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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOpening of Proposals - Safe Roads to School Kennedy School - United ConsultingLETTER OF INTEREST TO PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL - KENNEDY ACADEMY DES #2201237 UNITED CONSULTING // City of South Bend - Safe Routes to School (Des #2201237)1 February 13, 2023February 13, 2023 Dear Selection Committee,Dear Selection Committee, The residential neighborhood surrounding Kennedy Academy needs improved pedestrian connectivity, as it is suffering The residential neighborhood surrounding Kennedy Academy needs improved pedestrian connectivity, as it is suffering from gaps in accessible routes, as well as an aging sidewalk system. This project will help to rectify these concerns, from gaps in accessible routes, as well as an aging sidewalk system. This project will help to rectify these concerns, increasing safety and connectivity to points of interest, which will in turn encourage increased pedestrian usage. We increasing safety and connectivity to points of interest, which will in turn encourage increased pedestrian usage. We believe the following items are key to making this project a success:believe the following items are key to making this project a success: PROJECT MANAGER: PROJECT MANAGER: Heather Kilgour is one of our company’s go-to project managers when it comes to Heather Kilgour is one of our company’s go-to project managers when it comes to pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure improvements. She worked extensively on the civil design of the pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure improvements. She worked extensively on the civil design of the Indianapolis Cultural Trail, a nationally renowned project that reimagined downtown city streets to encourage Indianapolis Cultural Trail, a nationally renowned project that reimagined downtown city streets to encourage all forms of transportation, not just vehicles. When it comes to improving urban and residential environments, all forms of transportation, not just vehicles. When it comes to improving urban and residential environments, you will not find a more experienced Project Manager.you will not find a more experienced Project Manager. COMPANY KNOWLEDGE: COMPANY KNOWLEDGE: While Heather Kilgour is our go-to Project Manager, While Heather Kilgour is our go-to Project Manager, United ConsultingUnited Consulting has completed multiple urban pedestrian projects over the years. The Indianapolis Cultural Trail is has completed multiple urban pedestrian projects over the years. The Indianapolis Cultural Trail is a great project, but most communities will not be tackling such an extensive undertaking. Most a great project, but most communities will not be tackling such an extensive undertaking. Most projects fall into the same category as this project, which is improving the systems already existing projects fall into the same category as this project, which is improving the systems already existing by cleaning up deficient ADA facilities and patching in missing pieces. You will see by cleaning up deficient ADA facilities and patching in missing pieces. You will see UnitedUnited is no is no stranger to completing this type of work, as evidenced by our project resumes at the end of stranger to completing this type of work, as evidenced by our project resumes at the end of this LOI. We were even fortunate enough to help South Bend realize phases 1 and 2 of the this LOI. We were even fortunate enough to help South Bend realize phases 1 and 2 of the Coal Line Trail.Coal Line Trail. PROJECT APPROACH: PROJECT APPROACH: Our approach always begins with the needs of the client. For Our approach always begins with the needs of the client. For this project, a thorough site walkthrough with city representatives is imperative. This this project, a thorough site walkthrough with city representatives is imperative. This boots-on-the-ground approach ensures decisions are being made based on actual boots-on-the-ground approach ensures decisions are being made based on actual observations and measurements, and not relying on Google Street View. Multiple observations and measurements, and not relying on Google Street View. Multiple visits may be required throughout the life of the project. These visits will help to visits may be required throughout the life of the project. These visits will help to identify gaps in connectivity and will start the conversations on where additional identify gaps in connectivity and will start the conversations on where additional connectivity is desired, or what points of interest should be prioritized. There is connectivity is desired, or what points of interest should be prioritized. There is no substitute for designers being on-site, evaluating real problems, identifying no substitute for designers being on-site, evaluating real problems, identifying real constraints, and coming up with real solutions.real constraints, and coming up with real solutions. South Bend is a great city and should be commended for focusing on South Bend is a great city and should be commended for focusing on the needs of the residential community surrounding Kennedy Academy. the needs of the residential community surrounding Kennedy Academy. All of us wish to live in a community that is safe for our children and All of us wish to live in a community that is safe for our children and encourages walking and outdoor activities. encourages walking and outdoor activities. UnitedUnited wants to be a wants to be a part of these improvements and respectfully asks for your selection.part of these improvements and respectfully asks for your selection. Sincerely,Sincerely, United ConsultingUnited Consulting Terry MinixTerry Minix Business DevelopmentBusiness Development SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL KENNEDY ACADEMY UNITED CONSULTING // City of South Bend - Safe Routes to School (Des #2201237)2 SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL KENNEDY ACADEMY Meet Our Team TEAM ORGANIZATION IN-HOUSE CAPACITY United employs one of the largest road/trail design groups in the state of Indiana. This Indiana-based department focuses solely on Indiana projects for INDOT and local agencies. Our department employs 16 professional engineers, three engineering interns, and four CAD professionals. Our capacity and diverse experience gives us the ability to quickly and efficiently meet the needs of your project. We have carefully selected the right mix of staff to make your project a success. The word "team" is often defined as a group of like-minded individuals working together to achieve objectives that could not be achieved working separately. United utilizes a team structure throughout our organization that provides our clients superior value through collective experience and common goals, client satisfaction, and project success. SURVEY/RIGHT-OF-WAY ENGINEERING Department Manager Tim Coomes, PLS Project Surveyor Adam Greulich, PLS DBE Dodd Title  ROAD DESIGN Lead Design Engineer Hogan Sills, PE Project Engineers Tony Fadoul, PE Steven Zehr, PE, SIT ENVIRONMENTAL Department Manager Devin Stettler, MPl, AICP Environmental Specialist Mike Oliphant, AICP DBE Metric Environmental  UTILITIES Utility Coordination Lead Chris Hammond, PE Heather Kilgour, PE Project Manager Chris Pope, PE Principal Contact Jeromy Richardson, PE Quality Control City of South Bend Project Manager FIRM DBE % United 5.2, 6.1, 8.1 97% Metric Env. 5.2 2.5 Dodd Title 12.2 0.5% DBE PARTICIPATION UNITED CONSULTING // City of South Bend - Safe Routes to School (Des #2201237)3 SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL KENNEDY ACADEMY Project Manager A PM YOU CAN TRUST Heather Kilgour, PE Project Manager As the Project Manager, Heather brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to this Safe Routes project. Heather values open communication and partnering with those involved with each project to meet any challenge that may arise head-on and create opportunities for innovative ideas. Throughout her career, Heather has encountered projects as large as new interchanges and as small as localized drainage improvements, creating a wide breadth of knowledge to draw from. EDUCATION Purdue University BS Civil Engineering CERTIFICATIONS Professional Engineer Indiana: PE11100005 EXPERIENCE 16+ Years Experience HEATHER’S RELEVANT EXPERIENCE 62ND STREET TRAIL Marion County, IN. Project Engineer. The project consisted of an HMA multi-use trail, concrete curb, ditch work, HMA full-depth pavement, ADA access ramps, sod and seed, and pavement markings. Heather’s responsibilities included both the horizontal and vertical design of this urban multi-use path. In order to create an eco-friendly, multi-use path, the design limited the number of existing mature trees to be removed during construction. By utilizing vertical profile design elements and additional drainage structures, the hydraulic impact of the trail was reduced and existing drainage problems improved. INDIANAPOLIS CULTURAL TRAIL Indianapolis Department of Public Works Project Engineer. United performed the civil engineering design for the Indianapolis Cultural Trail, an urban bike and pedestrian path connecting five downtown cultural districts and the entire greenways system. The project called for construction of eight miles of new shared-use paths and sidewalks in and around downtown Indianapolis. Upon completion, the trail also incorporated public art and emphasized design that is environmentally friendly and context-sensitive. For instance, every intersection required careful consideration of the interactions between vehicular, pedestrian, and bicycle traffic. The project included approximately seven miles of roadway rehabilitation and trail construction. SOUTH UNION STREET, PHASE I City of Westfield, IN. Project Engineer. Union Street is a gateway to downtown Westfield, including the visionary Grand Junction master plan. For this approximately one-third of a mile section of typical urban roadway, the design created an eight- foot multi-use trail while providing landscaping, stormwater detention facilities, new sidewalks, parking spots, mailboxes, and benches for residents and visitors to enjoy. The project was challenging due to the design, which incorporated elements to accommodate future work on Union Street, including a future road profile and drainage connections. These accommodations had to be completed while minimizing roadway work during the first phase. TECHNICAL EXPERIENCE ROADWAY DESIGN In Heather’s 16+ years in the industry, she has transitioned from traffic studies for minor developments to full road/trail design of every type of project, from intersection improvements using signals and roundabouts to major interstate improvements and interchanges. Heather is one of United’s go- to Project Managers. Her years of experience have taught her that road/trail design is more than just meeting tables in a manual; it’s integrating the design into the surroundings, and considering all impacts, such as utilities, drainage, property acquisition, and maintenance. Heather works closely with her clients to understand the basic purpose and need and strives to provide that for the least overall cost. INDIANAPOLIS CULTURAL TRAIL UNITED CONSULTING // City of South Bend - Safe Routes to School (Des #2201237)4 SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL KENNEDY ACADEMY Key Staff UTILITIES AND ENVIRONMENTAL Devin Stettler, MPl, AICP Environmental Department Manager Devin serves as the head of United’s growing environmental department and delivers environmental documents of varying degrees of complexity which range from simple Programmatic Categorical Exclusions through Environmental Assessments. He excels at quickly and efficiently assessing the environmental needs of each project by drawing on the knowledge he has gained through traversing the NEPA process over the past 29 years. EDUCATION Indiana University BS Public Affairs MS Urban Development Planning CERTIFICATIONS Real Estate Broker Indiana: RB14047156 EXPERIENCE 29+ Years Experience RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Coal Line Trail, South Bend Land Acquisition Services Manager. Devin was responsible for the completion of Environmental Services for the project, despite complex issues (Section 106 and Hazardous Material Concerns) facing the project. This involved facilitating completion of tasks between our Environmental staff, subconsultants, Caleb Ross (United Project Manager), and South Bend’s Project Manager to ensure our team completed the required Environmental Services in a manner that met South Bend’s desired construction letting schedule. Chris Hammond, PE Utility Coordination Team Leader Over the past 30+ years, Chris has developed and refined his leadership skills through coordinating project teams and departments with INDOT and LPA projects ranging in size and scope, covering the entire spectrum. Chris understands the complexities of relocating utilities during construction and working around existing utilities during design. He manages our team of utility coordinators. EDUCATION Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology BS Civil Engineering CERTIFICATIONS Professional Engineer Indiana: PE19800239 EXPERIENCE 30+ Years Experience RELEVANT EXPERIENCE South Street, Martinsville Utility Coordination Manager. Chris helped the city of Martinsville through some very challenging utility coordination. This project was reconstructing South Street due to a new overpass at I-69 greatly increasing the traffic on this road. This corridor was a typical downtown residential street and the right-of-way was limited. The typical section was adding curb and gutter, storm sewer drainage, and sidewalks, which created a difficult space for utilities to relocate in. Chris worked with the design team and the land acquisition team to fit utilities through this corridor. He also orchestrated advanced land acquisition, tree clearing, and early utility relocation to clear the way for the contractor, saving the city from the pains of seeing utility delays impact construction. UNITED CONSULTING // City of South Bend - Safe Routes to School (Des #2201237)5 SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL KENNEDY ACADEMY Project Approach INITIAL RECOMMENDATIONS The project covers such a large area that our initial recommendation would be to perform a survey of all existing accessible routes. This field investigation would include detailed measurements of all ADA-related criteria like cross slopes, running slopes, width, protruding objects, and trip hazards (vertical changes in elevation greater than ½-inch). This boots-on-the-ground inventory serves two purposes. First, we would identify any non-compliant ADA issues with the existing infrastructure that needs to be corrected. Second, we could use the mapping of existing routes to look for opportunities to either further increase connectivity throughout the neighborhoods or prioritize specific accessible routes. Based on the extensive number of existing sidewalks within the project limits it seems unlikely that a large amount of new work would be required, but by highlighting a limited number of missing pieces and targeted improvements, we would make the most efficient use of the City’s budget. With so many walkable amenities in the immediate vicinity, pedestrian activity in these neighborhoods is a big safety concern. In addition to the Kennedy Academy, the planetarium, the water park, sports fields, parks, and numerous churches throughout the neighborhood offer many destinations to choose from. Working with the City, we would love to hear what you identify as priority destinations where additional time and effort should be spend on creating the most direct accessible routes possible. US 20US 20 BENDIX DR.BENDIX DR.ORANGE ST.ORANGE ST.BIRDSELL ST.BIRDSELL ST.A B C C C DC C E F G H KENNEDY ACADEMYA KENNEDY WATER PARKB VARIOUS CHURCHESC MLK JR. COMMUNITY CENTERD THE EXCEL CENTERE BASKETBALL COURTF BASEBALL FIELDG KENNEDY PARKH UNITED CONSULTING // City of South Bend - Safe Routes to School (Des #2201237)6 SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL KENNEDY ACADEMY Project Approach PEDESTRIAN SAFETY Of course, the Safe Routes to School program doesn’t just include sidewalks and curb ramps! Pavement markings and signage intended to enforce desired driver behaviors can also have a positive effect on the safety of bicyclists and pedestrians. Increasing the number of stop bars and crosswalk markings present will help easily identify where drivers might expect to cross paths with pedestrians. Similarly, roadway signage such as speed limit, pedestrian warning, and stop/yield signs all help create awareness of the need to share the roadway with other users. United’s experience with balancing all modes of transportation provides an important understanding of how different users of public spaces interact. Too often, roadway designs only focus on vehicles, while trail and sidewalk projects only focus on pedestrians and/or bicyclists. The key to a well-functioning, complete street is making it easy for all elements to coexist. Simple things like creating awareness of other users and providing adequate sight lines for both drivers and pedestrians to make appropriate decisions before entering a point of conflict can have a profound impact on the safety of everyone. We pride ourselves not only on an understanding of the construction and engineering principles involved in a project like this, but also understanding the theory and reason behind where and when to apply specific safety measures. UNITED CONSULTING // City of South Bend - Safe Routes to School (Des #2201237)7 SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL KENNEDY ACADEMY The Indianapolis Cultural Trail is an urban bike and pedestrian path connecting together five downtown cultural districts and the entire greenways system. The project constructed eight miles of new, shared-use paths and sidewalks in and around downtown Indianapolis, highlighting adjacent cultural districts, incorporating art into public spaces, and emphasizing green and context-sensitive design. Every intersection required careful consideration of the interactions between vehicular, pedestrian, and bicycle traffic. The project was a collaborative effort by the Indianapolis Department of Public Works and Central Indiana Community Foundation. Services Provided by United: ‹Survey ‹Project Management Services ‹Road Design and Plans ‹Hydraulic Design ‹Bioretention Pond Design and Plans ‹Environmental Services ‹Regulatory Permit Management ‹Construction Administration RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE Indianapolis Cultural Trail V I R G I N I A A V E . V I R G I N I A A V E . WASHINGTON ST.WASHINGTON ST.CULTURAL TRAIL OHIO ST AND ALABAMA STREET ALABAMA ST.ALABAMA ST.BLACKFORD ST.BLACKFORD ST.MASS AVE.MASS AVE.WALNUT ST.WALNUT ST. DOWNTOWN INDIANAPOLIS - CULTURAL TRAIL UNITED CONSULTING // City of South Bend - Safe Routes to School (Des #2201237)8 SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL KENNEDY ACADEMY RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE State Street Streetscape Improvements CLIENT: CITY OF COLUMBUS, IN The State Street Streetscape project is located at the east end of SR 46. It was the first step in the revitalization of East Columbus and provided a direct side-path connection from East Columbus to the downtown historical and architectural mainline along 5th Street. Future phases will provide additional western connection to Mill Race Park. Phases 1, 2a, and 2b created a new decorative side path along State Street and 3rd Street (SR 46) and widened/ enhanced the bridge over Haw Creek. Services Provided by United: ‹Survey ‹Side Path Design ‹Signal Design ‹Drainage Design ‹Bridge Design ‹Pavement Marking Design ‹ADA Design COLUMBUS - STATE STREET STREETSCAPE STA T E S T . STA T E S T .SR 46SR 462ND ST.2ND ST. 5TH ST.5TH ST. MILL RACE MILL RACE PARKPARK HAW CRE E K HAW CRE E K UNITED CONSULTING // City of South Bend - Safe Routes to School (Des #2201237)9 SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL KENNEDY ACADEMY CLIENT: INDIANAPOLIS DPW A 10-foot multi-use path runs along the right-of-way in front of more than 50 houses and provides a safe location for commuters and recreational users to travel along 62nd Street. This project was designed to fit within the existing right-of-way and to accommodate a meandering trail alignment to blend with the neighborhood. The pathway extends along the south side of 62nd Street. The total project length was 1.35 miles. The existing right-turn lane on 62nd Street between Keystone Avenue and Rural Street was removed to allow space for the proposed multi-use path. A buffer varying in width from four feet to 22 feet was established between the roadway and the multi-use path. Additionally, ADA- compliant curb ramps and crosswalk striping were constructed at each of the major intersections. Services Provided by United: ‹Trail Design ‹Drainage Design ‹Pavement Markings RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE 62nd Street Multi-Use Trail 62ND ST.62ND ST. NORTHEAST INDIANAPOLIS - 62ND ST. TRAILN KEYSTONE AVE.N KEYSTONE AVE.ALLISONVILLE RD.ALLISONVILLE RD. UNITED CONSULTING // City of South Bend - Safe Routes to School (Des #2201237)10 SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL KENNEDY ACADEMY RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE Kokomo Sidewalk Project CLIENT: CITY OF KOKOMO, IN United prepared design plans for two separate phases of sidewalk construction for the city of Kokomo. The new sidewalks were adjacent to the Indiana University Kokomo campus and provided much-improved accessibility for students living in university housing. The project included more than a mile of new sidewalks, curbs, ADA-compliant curb ramps, crosswalks and driveway reconstructions along Lafountain Street, Lincoln Road, and Washington Street. The city constructed the projects during 2019 and 2021 utilizing local funding. Services Provided by United: ‹Topographic Survey ‹Preliminary Field Check ‹Sidewalk and Curb Ramp Design and Plans ‹Final Plans and Specifications UNITED CONSULTING // City of South Bend - Safe Routes to School (Des #2201237)11 SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL KENNEDY ACADEMY CLIENT: CITY OF SOUTH BEND, IN This project constructs 1.5-miles of the Coal Line Trail along the abandoned Norfolk Southern Railroad line in South Bend, Indiana. The trail consists of a 12’ wide HMA multi-use path with lighting, including a 12’ wide spur for a grade separated connection. The trail will provide pedestrian and cyclist safety as well as connectivity to other existing city of South Bend trails and adjoining neighborhoods. A highlight of the project is the repurposing of the existing seven span abandoned railroad bridge across the St. Joseph River. This bridge will connect pedestrian facilities from Riverside Drive across the St. Joseph River to Angela Boulevard and to the East Bank Trail. United completed an in-depth inspection of the existing structure including underwater inspection of the piers and arms- length inspection of superstructure. The pedestrian bridge will use the existing superstructure elements and provide a 16’-0” wide trail that will allow some separation for cyclists and walkers. The existing bridge will require structural repairs and the trail will be constructed with a concrete deck and have an open railing and will have multiple locations for pedestrian overlooks. Services Provided by United: ‹Survey ‹Environmental ‹Permitting ‹Trail Design ‹Utility Coordination ‹Pavement Design ‹Public Outreach ‹Lighting Design ‹Bridge Inspection ‹Bridge Design ‹Load Rating ‹Scour Analysis RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE Coal Line Trail over St. Joseph River SOUTH BEND - COAL LINE TRAIL PHASES I & II US 31US 31PH A SEPHASE 1 PH A SEPHASE 2 US 20US 20 ST. JOSEPH RIVER ST. JOSEPH RIVER P O R T A G E A V E . P O R T A G E A V E . UNITED CONSULTING // City of South Bend - Safe Routes to School (Des #2201237)12 SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL KENNEDY ACADEMY CLIENT: CITY OF JEFFERSONVILLE, IN United assisted the city of Jeffersonville with designing enhancements along Spring Street, including the preparation of an Engineer’s Report for several separate roadway segments extending from Riverside Drive to Dutch Lane. The report detailed the design elements, construction costs, and schedule for each segment to be built. The first segment, including new and repaired sidewalk, new pedestrian lighting, and redistribution of lanes to include bike lanes in each direction, was constructed in 2019. The remaining segments have been designed and are awaiting funding. The Downtown segment was designed with an emphasis on pedestrian accessibility. Bumpouts were included at each intersection and midblock. Additional on-street parking was added, and pedestrian oases were provided along the corridor. Throughout each segment, United worked with the City to remedy existing and new drainage concerns as well as modify designs to meet existing field conditions, ADA, and other local requirements. Services Provided by United: ‹Survey ‹Permitting ‹Utility Coordination ‹Design ‹R/W Engineering ‹Land Acquisition Management ‹Construction Inspection RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE Spring Street Corridor JEFFERSONVILLE - SPRING STREET CORRIDOR S P R ING S T . S P R ING S T . I -65 I -65US 31US 31I -65 I -65OHIO RIVEROHIO RIVER Standard RFP Form Ver. 8-22-18 1 (Rev. 06-27-18) Des. #: 2201237 Affirmative Action Certification (AAC) for Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBE) I hereby certify that my company intends to affirmatively seek out and consider Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBEs) certified by the State of Indiana’s DBE Program and the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) DBE Program to participate as part of this proposal. An Agreement between INDOT and KYTC established reciprocal acceptance of certification of DBE firms in their respective states under the Unified Certification Program (UCP) pursuant to 49 CFR §26.81(e) and (f). I acknowledge that this certification is to be made an integral part of this proposal. I understand and agree that the submission of a blank certification may cause the proposal to be rejected. I certify that I have consulted the following DBE websites to confirm that the firms listed below are currently certified DBEs: INDOT: https://entapps.indot.in.gov/DBELocator/ KYTC: https://transportation.ky.gov/Civil-Rights-and-Small-Business-Development/Pages/Certified-DBE-Directory.aspx I certify that I have contacted the certified DBE’s listed below, and if my company becomes the CONSULTANT, these DBEs have tentatively agreed to perform the services as indicated. I understand that neither my company nor I will be penalized for DBE utilization that exceeds the goal. After contract award, any change to the firms listed in this Affirmative Action Certification to be applied toward the DBE goal must have prior approval by INDOT’s Economic Opportunity Division. I.DBE Subconsultants to be applied toward DBE goal for the RFP item: Certified DBE Name Service Planned Estimated Percentage to be Paid* Metric Environmental 5.2 2.5 % Dodd Title 12.2 0.5 % % % II.DBE Subconsultants to be utilized beyond the advertised DBE goal for the RFP item: Certified DBE Name Service Planned Estimated Percentage to be Paid* % % % % Estimated Total Percentage Credited toward DBE Goal: 3% Estimated Percentage of Voluntary DBE Work Anticipated over DBE Goal: N/A Company Name: United Consulting Signature: ___________________________________________ Date: 2/13/23 *It is understood that these individual firm percentages are estimates only and that percentages paid may be greater or less as a result of negotiation of contract scope of work. 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Date Issued:03/24/2017 No Change Affidavit Due:02/28/2023 Metric Environmental , LLC 100 North Senate Avenue Room N750 Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 PHONE: (317) 233-4664 FAX: (317) 233-0891 Eric Holcomb, Governor Michael Smith, Commissioner Dodd Title Corporation 8935 North Meridian Street, Suite 115 Indianapolis IN 46260 05/12/2022 Dear Jackie Dodd Subject:No Change Affidavit This letter confirms receipt of your annual No Change Affidavit and supporting documentation . The Indiana Department of Transportation's Economic Opportunity Divison, in compliance with 49 CFR Parts 23 and 26, is pleased to inform you that your firm's information has been reviewed and approved. Your firm's DBE/ACDBE Certification will remain valid for another year. The DBE Directory, located at https://entapps.indot.in.gov/DBELocator/ , will continue to list your contact information and will include the NAICS codes and description of services performed. As a DBE/ACDBE, you have the responsibility to comply with all aspects of 49 CFR Parts 23 and 26, which include maintaining an accurate mailing address, phone number and email address with INDOT EIS and promptly following up on all inquiries . If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at any time. 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