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Disadvantage Business Enterprise DBE
Supportive Services Newsletter September 2016
Contact Information
Carolyn Bell
Civil Rights Director [email protected]
Stacy Slay, DBE Coordinator
Stan Adams DBE Certification Officer
Justin Rawls Special Projects Officer [email protected]
P.O. Box 1850
Jackson, MS 39215-1850 Office: 601. 359-7466
Fax: 601.576.4501 www.gomdot.com
DBE Supportive Services
Larry Davis Project Manager
Nicole McNamee Assistant Program Manager
Lauren Collins Communications Specialist
1400 Fourth Avenue Jackson, MS 39203
Office: (601) 718-7344 Fax: (601) 564-0212
www.msdbe.com
Wheeler’s Janitorial Supplies & Equipment, Inc.
Wheeler’s Janitorial Supplies & Equipment, Inc. is a small business located in Crystal Springs, MS and is owned and operated by Mr. Tommy Wheeler. The firm has been in business for about eighteen years and a certified DBE for over four years. The company offers services such as providing stock cleaning supplies and products like chemicals, disinfectants, soaps, floor finish, stripper, paper products, specialty products, safety equipment and host of other products. Wheeler’s Janitorial Supplies & Equipment, Inc. is all about delivering quality products along with competitive pricing. Mr. Wheeler’s management team consists of Jazma Wheeler (Vice President), Nikki Wheeler (Office Manager) as well as a host of drivers and salesmen. The firm has an abundance of experience in providing cleaning materials and equipment to many other businesses around Mississippi. Some of the clients consist of Jackson Public School District, Magnolia Nursing Home, The City of Vicksburg, Copiah County Board of Supervisors, Alcorn State University and many more. Wheeler’s Janitorial Supplies & Equipment, Inc. takes pride in being a small family owned business. In addition, the firm is unique because of quality customer service along with excellent and efficient team work. Knowing how to build positive working relationships is vital for any business that is looking to thrive in such a competitive industry. Although, the firm is on the road to success, Mr. Wheeler has been in business for more than enough of time to know that there are good and bad seasons that any small business owner may experience at some point. He leaves a word of advice for DBE firms and small business owners in general. “Set short term goals and evaluate the process every six months. Also stay focused, work hard, and don’t give up. For more information about this firm or to contact Mr. Wheeler please send your correspondence to [email protected] .
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Call No#
Project Name Project No# County DBE Goal
OJT Goal
1
Intersection
Improvements at
US 45 & Ripley
Road,
Federal Aid Project No. HSIP-0002-07(016) /
106990301
Prentiss
6% 0 Hrs
2
Intersection Improvements at
US 61 & Eagles Nest Road,
Federal Aid Project No. HSIP-0009-06(014) /
106268301
Coahoma
6% 0 Hrs
3
Median Barrier Installation on US
278/SR 6 from Jackson Avenue to University Avenue,
& SR 7 approximately .3 miles north of the
Belk Blvd. Intersection and
north to the 4-lane past SR 30/Molly
Barr,
Federal Aid Project No. HSIP-0070-04(023) /
107109301
Lafayette
5% 0 Hrs
4
Intersection Improvements on US 45 at Pratt, Fashion Way and SW Avenue,
Federal Aid Project No. NHPP-0002-06(022) /
107209301
Lee
8% 0 Hrs
5
Mill & Overlay of US 80 from Terry Road to East of
Bierdeman Road, & US 51 from RR to
Town Creek,
Federal Aid Project Nos. NH-7314-00(028) /
107187301, 302, & NH-6928-00(012) /
107187303
Hinds &
Rankin
5% 0 Hrs
6
Raised Pavement Markers on various
routes in District (3),
State Project No. MP-3000-00(107) /
305941301
District Wide
Project 0% 0 Hrs
7 Construction of Byhalia Bulk Salt
Storage Structure,
State Project No. BWO-2218-47(001) /
503020301
Marshall
0% 0 Hrs
MDOT Bid Letting Tuesday September 27, 2016
Coming Events
September 22, 2016 Time: 9:00 am CDT - 3:00 pm CDT SBA Day (Picayune) Greater Picayune Chamber 201 Highway 11 North, Picayune MS Contact Number: 601-798-3122 Contact Email: [email protected] Cost: Free September 23, 2016 Time: 11:30 am CDT - 1:00 pm CDT Women Entrepreneurs Meeting (Gulfport) Knight Nonprofit Center 11975 Seaway Road, Suite A101, Gulfport MS 39503 Contact Number: 228-604-0105 Contact Email: [email protected] Cost: Members Admission -$25 General Admission -$35 September 26, 2016 Time: 2:00 pm CDT - 3:00 pm CDT MDOT Pre- Bid Conference (Jackson) Jackson Hilton 1001 E. County Line Road, Ridgeland, 39211 Please RSVP by calling Lauren Collins @ 601-572-1002 Cost: Free September 27, 2016 Time: 5:30 pm CDT - 8:30 pm CDT Session 3: Financial Projections (Jackson) Eudora Welty Library - Ellen Douglas Room 300 North State Street, Jackson, MS, 39201 Contact Number: 601-359-3420 Contact Email: [email protected] September 28, 2016 Time: 4:00 pm CDT - 5:00 pm CDT Business Roundtable (Tupelo) Community Development Foundation Center 398 E Main St., Tupelo, MS 38804 Contact Name: Molly Lovorn Contact Email: [email protected] Cost: Free
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Gulley’s Welding Steel Erectors, Inc.
Gulley’s Welding Steel Erectors, Inc. has been in business since 1995. The company is DBE certified in Mississippi and Louisiana and is located at 5107 First Street, Meridian, MS 39307. Rodney Gulley is the owner of this company that continues to build business on the company’s motto, “No job is too big or too small.” The company specializes in structural steel erections.
Mr. Gulley stated, “I attribute my success to not being afraid of hard work and having the willingness to take on jobs that others turn down due to size or difficulty. Working hard is what has allowed me to get where I am today.” The success of the business also allows him to maintain a staff of approximately fifteen employees, therefore contributing back to the community’s economic stability. The company continue to
strive to maintain a reputation for quality service at an affordable price.
Gulley’s Welding Steel Erectors, Inc. has worked on various projects including the Health and Science Building at South Louisiana Community College, the Cajun Dome in Lafayette, LA, classroom renovations at Mississippi State University, and the Gillom Sports Center at the University of Mississippi.
For further information about this company, please contact Rodney Gulley via phone at 601-482-3767.
South Louisiana Community College
Mississippi State University Cajun Dome (Lafayette, LA)
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Name: City/State: Firms Type of Work
Total Management Integration
Clinton, MS 541611 – Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Financial Management consulting (except investment advice) services D148 611430 - Professional and Management Development Training 5412 - Accounting, Tax Preparation, Bookkeeping, and Payroll Services
WDM Enterprises, LLC
Madison, MS 541512 - Computer Systems Design Services 541519 - Other Computer Related Services
Can’t Be Beat
Construction, LLC
Perkinston, MS 237310 – Highway, Street and Bridge Construction Fencing A39 238910 – Site Preparation Contractors Clearing and Grubbing A102 Demolition A103
Mitchell Contracting Madisonville, LA 237110 – Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction 238990 – All Other Specialty Trade Contractors A136 – Underdrain Systems
DAP Resources, Inc. Nashville, TN 541611 – Administrative Management and General Management Consulting DBE Program Planning D50 Management Consulting D52 Civil Rights Program Administration D124 Business Start- up Consulting Services D132
Global Gateway Concessions, LLC
Jacksonville, FL 541611 – Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services 541618 – Other Management Consulting Services
BRC Construction, LLC Marrero, LA 236220 – Commercial and Institutional Building Construction Construction Management A2 541618 – Other Management Consulting Services
August 2016
We Extend A Heartfelt Mississippi Welcome To All The Recently Certified DBE Firms
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BIDDING & ESTIMATING
TIP OF THE MONTH SEPTEMBER 2016 By Elliot Marsh
Elcon Group Inc.
Elliott Marsh, Elcon Group, LLC P.O. Box 5, Soso, MS 39480 601-323-2830 [email protected]
If twenty estimators or contractors were furnished the same set of plans and specifications, and told to prepare an estimate of cost so that the different methods might be compared, it is safe to assume there would not be more than two estimates of the entire twenty that would be prepared by the same basis or from the same units. Why should there be such a variation in methods with only one result to be obtained? It is due to the absence of uniform method of estimating and the lack of detail information regarding the cost of the work to be performed. Each contractor has developed a system of his own, making it almost impossible for one contractor to check another's figures. This often results in the successful bidder being so ridiculously low and if awarded the contract, he would be compelled to complete it at a lost. Often this is the result of basing bids on square feet cost determined on past jobs. In times of inflation and shortages in certain areas, such projections and past results into future work are very risky indeed. When measuring the plans and listing the quantities on the estimate sheet or computer take off sheet, preparatory to pricing and making up the estimate, it is to quantify the different classes of work i.e., material labor, equipment, subcontractor, and other. It is important that these quantities of different classes of work are estimated so far as practical in the same manner in which the work will be constructed on the job. It is only by observing and learning the cost of the various operations on the job that the estimates will prove dependable. As previously mentioned, the practice of lumping an estimate is not only a serious mistake but sooner or later it will cause the user a substantial loss and perhaps one that will put him out of business entirely. In more than one instance, a life's work can be ruined to save an hour or two in the preparation of an estimate. You may want to consider the cost savings of outsourcing you estimation needs. Please email me at [email protected] with any question on this tip or questions on construction estimating in general.
HOW TO QUANTIFY THE DETAILED ESTIMATE
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Safety Corner Roslyn Duplessie
(504) 452-8993
The preservation of the life and health of employees on and off the job should be a paramount concern to any management team. Reducing and striving to eliminate the number of work related illnesses, injuries and deaths is the most compelling reason to maintain a company safety program.
What are the costs? Human Costs
Overload – occurs when a person is burdened with excessive tasks or responsibilities
Inappropriate activities – when individuals undertake a task without property training – human error
Inappropriate response – occurs when an employee detects a hazardous condition but does not correct it, or
removes a safeguard to increase productivity
What are the direct costs of an injury? Direct costs of injuries are directly associated with a specific event, are easily identified and counted, and are paid by insurance. Direct costs include: medical cost, physical therapy, repair costs for damaged equipment, compensation and continuation of pay.
What are the indirect (hidden) costs of an injury? Indirect costs of injuries are not directly associated with a specific event and the result of several events. Indirect costs are not easily identified, are difficult or impossible to quantify, and are not paid for by insurance. Indirect costs include: time lost from work, loss of efficiency by break up of crew, loss of earning power, cost of training new employees, economic loss to injured employee and damage to tools and equipment. Cost/Expense Categories:
Loss of Productivity
Overhead/Overtime
Loss of Product
Clerical/Administrative
Loss of Customers
OSHA/Civil Fines
Morale
Medical
Damage to Tool/Equipment/Property
Training
Scheduling delays/Cleanup
Worker’s Compensation Insurance
The Real Costs of Accidents
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Why Do You Need General Liability Insurance? Liability insurance (also known as Commercial General Business Liability) is designed to protect a company’s or an individual’s assets on their premises or while working away from their business location. General liability insurance can also protect tenants who are leasing space against any liability. Claims and/or Law-suites Brought Against a Company or Individual Your general liability policy is set in place to cover the insurance company’s investigation and attorney expenses, any judgment or settlement, medical expenses if you or an employee has any allegations and or claims brought against them or the company. In many cases your general liability policy will NOT pay for punitive damages resulting from a lawsuit.
Property or Bodily Injury Claims can arise from bodily injury or property damages resulting from accidents on your premises or from your products, your operations or advertising for your business. Advertising and/or Miscellaneous Liability insurance can also cover advertising injury. Many times companies may offer advertising and could possibly violate someone’s copyright. Your liability policy can also cover claims of false or misleading advertising, including libel, slander, and copyright infringement.
What’s NOT Protected Employee injuries-General Liability coverage will NOT protect a company against a claim arising from an employee’s accidents. To insure workers injuries you must have Workers Compensation Professional Liability- General Liability does NOT protect you against any situations that may occur where you have you offered your opinion, solution, service or recommendations in the course of business. Auto Related Incidents - Business liability coverage simply does not protect you against auto accidents. You must purchase a separate auto policy to protect your business. However if a business uses other vehicles or rents other vehicles there is coverage endorsement available known has “Hired and Non-Owned Autos”
Petra Jenkins, Agent
15 Northtown Dr. Suite A
Jackson, MS 39211
Phone: 769-524-6670/Fax: 601-510-9013
Website: signatureagencyms.com
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Bonding Q & A
My name is Maurice Evans and I am a Risk Manager at SouthGroup Insurance specializing in insurance and bonding. As a former minority contractor, one of my greatest passions is helping fellow minority professionals succeed in their business endeavors. As a part of that mission, this month we’re launching a question and answer series to address some common questions many contractors have as they begin the bonding process. 1. What is the bid bond amount? You will find the bid security requirement listed in the bid invitation or advertisement for bids. The security required can range from 5% to 20%. There can also be specific state or other government-entity specifications outside of this particular range. 2. Does my financial statement need to show an amount equal to the bid security to qualify for a bond? Not necessarily. Qualification for bonding capacity is based on a number of things: an evaluation of your financials, job recommendations, past projects history, resumes of key employees and other factors all go into establishing a bonding program. 3. What happens to my bid bond after the bids are opened? Project owners hold your bid security until the project has been awarded. Sometimes the lowest bidder may learn they have made an error in their estimate and therefore, a second or even third lowest bidder may be issued the contract for the work. This is why it is always advisable to provide a bid bond in lieu of a cash security. 4. How much of my bonding capacity is consumed when a bid bond is issued? The full contract amount is deducted from your available capacity. Your capacity is restored when your surety is provided notification that you were not awarded the project. 5. When are capacity letters needed? Sometimes obligees use bonding capacity letters to prequalify their prospective bidders. A final bond may or may not be required. I hope you have found the above information helpful. If you have any further questions or would like to establish your own bonding program, please reach out to me at 601-544-2122.
We are eager to watch you succeed!
106 Madison Plaza, Suite B Hattiesburg, MS 39402
PH: 601-544-2122 E-Mail: [email protected]
Mr. Maurice Evans
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06 - LSBP-60(13) Quitman 0.010 Mi of Box Bridge and Gravel Approaches
09 - SAP-69(17)M Tate 2.255 Mi of Maintenance Overlay
12 - SAP-08(7)M Carroll 13.801 Mi of Maintenance (Other than Bridge)
12 - SAP-36(28)M Lafayette 3.785 Mi of Overlay
14 - SAP-53(79) Oktibbeha 4.256 Mi of Roadbed Reclamation, Guardrail,
Striping and Signing
15 - SAP-56(8)M Perry 0.068 Mi of Bridge Repair
19 - LSBP-25(42) Hinds 0.200 Mi of Bridge and Gravel Approaches
20 - SAP-12(20)S Clarke 47.860 Mi of Reseal
20 - STP-BR-0132(5)B Pearl River 0.447 Mi of 4 Bridges and
GS# Project Name Using Agency Professional Bid Date
358-054 Rotunda Renovations (EMER - North Terrace)
Office of Capitol Facilities New Capitol Building
WFT Architects, P.A.
September 1, 2016
504-015 Structural Repairs Mississippi Department of Employment Security
JBHM Architects, P.A. - Jackson
September 8, 2016 (Extended from 6/7/16, 6/21/16, 8/16/16, 8/30/16)
Office of State Aid Road Construction
Mississippi Department of Finance
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HIGHLIGHTED PROJECTS FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 2016
EDWARDS STREET TO HALL AVENUE PATHWAY Hattiesburg, Mississippi
Bid Date: October 20, 2016 Bid Time: 10:00 A.M. Location: City of Hattiesburg, at the City Clerk's Office 200 Forrest Street
Hattiesburg, Mississippi, 39401
Scope of Work: Supplying all labor, equipment, and materials (as specified) necessary for the construction of the above referenced project. Work consists of constructing a 10' asphalt pathway along an abandoned rail bed from Edwards Street to Hall Avenue.
Proposals shall be submitted in duplicate, sealed and deposited with the Owner prior to the hour and date hereinbefore designated. No bidder may withdraw his bid within 90 days after the actual date of the opening thereof. Each Bidder must submit with his proposal a separate attachment stating his qualifications to perform the work. The Statement of Qualifications shall list past projects of similar size and nature, a list of references with name and telephone number, a list of key personnel who will perform the work, and other information supporting the bidder's qualifications.
Copies of the Instructions to Bidders, Bid Forms, Contract Drawings and Contract Specifications (with the exception of the Mississippi Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction) may be procured at the office of the Engineer, Neel-Schaffer located at 704 Hardy Street, Hattiesburg, Mississippi 39401 between the hours of 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M., Local Time, Monday through Friday, upon payment of $100.00 for each set, which will not be refunded.
The Engineer is Neel-Schaffer, Inc., 704 Hardy Street, Hattiesburg, Mississippi 39401 Phone (601) 545-1565 Fax (601)-545-2267 Geoffrey P. Crosby, P.E. - Senior Project Manager
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Terminal E Dock Fender and Pile Damage Repairs-JCPA Pascagoula, MS / Jackson County
Bid Date: 10/4/2016 Time: 2:00 PM Location: Jackson County Port Authority, 3033 Pascagoula Street, Pascagoula, MS Plans From: Compton Engineering Pascagoula, MS / Phone (228) 762-3970 / Fax (228) 769-9079
Scope of Work: Site Preparation / Demolition / Timber Fender System / Pre-stressed Concrete Piles Plan Holders: JE Borries Marine Construction Vancleave, MS Phone (228) 826-4947 Fax (228) 826-2251 Walters Construction Laurel ,MS Phone (601) 428-5515 Fax (601) 425-5334
Choctaw County Renovation 2016 Choctaw County School District Ackerman, MS / Choctaw County
Bid Date: October 10, 2016 Bid Time: 4:00 P.M. Bids To: Choctaw County School District
Scope of Work: Selective Demolition / Rough Carpentry / Joint Sealants / Hollow Metal Doors & Frames / Door Hardware / Glazing / Interior Painting / Exterior Painting / Access Control Systems (ACS)
Plans From: Bailey Architecture Education P.A. Ridgeland, MS Phone (601) 790-9432 Fax (888) 281-0547
HIGHLIGHTED PROJECTS FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 2016
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George Regional Hospital Expansion & Renovation REBID Lucedale, MS / George County
Bidding: 10/6/2016 at 10:00:00 AM Bids To: George Regional Hospital Pre-bid: September 10:00 A.M. Century Bank Conf Room 4262 Main Street Plans From: Hardy and Associates/Architect, PLLC
Biloxi, MS Phone (228) 215-1851 Fax (228) 215-1852
Scope of Work: Bid Pkg 1 - Site Work & Site Work Demolition / Bid Pkg 2 - Foundation, Rebar, Vapor Barrier, Termite, 2nd Floor Slab Work, Sidewalks, Sidewalk Expansion Joints & Sealants / Bid Pkg 3 - Masonry Work / Bid Pkg 4 - Metal, Structural Steel Frame & Misc Steel / Bid Pkg 5 - Demolition, Metal Studs, Gypsum, Acoustical, Siding, Exterior Sheathing, Weather Barrier, EIFS, Insulation, Trusses, Rough Carpentry, Wood Blocking, Through Wall Flashing & Accessories / Bid Pkg 6 - Painting-Exterior & Interior, Gypsum Finishing / Bid Pkg 7 - Roofing & Sheet Metal / Bid Pkg 8 - Millwork & Countertops / Bid Pkg 9 - Flooring, Base & Concrete Floor Sealer / Bid Pkg 10 - Aluminum Windows & Doors & Automatic Operated Doors / Bid Pkg 11 - Exterior & Interior Hollow Metal Doors, Wood Doors, Door Frames & Associated Door Hardware for All Doors / Bid Pkg 12 - Fire Sprinkler System / Bid Pkg 13 - Mechanical Bid Pkg 14 - Electrical / Bid Pkg 15 – Elevator
Additional Info: This is a rebid with new specs/drawings. There are 15 separate bid packages. Deposit is for CD format or contractors can purchase original paper copies at their own expense.
HIGHLIGHTED PROJECTS FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 2016
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Water & Sewer Improvements Learning & Wellness Commons/Traditions
Harrison County, MS
Bid Date: October 5, 2016 Time Date: 2:00 PM Location: Harrison Co Board of Supervisors
1801 23rd Avenue Gulfport, MS
Scope of Work: Traffic Control / Clearing and Grubbing / Select Bedding and Backfill / Limestone / Water Distribution System / Gravity Sanitary Sewers / Sewage Force Mains / Duplex Wet Pit Sewage Pump Station /Chain Link Fence / Signage / Plant Establishment
Plans From: Brown, Mitchell & Alexander, Inc.
Biloxi, MS Phone (228) 436-7612
Fax (228) 436-7676
Plan Holders:
Lane Construction Co. of MS Inc. Ocean Springs,MS Phone (228) 872-2414 Fax (228) 872-2445 Long Beach Underground Long Beach, MS Phone (228) 518-1972 Fax (228) 868-9957
HIGHLIGHTED PROJECTS FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 2016
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AAA Ambulance Administration Building Hattiesburg, MS / Forrest County
Bid Date: September 29, 2016 Bid Time: 10:00 A.M. Pre-bid: September 22, 2016 -9:00 A.M.
Office of Architect 4200 Mamie Street, Hattiesburg, MS 39402
Bids To: Board of Directors of AAA Ambulance Service Plan Contact: Plan House Printing Hattiesburg Phone: (601) 336-6378 Plans From: Perkins & Williamson Architecture, PLLC
Hattiesburg, MS Phone (601) 545-2464 Fax (601) 545-2406
Scope of Work: Earthwork - Building Pad Only / Termite Control / Concrete Forming & Accessories / Concrete Reinforcing / Cast In Place Concrete / Unit Masonry / Structural Steel / Cold Formed Metal Framing / Cold Formed Metal Trusses / Metal Fabrications / Rough Carpentry / Finish Carpentry / Bituminous Damp proofing / Insulation / Weather Barrier / Asphalt Shingles / Metal Soffit & Wall Panels / Flashing & Sheet Metal / Joint Sealants / Metal Doors & Frames / Wood Doors / Entrances & Storefronts / Metal Windows / Hardware / Glazing / Portland Cement Stucco / Gypsum Wallboard / Acoustical Treatment / Resilient Flooring / Carpet Tile / Painting / Vinyl Corner Guards / Fire Extinguishers, Cabinets & Accessories / Toilet Accessories / Window Treatment / Mechanical General / Schedule of Submittal Data / Design Conditions / Firestopping for Mechanical Work / ID of Piping / Motors, Starters, Controls & Wiring / Testing, Adjusting & Balancing / Pipe Hangers & Supports / Thermal Insulation for Mechanical Systems / Refrigerant Piping Systems / Plumbing Basic Materials & Methods / Drains, Cleanouts & Drainage Accessories / Water Heaters - Electric / Plumbing Fixtures & Trim / Fire Protection / Gas Flues / Mini Split AC Units / Split System Air Conditioners / Ductwork & Accessories / Filters / Fans / Grilles, Registers & Diffusers / Louvers / Basic Electrical Requirements / Basic Electrical Materials & Methods / Grounding & Bonding / Low Voltage Conductors (600 Volt AC) / Raceways, Fittings & Supports / Wire Basket Cable Tray / Wiring Devices / Panelboards, Safety Switches & Cabinets / Lighting / Fire Alarm Systems / Communications Rough In
HIGHLIGHTED PROJECTS FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 2016
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DON’T MISS OUT ON PROJECT OPPORTUNITIES!
ATTEND THE MDOT PRE-BID MEETING!
Monday, September 26th 2:00 p.m.
Hilton Hotel, Jackson, MS 39211
GUEST SPEAKER:
Mr. Sydney Brown, Associate Project Manager, Senior
Mississippi Development Authority
Minority and Small Business Development Division
Mississippi Procurement Technical Assistance Program (MPTAP)
Learn how updating your business’s information plays a vital role in State Project
information distribution.
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Open Desk Need a Temporary Desk or Office in Jackson?
Well the MDOT Supportive Services office is available. You can use
the Wi-Fi to connect to the internet, copy, send and receive fax, make
calls, print documents and review MDOT, State Aid and LPA prints all
for free. Just call or stop by between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5:00
p.m. weekdays. For more information contact Lauren Collins at (601)
572-1002. The thoughts were that this might get more people into the
office and ultimately reviewing plans.
IT’S QUICK, IT’S EASY AND IT’S AVAILABLE”
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REGISTER NOW To Be Considered for
Continental Tire RFP Opportunities
AT
https://www.mississippi.org/continentalcontract/
