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DIVISION OF ECONOMIC MOBILITY Creating and expanding opportunities for small, disadvantaged, and minority- and women-owned businesses TOGETHER, WE BUILD. OFFICE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Objective of the M/WBE Program ESTABLISH A CRITICAL


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TOGETHER, WE BUILD.

Creating and expanding opportunities for small, disadvantaged, and minority- and women-owned businesses

DIVISION OF ECONOMIC MOBILITY

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Objective of the M/WBE Program 2

  • ESTABLISH A CRITICAL MASS OF HIGHLY QUALIFIED AND SUCCESSFUL MINORITY AND WOMEN

OWNED BUSINESSES (M/WBE)

  • THE SUCCESS OF THE PROGRAM CAN BE MEASURED BY SUBSTANTIAL INCREASES IN THE:

1. Number of M/WBE firms that participate as prime contractors; 2. Bonding capacity of M/WBE firms; and 3. Aggregate revenues of M/WBE firms

  • THIS WILL BE ACHIEVED THROUGH:
  • An overarching culture in the Hancock administration that celebrates economic opportunity;
  • Holding prime contractors accountable for reaching their M/WBE participation goals; and
  • Bold initiatives designed to build the capacity of the M/WBE community
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Key Data from 2015 DSBO Annual Report 3

  • 1,245 unique certified firms
  • 42% of survey respondents currently bonded
  • 15% of respondents have bonding in $3M-20M range and 4% having bonding of > $20M
  • $2.6 billion total 2013 revenue of certified firms
  • Average revenue $2.4M (16% P/Y increase)
  • 2013 total payments made by the city to certified firms represented 9% of total revenue
  • 20% of project awards to M/WBE firms
  • $86M was paid to M/WBE firms
  • $130M earned by ACDBE concessionaires
  • Certified firms earned $22M (6% of total payments) as prime contractors
  • DSBO met all Aspirational Goals for 2015
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Cadence of Opportunities 4

Great Hall National Western Center Bond Program Convention Center Expansion 2016-17 2018-19 2020-21 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 2026-27 Denver Zoo Denver Center for Performing Arts Capital Improvements

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Cadence of Opportunities - 2017

AGENCY

  • PROF. SVCS.

CONSTRUCTION AMOUNT COMMENTS Airport $9.0M 1,179 $1,188

Concourse A const. 2018

Public Works 5.6 130 135.6

Capital Maintenance & Improvements

Parks & Rec 2.4 3.2 5.6 OED

  • 20

20

Housing

Zoo 0.5

  • 0.5

Engineering & Architecture

NWC 14.0

  • 14.0

Program management

TOTAL $31.5M $1.334B $1.36B

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City Efforts 6

 AGENCY MEETING: Mayor Hancock convened agency heads, together with key project management leads

around the topic of his commitment to M/WBE participation

 MENTOR PROTÉGÉ PROGRAM: Increase the size and scope of the Define Selection and Emerging

Business Enterprise Pool(s) in disciplines that align with the Protégé firms’ capacity goals

 QUARTERLY M/WBE MEETINGS: To discuss the Cadence of Opportunities  GENERAL CONTRACTOR SUMMIT: Mayor to convene a meeting with all major contracting firms  BEST PRACTICES TEMPLATE: DSBO to convene CDOT, DPS, RTD, DHA and Denver Water to discuss,

analyze and report on best practices for engaging the M/WBE community

 GOALS COMMITTEE: OED will conduct an organizational review of Goals Committee  PRE-QUALIFICATION PROCESS: Deliberate collaboration between DSBO and the letting-Agency to give

greater clarity to how M/WBE goals will be reached and how M/WBE capacity building will be enhanced

 TALENT PIPELINE: Look at both City and large contractor hiring & training practices for minority and

women professionals to begin building a pipeline of future contractors

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Cadence Template 7

Agency Project Title Scopes of Work Timing (Q & Yr.) Estimated Project Amount

Parks and Recreation Rude Athletic Field Improvements Construction – Public Hard Bid Q1 2017 $750k Congress Park Tennis Court Resurfacing Construction – On-Call Court Contractors Q2 2017 $55k Wash Park Playground Improvements Construction – Public Hard Bid Q2 2017 $750k Genesee Park Shelter Site Improvements Construction – On-Call Landscape Contractors Q2 2017 $75k Barnum Park Walks, Courts and Dog Park Improvements Construction – Public Hard Bid Q2 2017 $600k Harvey Park Walks Improvements Construction – On-Call Landscape Contractors Q2 2017 $250k Westwood Park Renovation Construction – Public Hard Bid Q3 2017 $695k On-Call Project Management Services Professional Services – Project Management Q1 2017 $300k each – multiple contracts Pferdsteller Park - Irrigation Rehab Professional Services – Landscape + Irrigation Design Q1 2017 $30k Barnum Rec Center – Roof Replacement Professional Services – Architecture / Engineering Q2 2017 $45k Huston Lake Park – Tennis Court Replacement Professional Services – Landscape Architecture Q3 2017 $25k On-Call Design and Planning Services Professional Services – Landscape Architecture, Engineering, etc. Q3 2017 $500k each – multiple contracts