Supporting Documentation · Jun 24, 2025
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Show all pages5.4 DBE/Trainee Compliance The RC/PM and the Resident Engineer must continuously monitor DBE and Trainee participation to verify compliance with the approved DC-266. The RC and RE also monitor and perform Commercial Useful Function reviews as the project progresses and are responsible for ensuring the DBE contract goals will be met at the time of project completion. Under the supervision of the RC/PM, the Resident Engineer is responsible and maintains a separate file for: a. Verification of Recommendation to Award memorandum and the schedule of Participation DBE Form CR-266, to determine status of Sub-contractors to monitor for compliance. b. During the Contract, monitors true participation by comparing DBE goal commitments against Request for Approval to Submit Form DC-18; also, cross check the daily reports with each affected Form DC-18, the Recommendation to Award and the Utilization of DBE/SBE Monthly Report Form CR-267. c. Ensures all DBEs are performing Commercial Useful Function (CUF). d. Uses the Daily Inspection Report (DC-29, DC-144 or equal) to document onsite monitoring of stipulated DBE work items and Contractor performing the work under to ensure compliance. e. Notifies the RC/PM and the Contractor in writing of any violations and will direct the Contractor to comply with the requirements. Revisions to the approved DBE program can be made only upon the Contractor submittal of the revised Form CR-266. The Resident Engineer must follow-up promptly to ensure timely solution. f. For any DBE/ESBE goal commitments, outlined in the Specifications, which may not be fulfilled, as soon as it is known the goal will not be met the contactor must promptly submit supporting adequate Good Faith Effort with Form CR267, this will be reviewed by RC/PM and recommended documentation for approval and sent to NJDOT-BLA Office. Changes to DBE compliance must be approved by NJDOT - Civil Rights. g. DC-18’s – along with Executed sub-contracts h. Cancelled checks showing payment to sub-contractors – copies of front and back of check to be provided. i. Monitors Trainee goal requirements (If Trainees are Required) through on-site monitoring (DC-29A Daily Inspector’s Report/or DC-144 or Approved Equal Local Form will be used to monitor the performance of the Trainees). Evidence of Contractor’s Trainee compliance must be maintained throughout contract. j. Township of West
or DC-144 or Approved Equal Local Form will be used to monitor the performance of the Trainees). Evidence of Contractor’s Trainee compliance must be maintained throughout contract. j. Township of West Orange will have Contractor provide and maintain Apprentice/Trainee Approval Memorandum Part "A", Biweekly Training Reports, Contractor's 1409 Quarterly Training Reports, and Training Certificate for each Trainee candidate assigned to project. 5.5 Contract Changes Changes to the plans and specifications, quantities, extra work (if necessary) and time, are to be done in accordance with the requirements of NJDOT Standard Specifications, Section 104.03, 28 | P a g e
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