will perform either as the prime contractor or through subcontractors, along with the estimated budget and percentage of the total contract value allocated to each category. The document provides space for up to thirteen distinct work categories, with columns for identifying whether work will be performed by the bidder/proposer or subcontractor, the estimated budget amount in dollars, the percentage of total estimate, and additional comments or justifications for each category listed.
The form emphasizes Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) compliance and contracting opportunities. Bidders are required to provide additional comments and justification for any work categories that do not provide opportunities for DBEs, particularly when the percentage of contracting allocated to DBE firms does not meet the established goal. Supporting documentation must accompany explanations for insufficient DBE participation. The form concludes with a total line requiring the sum of all estimated budgets and percentages to equal one hundred percent, ensuring complete accounting of all contract work across identified categories.
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EXHIBIT 1
FORM C - SELECTED WORK CATEGORIES
Identify if Bidder/Proposer or
Subcontractor Work Categories
Bidder's/Proposer's Estimated Budget
Percentage of Estimate
Additional Comments*
Total $
*Note: Provide additional comment/justification for each work categories that does not provide opportunities for DBEs, if the percentage of contracting is not sufficient to meet the established goal; and provide supporting documentation.
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