DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PARTICIPATION PROGRAM

Montachusett Regional Transit Authority Goal Methodology

ii MART FY15-17 DBE Goals

Table of Contents

Goal Submission for Fiscal Years 2015-2017 ............................................................................................ 1

New Goals ............................................................................................................................................... 1

Proof of Publication ................................................................................................................................ 1

Minority/Women Contracting Groups .................................................................................................... 1

Goal Construction: .................................................................................................................................. 2

Projects ................................................................................................................................................ 2

Information Sources ............................................................................................................................ 3

Step One: Base Figure ....................................................................................................................... 3

Table 1 ............................................................................................................................................ 4

Table 2 ............................................................................................................................................ 5

Step Two: Adjustment ....................................................................................................................... 6

Race-Neutral & Race Conscious Participation ....................................................................................... 7

Detailed Past Goal Attainment............................................................................................................ 7

Attachment A .............................................................................................................................................. 8

1. Sentinel & Enterprise .................................................................................................................. 8

2. Worcester Telegram .................................................................................................................... 9

3. Boston Globe ............................................................................................................................ 10

4. Northeast Minority News .......................................................................................................... 11

Attachment B ............................................................................................................................................ 12

Attachment C ............................................................................................................................................ 13

Attachment D ............................................................................................................................................ 14

Attachment E ............................................................................................................................................ 15

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Goal Submission for Fiscal Years 2015-2017 New Goals The Montachusett Regional Transit Authority’s (MART) overall goal for the time period FFY2015-2017 (October 1, 2014 through September 30, 2017) is 3.6% of the Federal financial assistance we will expend in DOT-assisted contracts, exclusive of FTA funds to be used for the purchase of transit vehicles. $4,860,064 is the dollar amount of DOT-assisted contracts that MART expects to award between FFY2015 and FFY2017. $1,350,000 is expected to be awarded in FFY2015, $2,665,064 in FFY16, and $820,000 in FFY17. This means that MART has set a goal of expending $176,807.52 with DBEs during the next three fiscal years. We estimate that, in meeting our overall goal of 4%, we will obtain 4% from race-neutral participation and 0% through race-conscious measures.

Proof of Publication MART published a notice announcing the DBE goals that it has established as a part of this program each year in the Fitchburg and Leominster Sentinel and Enterprise, the Worcester Telegram, the Boston Globe, and the Northeast Minority Business News. The notice informed the public that a DBE participation program including DBE goals and a description of how there were developed are available for inspection during normal business hours at the office of the Montachusett Regional Transit Authority for 30 days following the date of said notice, and informing the public that the Department of Transportation and MART will accept comments on the goals for 45 days from the date of notice. The 45 day period was from June 24, 2014 to August 7, 2014. MART did not receive any comments or disputes to our goal. Scanned copies of the legal ads are provided in Attachment A.

Minority/Women Contracting Groups MART reached out to the Twin Cities Community Development Corporation to establish a better relationship with Small Business and Minority Business groups in the region. An open discussion was conducted at the Twin Cities CDC Offices on Main Street in Fitchburg. The CDC invited members to attend, but only two made the meeting – a Minority Business Owner and an employee of the City of Fitchburg Housing Division who is responsible for 3E, MBE & WBE Outreach. Although the group was small, the conversation was productive. The major talking points were as follows:

1) How can we make the certification process easier? Does the SDO have a “Train the Trainer” program that would allow Twin Cities CDC to help the potential DBE’s get through the process? The business owner in attendance went through a 4 hour class 5 years ago given by SDO, then SOMWBA, and never finished the “daunting” paperwork.

2) Is there a central location where businesses can find bidding opportunities which would give them an idea of the potential volume and make it worthwhile to go through the DBE Certification process?

Also MART, as part of the larger group of Massachusetts RTA’s, had an opportunity to inform members of the WTS International, Boston Chapter of the contracting opportunities at their Business Partner Expo last October (2013). WTS Boston’s members were informed about the RTA’s outside of their established relationship with MBTA. This connection was facilitated by Lynn Ahlgren, an independent consultant. MART will bring these specific goals to this year’s conference directly on October 23, 2014.

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MART is a member of the North Central Workforce Investment Board and the North Central Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce. MART will continue to use these connections to establish relationships with more minority and women contracting groups.

Goal Construction: Projects The following projects will be completed during the time period of Fiscal Years 2015-2017 and will be accomplished with DOT financial assistance. A short description of each project follows: Misc Facility Rehabilitation Projects – MART will use 5307 funds to accomplish various rehabilitation projects on MART’s facilities. These projects are small jobs ranging from $50,000-$250,000. This doesn’t afford for MART to split the project into prime and sub-contracting opportunities. However the size of the projects does lend naturally to smaller firms, DBE and SBE alike. The following is a summary of those projects by year of expected contracting:

FFY14-15 Projects: • Replace curbing and sidewalk on rail-side of Intermodal Center in downtown Fitchburg. • Repair roof leaking issue and damages cause by said leak in North Pod of Intermodal Center

at 100 Main Street. • Drainage/flood mitigation issue at the Gardner maintenance facility

FFY15-16 Projects: • Resealing of the garage decking at Fitchburg parking garage at 150 Main St • Asphalt repaving of outside parking lot on rail-side of Intermodal Center • Gas tank containment issue at Water Street maintenance facility in Fitchburg • Convert to dry fire suppression system in server rooms at Water Street and Main Street

FFY16-17 Projects: • Rehab stairwells (paint/sealing/light replacement) at Fitchburg parking garage • Enclose canopy catwalk from Fitchburg parking garage to rail platform • Replace/rehab garage doors at Fitchburg maintenance facility

Equipment Purchases: • Computers/Network Support – purchase miscellaneous network equipment such as large

UPS’s and replacement computers and servers will happen in each of the three years. • Support Equipment – purchase operational support equipment such as snowmelter and

related equipment such as a bobcat and dump truck in FFY2015. • Electric charging stations will be purchased for each of MART’s parking facilities in

FY2016. Large Project – MART has one large project for this goal setting period. MART has $3.2M in TEA-21 FHWA funds which were transferred over to FTA that are earmarked for an “Ayer Parking Garage.” This project will be to expand a current surface lot and increase parking from 75 cars to almost 200 cars. This project will include the acquisition of Real Estate around the existing lot (and all the sub-projects that Real Estate acquisition entails), and procurement of A&E services to design the expanded lot and ROW with pedestrian street crossing. The project will culminate with construction to be completed in 2016. Although the construction is just a surface lot, there may be subcontracting opportunities, such as paving or landscaping.

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Information Sources MART used two sources to determine the availability of total firms and the number of DBE’s certified in our region.

1. MART is part of a UCP with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the Massachusetts Department of Transportation. The Commonwealth’s Supplier Diversity Office (SDO) certifies Disadvantages Businesses and keeps a directory of these businesses on their website which can be downloaded. This is a searchable directory in which DBE certified businesses can be sorted by NAICS code. MART’s DBE Office downloaded this directory, then categorized, sorted and checked for duplicate listings in similar categories. The narrowed directory is included as Attachment C. It was found that Eight Hundred Twenty-Three (822) DBE firms relate to MART in the following categories: Architectural and Engineering (174), Construction – General & Specialty Contractors (338), Construction Materials (43), Computer Services (62), Professional Services (152), Insurance (15), Office Equipment (13) and Other Materials (25).

2. To calculate all Firms within the same geographic region MART used two sources - 2010 Census Data and the 2012 NAICS database. At first it appeared that the Census data only listed grouped categories, which was fine for categories like Construction – but required further breakdown for manufacturing and professional services. However a link to a related census database site (censtats.census.gov) was discovered and followed. This site allows the user to drill down into each category for detailed statistics for each and every NAICS code. The overall statistics for each category for Massachusetts (chosen as MART’s local market) is shown in Attachment D.

Step One: Base Figure In order to determine a base figure for the DBE goal the following methodology was used: MART’s DBELO used an example spreadsheet provided by the RCRO to calculate a weighted DBE base figure for all projects forecasted for the upcoming goal submission period. Each of the projects, as described previously, was entered into a spreadsheet page using an estimate of funds for each NAICS code, relevant to that project, adding up to the project total. Each project sheet is then tied to a base figure calculation summary page for all the projects. This calculation takes the weight of each project times the total of all projects and multiplies it by the Relative Availability of DBE’s to all firms in the local market. This provides a weighted base figure. These calculations are shown in Attachment B. Table 1 (next page) provides a detailed summary of these projects using the following information:

• Year of Award • Year of Completion • Project Name • Federal Project Value • NAICS codes • Number of DBE firms on the Massachusetts SDO Certified Business Directory • Total firms in Massachusetts (as established by 2012 Census Data for County Business

Patterns) • Weight of federal dollars per project against total federal dollars, percentage of available

DBE’s to total Firms • Base number for weight of the project times DBE availability

A descriptive list of the possible applicable NAICS codes follows in Table 2.

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Table 1

Project Award

Project Completion Projects

Amount of DOT funds on project:

NAICS Code

# DBEs available

# all firms available Weight

Avail-ability

Weighted Base Figure

2015 2015 Snow Removal Equip $ 240,000.00 333414 0 14 0.04938 0.00543 0.0003

441110 0 457

444210 3 81 2015 2015 Main St Roof $ 160,000.00 238160 6 341 0.03292 0.01760 0.0006 2015 2015 Gardner Drainage $ 205,000.00 237110 27 234 0.04218 0.07345 0.0031

2389xx 121 1781

2015 2015 Ayer Real Estate Appraisal $ 20,000.00 531320 4 203 0.14815 0.00221 0.0003 2015 2015 Ayer Real Estate Acq/Legal $ 690,000.00 541110 1 4618

2015 2015 Land Surveys $ 10,000.00 541370 6 154 2015 2016 Ayer Parking A&E $ 252,000.00 541330 70 1491 0.05185 0.04620 0.0024

541370 6 154

2016 2016 Ayer Construction $ 2,257,064.00 237310 66 241

0.46441 0.03373 0.0157

238110 20 265

238210 29 2204

2389xx 121 1781

561730 29 3366 2016 2016 Replace Garage Doors $ 96,000.00 332321 1 15 0.01975 0.06667 0.0013 2016 2016 Charging Stations $ 60,000.00 335999 3 41 0.01235 0.07317 0.0009 2017 2017 Garage Rehab $ 250,000.00 238390 12 139

0.05144 0.06625 0.0034

238990 58 681

238320 36 780

2017 2017 Misc Paving $ 400,000.00 2389xx 121 1781 0.08230 0.06794 0.0056 2017 2017 Tank Contain/Replace $ 120,000.00 424720 10 40 0.02469 0.09431 0.0023 238990 58 681 Multi Multi PC/Server Replacements $ 100,000.00 423430 10 286 0.02058 0.02424 0.0005 425120 22 1034

Totals $4,860,064.00

840 22863

Goal 3.64%

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Table 2

Possible NAICS Categories to be used on MART Projects NAICS Code Code/Category Description 237110 Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction 237310 Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction 238110 Poured Concrete Foundation and Structure Contractors 238140 Masonry Contractors 238160 Roofing Contractors 238210 Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors 238320 Painting and Wall Covering Contractors 238330 Flooring Contractors 238390 Other Building Finishing Contractor 238910 Site Preparation Contractors 238990 All Other Specialty Trade Contractors 332321 Metal Window and Door Manufacturing 333414 Heating Equipment (except Warm Air Furnaces) Manufacturing 335999 All Other Miscellaneous Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing 339950 Sign Manufacturing 423320 Brick, Stone, and Related Construction Material Merchant Wholesalers 423330 Roofing, Siding, and Insulation Material Merchant Wholesalers 423430 Computer and Computer Peripheral Equipment and Software Merchant Wholesalers

423610 Electrical Apparatus and Equipment, Wiring Supplies, and Related Equipment Merchant Wholesalers

424720 Petroleum & Petroleum Products Merchant Wholesalers (except Bulk Stations & Terminals) 425120 Wholesale Trade Agents and Brokers 441110 New Car Dealers 444210 Outdoor Power Equipment Stores 484110 General Freight Trucking, Local 484220 Specialized Freight Trucking (except Used Goods), Local 531320 Offices of Real Estate Appraisers 541110 Offices of Lawyers 541310 Architectural Services 541330 Engineering Services 541370 Surveying and Mapping (except Geophysical) Services 541380 Testing Laboratories 541620 Environmental Consulting Services 561730 Landscaping Services 562111 Solid Waste Collection 562910 Remediation Services

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Step Two: Adjustment MART has adjusted its overall DBE goal to 4.5%. MART determined this adjustment by examining the following evidentiary information:

1. Past Participation – Past goal attainment (detailed within the next section) seems much higher than MART’s 4.5% goal (more than double the 2% of the last goal submission period). 5.39% is the median of contract completions over the last 3 years. However the median of contract awards, which is used to judge goal attainment, is much higher at 11.59%. There were 4 years of history considered, but 2013 is removed from consideration due to an unusual circumstance. A subcontract was given by a prime without a change order and not in the year of original award. This subcontract is 32% of that year’s total prime contracting of which only 0.15% ($680) was dispersed to a prime contract. The average of the weighted base figure (3.64%) and the median of past performance is 7.615%. However, a goal adjusted to 7% or higher would be likely to not reach attainment without race conscious measures in FFY16 and FFY17 for the following reason. Nearly $1.5 million dollars was given to a DBE firm, during this past goal attainment period, which is providing customized software on MART’s VTCLI – MOVET project. This project will wrap at the beginning of FFY2015 (December 31, 2014). MART does not anticipate a contract or project of this magnitude or design in the foreseeable future. Therefore contracting opportunities of the past three years are not comparative to the contracting opportunities coming in the next three years. However the first report of the FFY2015 reporting period (6/1/15) will show an unusually high DBE contract award percentage since $400,091, which is part of the $1.5 million previously mentioned, was actually awarded on October 15, 2014 due to a slight delay in negotiations.

2. Disparity Studies – MART researched disparity studies done for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and could only find one for our state. This study was done by NERA Economic Consulting for a joint effort by the Commonwealth’s Division of Capital Asset Management and the Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency in September 2010. Race, Sex, and Business Enterprise: Evidence from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts: Volume II shows evidence of racial disparity in the market area. The Massachusetts Department of Transportation has undertaken a diversity study that would be more applicable to an agency such as MART; but that study has not been completed at this time. Although not everything in the DCAM study is relevant to MART, the data on construction and design can be used, as well as the statistical disparities in the ability of DBE’s to get financing, bonding, and insurance to participate. The study encourages an upward adjustment to baseline estimates of DBE availability to account for the continuing effects of discrimination on minority and women-owned businesses. The disparity ratio sited in the study for Construction related businesses was 0.6361

3. Statistical Disparities – The study also showed evidence of statistical disparities in the Capital Market which covers areas of financing, bonding, and insurance. In the study national data is analyzed and compared to a survey conducted by NERA in the Massachusetts region, to examine whether discrimination exists in the small business credit market. The Executive Summary of

(NERA Economic Consulting, 2010). MART has only one major construction project in the upcoming goal submission period and it is less than 50% of the total projects budget. MART does have some minor construction related projects which will be much easier to get DBE’s to bid upon. Therefore we have adjusted our goal up from 3.6% DBE availability to 4.5%

1 (NERA Economic Consulting, 2010) Table 5.21, page 118

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that study was release to the public, whereas the complete report is marked “Proprietary and Confidential.” The following relevant bullet points are from the published Executive Summary: • Minority-owned firms were particularly likely to report that they did not apply for a loan over the

preceding three years because they feared the loan would be denied. • When minority-owned firms did apply for a loan, their loan requests were substantially more

likely to be denied than other groups, even after accounting for differences in factors like size and credit history.

• When minority-owned firms did receive a loan, they were charged higher interest rates on the loan than was true of comparable White-owned firms.

• Far more minority-owned firms report that credit market conditions are a serious concern than is the case for White-owned firms.

• A greater share of minority-owned firms believes that the availability of credit is the most important issue likely to confront the firm in the next 12 months.

“We conclude that there is statistically significant evidence of discrimination in Massachusetts in the small business credit market, particularly with respect to firms owned by Blacks. We find little or no significant evidence, however, that White females are discriminated against in this market.” 2

4. Additional data on employment, self-employment, education, training, and union apprenticeship programs were examined both within the NERA Economic Consulting study and data from the updated 2007 Survey of Business Owners (SBO) Census Data (the study contains 2002 SBO data). The evidence confirms the continuing disparity in all these areas against disadvantaged businesses, as well as discrimination in union apprenticeship programs.

Race-Neutral & Race Conscious Participation Detailed Past Goal Attainment MART has met or exceeded our goal of 2% for the past four years.

1. In 2011 there was 6.26% DBE participation in contract completions, which included ARRA funds. 11.59% was made in contract awards, all of which were given as Prime contracts.

2. In 2012 there was 4.02% DBE participation in contract completions. 8.64% was made in contract awards, all of which were given as Prime contracts.

3. In 2013 completed contracts produced 5.39% in expenditures. There were unbalanced DBE awards of 31.96% due to a large subcontract to a DBE made by a GC who was awarded the Prime contract in a previous year. This subcontract was not a result of a change order, just a decision by the GC to sub-out a portion of work not previously subcontracted. This primary contract is still pending completion. Only 0.15% of the 31.96% was given to a prime contract.

4. In 2014 there was 6.12% DBE participation in contract completions. 20.83% was made in contract awards, all of which were given as prime contracts.

The awards made over the past 3 years seem very large in comparison to the contract completions reported. This is due to two very big projects (over $10 million combined) pending completion. MART’s past attainments were all made by Race-Neutral measures (no contract goals were set). MART will strive to continue to meet the maximum feasible portion of its overall goal by using race-neutral means of facilitating DBE participation.

2 (NERA Economic Consulting, 2010) Ch 1.D.3, pages 9 & 10

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Attachment A

1. Sentinel & Enterprise

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2. Worcester Telegram

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3. Boston Globe

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4. Northeast Minority News

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Attachment B

Contract

Amount of DOT funds on contract:

% of total DOT funds (weight)

1) Ayer Parking A&E $252,000.00 0.0519 2) Ayer Real Estate Appraisal $720,000.00 0.1481 3) Ayer Construction $2,257,064.00 0.4644 4) Snow Removal Equip $240,000.00 0.0494 5) Replace Garage Doors $96,000.00 0.0198 6) Charging Stations $60,000.00 0.0123 7) Main St Roof $160,000.00 0.0329 8) Garage Rehab $250,000.00 0.0514 9) Gardner Drainage $205,000.00 0.0422 10) Misc Paving $400,000.00 0.0823 11) PC/Server Replacements $100,000.00 0.0206 12) Tank Contain/Replace $120,000.00 0.0247 Total FTA-Assisted Contract Funds $4,860,064.00 1.0000

Contract

Number of DBEs available to perform this work

Number of all firms available (including DBEs)

Relative Availability

1) Ayer Parking A&E 76 1645 0.0462 2) Ayer Real Estate Appraisal 11 4975 0.0022 3) Ayer Construction 265 7857 0.0337 4) Snow Removal Equip 3 552 0.0054 5) Replace Garage Doors 1 15 0.0667 6) Charging Stations 3 41 0.0732 7) Main St Roof 6 341 0.0176 8) Garage Rehab 106 1600 0.0663 9) Gardner Drainage 148 2015 0.0734 10) Misc Paving 121 1781 0.0679 11) PC/Server Replacements 32 1320 0.0242 12) Tank Contain/Replace 68 721 0.0943

Combined Totals 840 22863 0.0367 Overall availability of DBEs

Project Weight x Availability

Weighted Base Figure

1) Ayer Parking A&E 0.05185 x 0.04620 0.0024 2) Ayer Real Estate Appraisal 0.14815 x 0.00221 0.0003 3) Ayer Construction 0.46441 x 0.03373 0.0157 4) Snow Removal Equip 0.04938 x 0.00543 0.0003 5) Replace Garage Doors 0.01975 x 0.06667 0.0013 6) Charging Stations 0.01235 x 0.07317 0.0009 7) Main St Roof 0.03292 x 0.01760 0.0006 8) Garage Rehab 0.05144 x 0.06625 0.0034 9) Gardner Drainage 0.04218 x 0.07345 0.0031 10) Misc Paving 0.08230 x 0.06794 0.0056 11) PC/Server Replacements 0.02058 x 0.02424 0.0005 12) Tank Contain/Replace 0.02469 x 0.09431 0.0023

Total 0.0364

Expressed as a % (*100) 3.64%

Rounded, Weighted Base Figure: 3.6%

Attachment CThe Massachutts Directory of Disadvantage Business Enterprises (DBE) Listing by All NAICS Codes NAICS NAICS Description Business Name Address City State Zip County First Name Last Name Email Website Telephone Fax DBE Cert. Date

236210 Industrial Building Construction Williamson Engineering, LLC 45 Ansie Road Chelmsford MA 01824 Middlesex John Williamson johnw@williamson-engineering.comhttp://www.williamson-engineering.com (978) 250-4146 04/29/2010

236220 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction AMC Construction Company, Inc. 6 Pierce Way East Road Freetown MA 02717 Bristol Americo Craveiro amcconst@comcast.nethttp://ww.webuildyourfuture.com (508) 763-8445 (508) 763-8745 02/10/2000

237110 Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures ConstructionA Pereira Construction Company, Inc. 11 Chapin Street Ludlow MA 01056 Hampden Amandio Pereira jb7406@aol.com (413) 589-7406 (413) 583-3049 06/06/2013

237110, 237120Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction, Oil and Gas Pipeline and Related Structures Construction South Shore Pipeline Services, Inc. P O Box 293 Hanover MA 02339 Plymouth Donna L.B. D'Amore sspipeline@aol.com (781) 878-1425 (781) 878-1485 10/20/2011

237130, 238210, 334220, 425120, 541380, 541614

Power and Communication Line and Related Structures Construction; Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors; Radio and Television RL Controls, LLC 10-V Gill Street Woburn MA 01801 Middlesex Lena Walsh lena@rlcontrols.com http://www.rlcontrols.com (781) 932-3349 (781) 932-3359 08/24/2006

237310 Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction A Martins & Son Construction, Inc. 679 Moore Street Ludlow MA 01056 Hampden Antonio Martins amartinsinc@aol.com (413) 283-9630 (413) 283-9631 03/25/2004

237990 Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction Bioengineering Group, Inc., The 18 Commercial Street Salem MA 01970 Essex Wendi Goldsmith dkettinger@bioengineering.comhttp://www.bioengineering.com (978) 224-3102 (978) 740-0097 12/23/1996

238110 Poured Concrete Foundation and Structure Contractors Mt. Hope Builders, Inc. 37 Wall Street Bristol RI 02809 OutOfState Antonio Matos sandra@mthopebuilders.com (401) 253-8004 (401) 253-0220 03/04/2010

238120 Structural Steel and Precast Concrete Contractors Andella Iron, Inc. 20 Ingleside Avenue Chelsea MA 02150 Suffolk Carlos R. Perlera cperlera@aol.com (617) 504-5264 10/31/2013

238130 Framing Contractors Stafford Construction Services, Inc. 119 Main Street Saugus MA 01906 Essex Sara Stafford sara@staffordconst.com (781) 233-4800 (781) 233-4881 02/01/1994

238140 Masonry Contractors Fernandes Masonry, Inc. 1031 Phillips Road New Bedford MA 02745 Bristol Victor Fernandes victor@fernandesmasonry.comhttp://www.fernandesmasonryinc.com (508) 998-2121 (508) 985-0003 10/21/2010

238140, 238190Masonry Contractors, Other Foundation, Structure, and Building Exterior Contractors United Stone and Site, Inc. 26 Farm Street Canton MA 02021 Norfolk Patricia Boyden-Francescon trishboyden@yahoo.com (781) 575-1776 (781) 562-1019 10/18/2012

238150 Glass and Glazing Contractors All City Glass & Mirror Co., Inc. 344 Central Street Saugus MA 01906 Essex Christine McConaghy-Brazis allcit@aol.com http://www.all-cityglass.com (781) 233-7080 (781) 233-7081 03/28/2013238160, 238170, 238320, 238910 Roofing, Siding, Painting and Wall Covering, Site Preparation Contractors Anthony Desmond Contracting, LLC 36 Acton Street Quincy MA 02170 Norfolk Richard Joseph Zaccaro richardzaccaro@yahoo.com (617) 543-0034 06/05/2014

238190 Other Foundation, Structure, and Building Exterior Contractors Needham Certified Welding Corp P.O. Box 647Needham Heights MA 02494 Norfolk Flavia Ciriello ncwcorp@verizon.net (781) 444-7470 (617) 389-1818 05/06/2010

238210 Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors Acada Communications, LLC P O Box 184 Kingston MA 02364 Plymouth Beverly English beverly@acada.us.comhttp://www.acadacommunications.com (781) 585-4126 (877) 585-4234 11/27/2013

238220 Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors Carl-Louis & Co., Inc. 104 Victory Road Dorchester MA 02122 Suffolk Carlos Leitao carllouis5@aol.com (617) 265-7324 (617) 288-1310 02/01/1982238290 Other Building Equipment Contractors B&R Project Management, Inc. 7192 S. Perth Street Aurora CO 80016 OutOfState Barbara Coleman bcoleman@br-pm.com http://www.br-pm.com (303) 304-2098 (720) 747-1001 04/19/2012

238310 Drywall and Insulation Contractors J & D Drywall, Inc. 788 State RoadNorth Dartmouth MA 02747 Bristol Jose Fragata jddrywall@comcast.net (508) 999-7093 (508) 991-8895 03/24/2011

238320 Painting and Wall Covering Contractors Bass Rocks Construction, Corp. 591 Tuckerman Avenue Middletown RI 02842 OutOfState Trish Lang bass-rocks@cox.net (401) 848-9262 (401) 849-7326 11/21/2001

238330 Flooring ContractorsDoulos Flooring Inc. d/b/a: American Flooring United 1500 Shawsheen Street, Unit 7 Tewksbury MA 01864 Middlesex Shirley Labo

shirley@americanflooringunited.com

http://americanflooringunited.com (978) 863-1993 (978) 863-1994 11/30/2007

238340 Tile and Terrazzo Contractors DePaoli Mosaic Company, Inc. 52 York Avenue Randolph MA 02368 Norfolk Leslie Carrio lcarrio@depaolimosaic.comhttp://www.depaolimosaic.com

(781) 961-6591 x35 (781) 961-6596 06/24/2010

238350 Finish Carpentry Contractors Eagle Point Builders, Inc. 54 Burnham Street Belmont MA 02478 Middlesex Theresa L. Moroso epbbuilders@aol.comhttp://www.eaglepointbuilders.com (617) 484-3664 (617) 209-2130 04/18/2013

238390 Other Building Finishing Contractor Absolute Finishing Systems, LLC P O Box 4266 Manchester NH 03108 OutOfState Linda MacDonald linda@abfinishing.com (603) 289-6530 10/31/2013

238910 Site Preparation Contractors Aldore Tetreault & Sons, Inc. 11 Lovell Street Mendon MA 01756 Worcester Diane Tetreault Chickydi54@yahoo.com (508) 473-9384 (508) 473-6004 04/15/2010

238990, 562910 All Other Specialty Trade Contractors; Remediation Services Affordable Building Solutions, LLC 60 Easton Street Lawrence MA 01843 Essex Delsy Orellana abuildingsolutions@gmail.com (617) 633-1269 07/31/2013290 201 Related to 238xxx

323110 Commercial Lithographic Printing J & P Graphics, Inc. 65 Mathewson Drive, Suite H Weymouth MA 02189 Norfolk Anselmo R. Gomes files.jandpgraphics@comcast.net http://www.jandpgraphics.net (781) 331-9802 (781) 331-8660 04/03/2009323111, 424120, 454111, 518210, 519130, 541430, Graphic Design Services, et al 1 Stop Design Shop, Inc. 25 Hart Place Woburn MA 01801 Middlesex Christine Hennigan chris@1stopdesign.com http://www.1stopdesign.com (781) 938-3866 (781) 932-5996 09/08/2005

323113, 541430, 541890Commercial Screen Printing, Graphic Design Services; Other Services Related to Advertising Big Game Outfitters, Inc. 780 Bay Road Hamilton MA 01982 Essex Christine O'Shea oshea.c@comcast.net (978) 468-9759 (978) 468-9758 05/16/2013

323114, 323115 Quick and Digital PrintingJohn K. Dietrich & Associates, Inc. d/b/a: Classic Graphx 678 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge MA 02139 Middlesex Anne Shuhler ashuhler@classicgraphx.com http://www.classicgraphx.com (617) 868-4140 (617) 864-9025 10/07/2004

323119, 561990 Other Commercial Printing, All Other Support Services Print & More Associates, Inc. 143 North Street Mattapoisett MA 02739 Plymouth Jean Claude Joseph jcjoseph@p-massociates.com (617) 899-3664 (508) 758-9594 03/08/200713

332111 Iron and Steel Forging Kormex Metal Craft, Inc. 961 N. Du Page Avenue Lombard IL 60148 OutOfState Maureen Lorenzo (630) 953-8856 (630) 953-8857 02/16/2012

332116, 332312, 332322Metal Stamping; Fabricated Structural Metal and Sheet Metal Work Manufacturing ASP Industries, Inc. 9 Evelyn Street Rochester NY 14606 OutOfState Suzanne M. Phillips susan@aspindustries.com http://www.aspindustries.com (585) 254-9130 (585) 254-9139 10/14/2010

332312 Fabricated Structural Metal Manufacturing KSO Metalfab, Inc. 250 Roma Jean Pkwy. Streamwood IL 60107 OutOfState Dora E. Kuzelka dkuzelka@kso.com http://www.kso.com (630) 372-1200 (630) 372-1251 03/22/2012

332321, 425120 Metal Window and Door Manufacturing; Wholesale Trade Agents and Brokers J & J United Industries, LLC 17901 Woodland Drive, #200 New Boston MI 48164 OutOfState John C. Pierce johnp@jandjunitedindustries.com http://www.fab-united.com (734) 443-3737 (734) 443-3753 04/12/2012

332322, 333921Sheet Metal Work Manufacturing; Elevator and Moving Stairway Manufacturing Draper Metal Fabrication, Inc. 260 Centre Street, Unit A Holbrook MA 02343 Norfolk Diane H. Giblin diane.giblin@draperelevator.com

http://www.drapermetalfabrication.com (781) 961-3146 (781) 961-3691 10/21/2010

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334112 Computer Storage Device Manufacturing OMNiTech Sales 78 Elm Street North Easton MA 02356 Bristol Dorothy Fulginiti dottie@omnitechsales.comhttp://www.omnitechsales.com (508) 238-3245 (508) 682-9480 08/12/2010

334220, 423510, 541380Radio/Television Broadcasting & Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing; Metal Service Centers & Other Metal Merchant Wholesalers; STI-CO Industries, Inc. 11 Cobham Drive Orchard Park NY 14127 OutOfState Antoinette P. Kaiser antoinette.kaiser@sti-co.com http://www.sti-co.com (716) 662-2680 (716) 662-5150 05/22/2014

2339950 Sign Manufacturing Russell Cress Co., Inc. P O Box 132 Monroe NY 10949 OutOfState Russell Cress rdcress@frontiernet.net (201) 488-7111 (201) 488-7411 05/29/2008

339950, 541890 Sign Manufacturing, Other Services Related to Advertising Baker Sign Works, Inc. 1058 Pleasant Street, Unit 1 Fall River MA 02723 Bristol Linda A. Baker lbaker@bakersignworks.comhttp://www.bakersignworks.com (508) 674-6600 (508) 674-6610 08/31/2009

4423310, 423320, 423330, 423390, 423510, 423610,

Lumber, Plywood, Millwork, and Wood Panel Merchant Wholesalers, Brick, Stone, and Related Construction Material Merchant Wholesalers, Roofing, Baseline Supply, LLC 65 Turnberry Drive

Monroe Township NJ 08831 OutOfState Tracey Okin Meents baselinesupply@gmail.com (917) 301-1512 (888) 398-2080 06/30/2011

423320 Brick, Stone, and Related Construction Material Merchant Wholesalers Seacoast Asphalt Services, Inc. P.O. Box 98 Hatfield MA 01038 Hampshire Jennifer Nicolai sasjen@valinet.comhttp://www.seacoastasphalt.com (413) 773-9247 (413) 247-0232 01/31/1999

423390 Other Construction Material Merchant Wholesalers J.C. Smith, Inc. 345 Peat Street Syracuse NY 13210 OutOfState Jeffrey C. Smith jeffreycsmith@jcsmithinc.com http://www.jcsmithinc.com (315) 428-9903 (315) 428-9841 08/23/2012

423510 Metal Service Centers and Other Metal Merchant Wholesalers Banneker Industries, Inc. 582 Great Road, Suite 101 North Smithfield RI 02896 OutOfState Cheryl W. Snead c_snead@banneker.com http://www.banneker.com(401) 534-0027 x107 (401) 534-0033 03/09/2006

NAICS NAICS Description Business Name Address City State Zip County First Name Last Name Email Website Telephone Fax DBE Cert. Date

423610Electrical Apparatus and Equipment, Wiring Supplies, and Related Equipment Merchant Wholesalers A & A Electrical Supply Corporation 230 Crescent Avenue Chelsea MA 02150 Suffolk Dorothy Novak aaelectric.supply@verizon.net

http://www.aaelectricsupply.com (617) 889-0720 (617) 889-0068 01/26/2012

424950 Paint, Varnish, and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers Heritage Construction & Supply 239 Dorchester Street, #1 South Boston MA 02127 Suffolk Bernadette Carroll berna002@yahoo.com (617) 269-3430 (617) 269-3430 10/20/1992

425120 Wholesale Trade Agents and BrokersRoxbury Electric Cable and Conduit Company, Inc. P O Box 136 Readville MA 02137 Suffolk Patricia A. Tierney roxburyelectric@verizon.net (617) 364-8100 (617) 364-8101 01/25/2001

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423110 Automobile and Other Motor Vehicle Merchant Wholesalers Jason Trucks, Inc. 407 Mystic Avenue Medford MA 02155 Middlesex James Lawrence jlawren@comcast.net http://www.jasontrucks.com (781) 396-8300 (781) 396-8400 06/24/2010

423120, 423860Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts; Transportation Equipment and Supplies (except Motor Vehicle) Merchant Wholesalers Dependable Bus Equipment, Inc. 200 E. North Street Bradley IL 60915 OutOfState Gail Wallace dependablebus@sbcglobal.net (815) 937-1095 (815) 937-4072 04/25/2013

2423210, 423420, 423430, 424110, 424120

Furniture, Office, Computer & Peripheral Equipment & Software, Printing/Writing Paper, Stationery & Office Supplies Merchant Wholesalers SUPRA Office Solutions, Inc.

5070 Parkside Avenue, Suite 2106 Philadelphia PA 19131 OutOfState Marlin Thomas execs@supraos.com http://www.supraos.com (267) 275-8888 (267) 275-8883 01/31/2013

423420, 423610, 423620, 423720, 423740, 424950

Office, Electrical Apparatus, Wiring Supplies, & Related Equipment, Electrical/Electronic Appliance, Television, & Radio Set, Plumbing/Heating Globe Electric Supply Co, Inc.

P.O. Box 710548, 10902 Roark Road Houston TX 77099 OutOfState Edna Douadi edna@globelectric.com http://www.globelectric.com (281) 933-0909 (281) 933-1001 12/02/2010

423430Computer and Computer Peripheral Equipment and Software Merchant Wholesalers Mainstream Global, Inc. 60 Island Street, Suite 101W Lawrence MA 01840 Essex Luis Yepez luis@mainstream-global.com

http://www.mainstream-global.com

(978) 682-6767 x11 (978) 682-6765 11/03/2011

424120, 424130Stationery and Office Supplies, Industrial and Personal Service Paper Merchant Wholesalers Horizon Services Corporation 250 Governor Street East Hartford CT 06108 OutOfState Theodore C. Hsu thsu@horizonsvcs.com http://www.horizonsvcs.com (860) 291-9111 (860) 291-9410 08/22/2002

11423610, 423690, 423730, 541611

Electrical Apparatus and Equipment, Wiring Supplies, and Related Equipment Merchant Wholesalers, Other Electronic Parts and Equipment Merchant Boncor Group Corporation 7 Bunker Lane

Middle Island, L.I. NY 11953 OutOfState Bonnie Cornett BONCOR@optonline.net http://www.boncorgroup.com (631) 924-7972 (631) 775-6026 03/03/1997

423860Transportation Equipment and Supplies (except Motor Vehicle) Merchant Wholesalers Diesel Electrical Equipment, Inc. 139 North Griffith Boulevard Griffith IN 46319 OutOfState Susan Pappas

susan@dieselelectricalequipment.com

http://www.dieselelectricalequipment.com (219) 922-1848 (219) 922-1849 11/24/1999

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424130 Industrial and Personal Service Paper Merchant Wholesalers Mass Janitorial Supplies 46 Saybrook Street Brighton MA 02135 Suffolk Tanya Bustos massjanitorial@gmail.com (617) 680-8180 (617) 254-0144 05/24/2012

424720Petroleum and Petroleum Products Merchant Wholesalers (except Bulk Stations and Terminals) Grimes Oil Co., Inc.

P.O. Box 276, 40 Waldrons Bottom Rd, Bldg.2 West Tisbury MA 02575 Dukes Calvin M. Grimes sales@grimesoil.com http://www.grimesoil.com (617) 825-1200 (508) 693-0994 05/01/2001

425110, 425120, 541890Business to Business Electronic Markets; Wholesale Trade Agents and Brokers; Other Services Related to Advertising

Christine R. Miller d/b/a: Oceans Promotions 117 Fitzgerald Road Charlton MA 01507 Worcester Christine Miller christine@oceanspromotions.com

http://www.oceanspromotions.com (508) 340-2939 (508) 434-0572 11/11/2010

425120, 541519, 561990Wholesale Trade Agents and Brokers; Other Computer Related Services, All Other Support Services National & Federal Mobility, LLC 47 Pinehurst Street, Unit 1 Roslindale MA 02131 Essex Robert Williams rwilliams@federalmobilty.com

http://www.federalmobilty.com (617) 504-8399 (617) 325-0563 08/19/2010

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444190 Other Building Material Dealers Black Bear Ladder, Inc. 515 Pleasant Street Lewiston ME 04240 OutOfState Kathleen Cordts kathyc@blackbearladder.comhttp://www.blackbearladder.com (207) 782-2322 (207) 782-2002 12/09/2010

444190 Other Building Material Dealers Supplies Exchange Systems 204 Washington Street Dorchester MA 02121 Suffolk Harold Rogerssuppliesexchangesystems@yahoo.com (617) 265-7024 (617) 265-2641 08/11/2005

444210 Outdoor Power Equipment Stores Palmer Trailer Sales Co., Inc. 1158 Park Street Palmer MA 01069 Hampden Elaine J. Boone pts1964@comcast.nethttp://www.palmertrailersales.com (413) 283-3773 (413) 283-4234 01/31/2013

3484110 General Freight Trucking, Local J Rego Trucking, Inc. 648 South Street East Raynham MA 02767 Bristol Joyce Rego regotrucking@comcast.net (508) 880-7116 (508) 880-1998 09/19/2013484220 Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Local Costa's Trucking, Inc. 111 Gammons Road Acushnet MA 02743 Bristol Peter Costa ctruckinginc@aim.com (508) 889-2212 (714) 202-6610 04/16/2004485111, 485113, 485119, 541330, 541340, 541511,

Mixed Mode Transit, Bus and Other Motor Vehicle Transit, Other Urban Transit Systems; Engineering and Drafting Services; Custom Computer Programming, CodeRed Business Solutions, Inc. 319 N 4th Street, Suite 608 St. Louis MO 63102 OutOfState Ronald Humphrey rhumphrey@coderedbs.com http://www.coderedbs.com (678) 296-4217 (678) 302-7353 01/30/2014

485113 Bus and Other Motor Vehicle Transit Systems Transaction Corporate Shuttles, Inc. 5 Wheeling Avenue, Unit B Woburn MA 01801 Middlesex Cynthia Frene cfrene@transactionassoc.com (781) 895-1100 (781) 895-1122 05/05/2004

488410 Motor Vehicle Towing W.J. Hoey Tire Co., Inc. P O Box 60157 Worcester MA 01606 Worcester Michele Sloan hoeytire@verizon.net http://www.hoeytire.com (508) 755-6666 (508) 852-3822 07/17/2008

488490, 561990 Other Support Activities for Road Transportation, All Other Support Services IDS Highway Safety, Inc. 136 Scott Road Cumberland RI 02864 OutOfState Irene Ray smith6616@cox.net (401) 333-0740 (401) 475-1590 04/22/201015

517919 All Other Telecommunications Electrical Installations, Inc. 397 Whittier Highway Moultonboro NH 03254 OutOfState Darlene M. Fritz eii@worldpath.net (603) 253-4525 (603) 253-6284 07/03/2002

518210 Data Processing, Hosting, and Related Services BIS3, LLC 102 Simpson Drive Framingham MA 01701 Middlesex Rosendo Abellera ross@bis3.com http://www.bis3.com (855) 247-3376 09/26/2013

519190 All Other Information Services Innovative Data, LLC P.O. Box 468, 50 Alden Avenue Belchertown MA 01007 Hampshire Beth Knodler baknodler@aol.comhttp://www.datayourequested.com (413) 668-5094 (413) 460-0899 07/22/2010

8

524113 Direct Life Insurance Carriers M. S. Peltier Insurance Services, LLC 500 Victory Road, Suite 255 Quincy MA 02171 Norfolk Michael Peltier msp02186@yahoo.com (617) 435-0415 (617) 479-5147 06/17/2010

524210 Insurance Agencies and BrokeragesH.J. Knight International Insurance Agency, Inc.

30 Braintree Hill Office Park, Suite 203 Braintree MA 02184 Norfolk Jeannette Lanza jlanza@knightint.com http://www.knightint.com (781) 966-3703 (781) 966-3701 01/17/2013

524291 Claims Adjusting Medirate, Inc. 16 Ashmont Street Boston MA 02124 Suffolk Douglas F. West medirate@aol.com (617) 929-3560 (617) 929-3562 02/14/1998

524292, 524298Third Party Administration of Insurance and Pension Funds, All Other Insurance Related Activities Stephenson & Brook Company 86 Highland Avenue Salem MA 01970 Essex Bonnie Brook bbrook@stephbrk.com http://www.stephbrk.com (978) 740-6962 (978) 741-1616 11/04/2000

524298 All Other Insurance Related Activities Michelle McGrath & Associates 56 Cotton Avenue Braintree MA 02184 Norfolk Michelle Tricarico michelle@mcgrathandassoc.comhttp://www.mcgrathandassoc.com (781) 843-8418 (781) 848-8418 04/19/2012

15

531320 Offices of Real Estate Appraisers Accurety, LLC100 Cummings Center, Suite 323C Beverly MA 01915 Essex Adeline Matton amatton@accurety.com http://www.accurety.com (800) 806-3212 (978) 927-3648 01/30/2014

531320, 541330 Offices of Real Estate Appraisers, Engineering Services Berkshire Cascade 108 Main Street Shelburne MA 01370 Franklin Kichell Lee kitch413@yahoo.com (413) 625-6287 07/18/19964

541110 Offices of Lawyers Eliason Law Office, LLC 63 Middle Street Gloucester MA 01930 Essex Deborah A. Eliason deliason@eliasonlawoffice.comhttp://www.eliasonlawoffice.com (978) 283-7432 (978) 283-9966 03/27/2014

541211 Offices of Certified Public Accountants Colleen Donohue CPA P O Box 400988 Cambridge MA 02140 Middlesex Colleen Donohue colleen@donohuecpa.com (617) 491-4500 (617) 491-4501 01/20/2005

541219, 541614Other Accounting Services; Process, Physical Distribution, and Logistics Consulting Services

O'LH Transit Management Services, Inc. 46 Harvard Avenue Amherst MA 01004 Worcester Carolyn M. Hart-Lucien hart@olhfms.com http://www.olhfms.com (413) 427-4499 05/24/2001

10541310 Architectural Services 3iVE, LLC 334 Washington Street Somerville MA 02143 Middlesex David T. De Sola david.desola@3ive.com http://www.3ive.com (617) 625-3483 (617) 625-3483 11/26/2009

541320, 561730 Landscape Architectural Services, Landscaping ServicesCinnamon Fern Environmental Design & Construction P O Box 762 Cotuit MA 02635 Barnstable Diane M. Guidebeck cinnamonferndesigns@comcast.net

http://www.nativegreenroof.com (508) 776-1644 (508) 428-4738 02/09/2009

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541330 Engineering Services A Train Enterprises, Inc. P O Box 2415 San Ramon CA 94583 OutOfState Sarah J. Wineman drsarah@cyberonic.com (925) 828-6499 (925) 828-7595 08/28/2003

541330, 541690, 561730Engineering, Other Scientific and Technical Consulting, and Landscaping Services Sherwood Consulting & Design, LLC 26 Smith Place, Suite 2 Cambridge MA 02138 Suffolk Joseph Oliveira, Jr. joo@sherwoodcd.com http://www.sherwoodcd.com (617) 945-0940 07/19/2012

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NAICS NAICS Description Business Name Address City State Zip County First Name Last Name Email Website Telephone Fax DBE Cert. Date

541340 Drafting Services DRM International, Inc.4400 MacArthur Blvd., NW, Suite 301 Washington DC 20007 OutOfState Arnold Young drm4400@aol.com (202) 944-3390 (202) 625-0101 05/04/2006

541370 Surveying and Mapping (except Geophysical) ServicesWelch Associates Land Surveyors, Inc. 218 North Main Street

West Bridgewater MA 02379 Plymouth Pamela Welch pwelch@welchinc.com http://www.welchinc.com (508) 580-4696 (508) 580-4962 10/16/2000

10

541380 Testing Laboratories All In One Drug Testing Services, LLC P O Box 42984 Charlotte NC 28215 OutOfState Elina Smithinfo@allinonedrugtestingservices.com

http://www.allinonedrugtestingservices.com (704) 969-5471 (866) 837-8040 03/13/2014

541620, 562910 Environmental Consulting Services, Remediation Services Nover-Armstrong Associates, Inc. 124 Main Street, Unit 2GG Carver MA 02330 Plymouth Marta Nover mnover@noverarmstrong.com (508) 866-8383 (508) 866-9898 07/17/200929

541410 Interior Design Services Delorey Contract Interiors, Inc. 209 Pleasant Street Paxton MA 01612 Worcester Deborah Delorey ddelorey@deloreyinteriors.comhttp://www.deloreyinteriors.com (508) 757-0110 (509) 755-0608 05/20/2010

541430 Graphic Design Services Stokes Creative Group, Inc. 1666 Route 206 Vincentown NJ 08088 OutOfState Joanne M. Stokes joanne@jmsco.com http://www.jmsco.com (609) 859-8400 (609) 859-8006 03/30/200013

541430, 541511 Graphic Design and Custom Computer Programming Services NMDesignz, Inc. 2 Shaker Road, Suite D100 Shirley MA 01464 Worcester Nicole L. Murphy nicole@nmdesignz.com http://www.nmdesignz.com (978) 430-1244 (978) 425-1691 04/03/2014

541510 Computer Systems Design and Related ServicesHimanshu Bhatnagar d/b/a: HB Software Solutions 1075 Westford Street Lowell MA 01851 Middlesex Himanshu Bhatnagar hbss@comcast.net http://www.hbssonline.com (978) 379-0011 (978) 379-0014 07/07/2011

541511 Custom Computer Programming Services Accuvoice, Inc. 343 Wainwright Drive, Suite 2E Northbrook IL 60062 OutOfState Maralee O. Pope ar@accuvoice.com http://www.accuvoice.com (847) 559-7272 (847) 559-1363 08/03/2006541512 Computer Systems Design Services Chameleon Consulting, Inc. 89 Falmouth Road, West Arlington MA 02474 Middlesex Robin Cohen robin@chamcon.com http://www.chamcon.com (781) 646-2272 (866) 903-7912 04/19/2000

541519, 541613 Other Computer Related Services; Marketing Consulting Services TechGlobal, Inc.15850 Crabbs Branch Way, Suite 160 Rockville MD 20855 OutOfState Minna Li mli@techglobalinc.com http://www.techglobalinc.com (301) 755-9914 (301) 741-4020 10/10/2013

54

541611 Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services Alan R. Williams d/b/a: Syncom 73 Tonawanda Street Boston MA 02124 Suffolk Alan Williamsalan.williams@syncomconsulting.com

http://www.syncomconsulting.com (617) 820-0022 05/22/2014

541612 Human Resources Consulting Services Quadrant Health Strategies, Inc.500 Cummings Center, Suite 4350 Beverly MA 01915 Essex Laura Dinsmore info@quadranths.com

http://www.quadranths.com/quadranths.html (978) 532-2428 (978) 532-0616 09/07/2006

541614 Process, Physical Distribution, and Logistics Consulting Services B & I Transportation Consulting, LLC1100 N. Glebe Road, Suite 1010 Arlington VA 22201 OutOfState Sandra Bushue sbushue@banditransportation.com

http://www.banditransportation.com (202) 352-4922 (603) 472-4881 08/19/2008

541618 Other Management Consulting Services Bell Advantage Consulting, Inc. 20 Rustic Drive Cohasset MA 02025 Norfolk Susan Bell info@belladvantageconsulting.comhttp://www.belladvantageconsulting.com (617) 823-4936 (781) 383-2842 06/16/2010

541690 Other Scientific and Technical Consulting ServicesBAE Urban Economics, Inc. d/b/a: Bay Area Economics 1285 66th Street Emeryville CA 94608 OutOfState Janet Smith-Heimer jsmithheimer@bae1.com

http://www.bayareaeconomics.com (510) 547-9380 (510) 547-9388 03/18/2004

541890 Other Services Related to Advertising Clayton, LLC 17 Everberg Road, Suite E Woburn MA 01801 Middlesex Anthony Clayton aclayton@claytonbluebird.com (617) 800-3007 06/07/2012

541930 Translation and Interpretation Services CQ Fluency, Inc. 2 University Plaza, Suite 406 Hackensack NJ 07601 OutOfState Elisabete Miranda elisabete.miranda@cqfluency.com http://www.cqfluency.com (201) 487-8007 (201) 487-8052 05/01/2008

541990 All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services Acorn Recording Solutions, Inc. P O Box 987 Plaistow NH 03865 OutOfState Kathleen Redlund kredlund@acornrecording.comhttp://www.acornrecording.com (603) 378-0303 (603) 378-0472 05/24/2012

561410 Document Preparation Services KFW Business Support Services, Inc. 1200 MacArthur Blvd. Mahwah NJ 07430 OutOfState Kathleen F. Whartenby kfw21@optonline.net (201) 529-0903 (201) 529-5596 01/24/2013

561439 Other Business Service Centers (including Copy Shops) Scanning123 1421 Canton Avenue Milton MA 02186 Norfolk Ricardo Bernard rb@scanning123.com http://www.scanning123.com (617) 297-7374 04/04/2013

561621 Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths) Wescor Parking Controls, Inc. 16 Technology Drive Auburn MA 01501 Worcester Brenda Cloutier bcloutier@wescorparking.comhttp://www.wescorparking.com (508) 832-6305 (508) 832-6195 09/14/2007

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561311 Employment Placement Agencies Delores F. George CPC 269 Hamilton Street, Suite 1 Worcester MA 01604 Worcester Delores F. George delores.george@verizon.nethttp://www.dfgexecutivesearch.com (508) 754-3451 (508) 754-1367 02/08/2007

561320 Temporary Help Services U.S. Professional Services, Inc. 10 Milk Street, Suite 11 Boston MA 02108 Suffolk Kiley Carlton ktierney@usproservices.net http://www.usproservices.net (866) 464-4738 (617) 259-1957 09/09/201016

444220, 561730 Nursery and Garden Centers, Landscaping Services Echobrook Nursery, Inc. 1120 Grafton Street Worcester MA 01604 Worcester Francine Shear francine@echobrooknursery.comhttp://www.echobrooknursery.com (508) 791-5939 (508) 754-4163 08/30/2012

561710 Exterminating and Pest Control Services Dewey Service Corp. 1D Condon Way Hopedale MA 01747 Worcester Rodney Dewey rdeweyservice@earthlink.nethttp://www.deweyservice.com (508) 473-1800 (508) 473-1825 06/27/1997

561730 Landscaping Services Chase Landscape, Inc. 7 New Venture Drive South Dennis MA 02660 Barnstable Nicole Merriman hydro@chaselandscape.comhttp://www.chaselandscape.com (508) 760-9911 (508) 760-9913 07/22/2003

561740 Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning Services T & T Janitorial Services & Sales, Inc. 35 Bittersweet Lane Randolph MA 02368 Plymouth Keith Taylor (781) 961-3020 (781) 961-3208 03/23/1989

561790 Other Services to Buildings and Dwellings Long Bay Services, Inc. 451 Blue Hill Avenue Boston MA 02121 Suffolk Lisa Guscott lguscott@longbaymgt.comhttp://www.longbaymanagement.com

(617) 266-8604 x20 (617) 266-0185 07/28/2011

561990 All Other Support Services All State Traffic Control, LLC P O Box 14 Terryville CT 06786 OutOfState Susan Koshier allstatetraffic@gmail.com (860) 314-0185 (860) 585-8568 11/19/2009

562111 Solid Waste Collection All State Waste, Inc. 433 Forest Avenue Brockton MA 02301 Plymouth Donna A. Pederzani ppederzani@allstatewasteinc.com http://www.allstatewaste.net (508) 583-4100 (508) 583-8333 01/28/2010

562910 Remediation Services A.J. Nesti Materials, LLC 32 Monroe Blvd.Monroe Township NJ 08831 OutOfState Alaine Nesti alaine@ajnestimaterials.com (732) 446-5333 (732) 446-2680 02/27/2014

562920 Materials Recovery FacilitiesEnvironmental Integrity Company, LLC 3 Valley Mill Road Holyoke MA 01040 Hampden James Hollins jhollins@environmentalintegrity.net

http://www.environmentalintegrity.net (413) 374-8974 (413) 420-0046 07/21/2011

562998 All Other Miscellaneous Waste Management Services Truax Corporation116 Washington Street, Rear Building Plainville MA 02762 Plymouth Jean Truax truaxcorporation@comcast.net

http://www.truaxcorporation.com (508) 316-0979 (508) 316-0739 08/06/2010

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611430 Professional and Management Development Training C. Harris Companies, Inc. P O Box 871537 New Orleans LA 70187 OutOfState Cathy Harris cathy@cathyharris.com http://www.cathyharris.com (504) 241-3255 (504) 242-0423 03/15/2012

611430 Professional and Management Development Training SimosConsulting, Inc. 73 Chelsea Street, Suite 308 Charlestown MA 02129 Suffolk Michele Simos msimos@rcn.comhttp://www.simosconsulting.com (781) 844-4916 (617) 948-0758 08/17/2009

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174 Architectural and Engineering338 Construction – General & Specialty Contractors

43 Construction Materials62 Computer Services

152 Professional Services15 Insurance13 Office Equipment25 Other Materials & Equipment

822

14 MART FY15-17 DBE Goals

Attachment D

2012 County Business Patterns (NAICS) Massachusetts

State Massachusetts

Areaname State total

Year 2012 Go!

NAICS code NAICS code description

Paid employees for pay period (number)

First-quarter payroll ($1,000)

Annual payroll ($1,000)

Total establish-ments

------ Total for all sectors 3,035,897 44,121,576 173,247,358 171,278 Detail

11---- Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting 1,156 8,134 38,092 350

Detail 21---- Mining, Quarrying, and Oil

and Gas Extraction 1,032 17,728 73,407 80

Detail 22---- Utilities 12,432 354,541 1,299,139 273

Detail 23---- Construction 103,850 1,465,435 6,872,608 16,688

Detail 31---- Manufacturing 230,026 3,792,228 15,250,574 6,815

Detail 42---- Wholesale Trade 129,804 2,492,411 10,202,116 8,050

Detail 44---- Retail Trade 356,700 2,338,156 9,629,794 24,434

Detail 48---- Transportation and

Warehousing 76,084 784,590 3,230,432 3,580

Detail 51---- Information 103,938 2,704,202 9,763,481 3,563

Detail 52---- Finance and Insurance 201,365 7,148,514 23,009,205 9,483

Detail 53---- Real Estate and Rental and

Leasing 43,061 638,122 2,671,503 6,348

Detail 54---- Professional, Scientific, and

Technical Services 256,878 6,322,491 25,545,313 21,469

Detail 55---- Management of Companies

and Enterprises 90,577 2,807,885 9,970,456 1,191

Detail 56----

Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services

207,282 1,980,690 8,487,321 10,037

Detail 61---- Educational Services 197,030 1,899,011 8,097,344 2,874

Detail 62---- Health Care and Social

Assistance 581,045 6,904,421 28,346,953 18,450

Detail 71---- Arts, Entertainment, and

Recreation 54,534 394,412 1,791,531 3,114

Detail 72---- Accommodation and Food

Services 269,663 1,184,934 5,239,012 16,860

Detail 81---- Other Services (except Public

Administration) 119,076 881,432 3,718,441 17,401

Detail 99---- Industries not classified 364 2,239 10,636 218

Attachment E

Fiscal Year: 2011 TotalsReporting Period: Full Year

Awards/Commitments Made During Period:

A. Total DollarsC. Total to DBEs ($)

A. Total DollarsC. Total to DBEs 

($)A. Total Dollars

C. Total to DBEs ($)

A. Total DollarsC. Total to DBEs 

($)A. Total Dollars

C. Total to DBEs ($)

I. Percentage of Total Dollars to

DBEs8. Prime Contracts 

Awarded This Period: $  1,056,103.25   $       1,573.50   $       417,754.06   $    166,713.80   $                       ‐     $                   ‐     $           2,906.75   $         2,906.75   $   1,476,764.06   $  171,194.05  11.59%

9. Subcontracts Awarded/Committed This 

Period: $                      ‐    $                   ‐   

 $                       ‐     $                     ‐     $                       ‐     $                   ‐     $                       ‐     $                     ‐    $                       ‐     $                   ‐    0.00%

Total:  $        1,056,103   $            1,574   $            417,754   $          166,714   $                       ‐     $                   ‐    $                 2,907   $              2,907   $         1,476,764   $        171,194  11.59%

Actual Payments On Contracts Completed This Reporting Period:

B. Total Dollar Value of Prime 

Contracts Completed

D. Total DBE Participation (dollars)

B. Total Dollar Value of Prime 

Contracts Completed

D. Total DBE Participation (dollars)

B. Total Dollar Value of Prime 

Contracts Completed

D. Total DBE Participation (dollars)

B. Total Dollar Value of Prime 

Contracts Completed

D. Total DBE Participation (dollars)

B. Total Dollar Value of Prime 

Contracts Completed

D. Total DBE Participation (dollars)

E. Percentage of Total DBE 

Participation

12. Race Conscious:  $                      ‐     $                   ‐     $                       ‐    $                     ‐    $                       ‐    $                   ‐     $                       ‐    $                     ‐     $                       ‐     $                   ‐    0.00%13. Race Neutral:  $        73,900.05   $       1,801.50   $       617,305.45  $         3,548.80  $       728,769.89  $    80,781.89   $           2,906.75  $         2,906.75   $   1,422,882.14   $    89,038.94  6.26%

Totals:  $             73,900   $            1,802   $            617,305   $              3,549   $            728,770   $          80,782   $                 2,907   $              2,907   $         1,422,882   $          89,039  6.26%* 2011 Q1 and Q4 both had zero dollar ARRA quarterly reports

Fiscal Year: 2012 TotalsReporting Period: Full Year

Awards/Commitments Made During Period:

A. Total DollarsC. Total to DBEs ($)

A. Total DollarsC. Total to DBEs 

($)A. Total Dollars

C. Total to DBEs ($)

A. Total DollarsC. Total to DBEs 

($)

I. Percentage of Total Dollars to

DBEs8. Prime Contracts 

Awarded This Period:  $  7,990,413.76   $    20,128.00   $   4,726,440.38   $ 1,078,937.00   $                       ‐     $                   ‐     $ 12,716,854.14   $ 1,099,065.00  8.64%

9. Subcontracts Awarded/Committed This 

Period:  $  1,144,000.00   $                   ‐     $                       ‐     $                     ‐     $                       ‐     $                   ‐    $   1,144,000.00   $                     ‐    0.00%

Total:  $        7,990,414   $          20,128   $         4,726,440  $       1,078,937  $                       ‐    $                   ‐     $       12,716,854   $       1,099,065  8.64%

Actual Payments On Contracts Completed This Reporting Period:

B. Total Dollar Value of Prime 

Contracts Completed

D. Total DBE Participation (dollars)

B. Total Dollar Value of Prime 

Contracts Completed

D. Total DBE Participation (dollars)

B. Total Dollar Value of Prime 

Contracts Completed

D. Total DBE Participation (dollars)

B. Total Dollar Value of Prime 

Contracts Completed

D. Total DBE Participation (dollars)

E. Percentage of Total DBE 

Participation

12. Race Conscious:  $                      ‐     $                   ‐     $                       ‐    $                     ‐    $                       ‐    $                   ‐     $                       ‐     $                     ‐    0.00%13. Race Neutral:  $      335,481.43   $       1,917.80   $       782,607.16  $       29,714.80  $   3,250,113.00  $  143,880.00   $   4,368,201.59   $    175,512.60  4.02%

Totals:  $           335,481   $            1,918   $            782,607  $            29,715  $         3,250,113  $        143,880   $         4,368,202   $          175,513  4.02%* 2012 Q1 is the last quarter in which MART had an open ARRA grant

2012 2012

Semiannual: Report due June 1 Semiannual: Report due Dec. 1

Semiannual: Report due June 1 Semiannual: Report due Dec. 1 ARRA Quarterly ‐ Q1*2012

2011 2011 2011 2011ARRA Quarterly ‐ Q1 & Q2* ARRA Quarterly ‐ Q3 & Q4*

Fiscal Year: 2013 TotalsReporting Period: Full Year

Awards/Commitments Made During Period:

A. Total DollarsC. Total to DBEs ($)

A. Total DollarsC. Total to DBEs 

($)A. Total Dollars

C. Total to DBEs ($)

I. Percentage of Total Dollars to

DBEs8. Prime Contracts 

Awarded This Period:  $      102,184.68   $            17.60   $       348,670.12   $            663.00  $       450,854.79   $          680.60  0.15%

9. Subcontracts Awarded/Committed This 

Period:  $        19,905.75   $                   ‐     $       143,400.00   $    143,400.00  $       163,305.75   $  143,400.00  87.81%

Total:  $           102,185   $                  18  $            492,070  $          144,063   $            450,855   $        144,081  31.96%

Actual Payments On Contracts Completed This Reporting Period:

B. Total Dollar Value of Prime 

Contracts Completed

D. Total DBE Participation (dollars)

B. Total Dollar Value of Prime 

Contracts Completed

D. Total DBE Participation (dollars)

B. Total Dollar Value of Prime 

Contracts Completed

D. Total DBE Participation (dollars)

E. Percentage of Total DBE 

Participation

12. Race Conscious:  $                       ‐     $                   ‐    $                        ‐    $                     ‐     $                        ‐     $                   ‐    0.00%13. Race Neutral:  $      572,191.02   $            17.60  $   1,942,825.35  $    135,466.60   $   2,515,016.37   $  135,484.20  5.39%

Totals:  $           572,191   $                  18  $         1,942,825  $          135,467   $         2,515,016   $        135,484  5.39%

Fiscal Year: 2014 TotalsReporting Period: Full Year

Awards/Commitments Made During Period:

A. Total DollarsC. Total to DBEs ($)

A. Total DollarsC. Total to DBEs 

($)A. Total Dollars

C. Total to DBEs ($)

I. Percentage of Total Dollars to

DBEs8. Prime Contracts 

Awarded This Period:  $      279,416.36   $    46,484.00   $       490,349.94   $    113,882.54  $       769,766.30   $  160,366.54  20.83%

9. Subcontracts Awarded/Committed This 

Period:  $                       ‐     $                   ‐    $                        ‐     $                   ‐    0.00%

Total:  $           279,416   $          46,484  $            490,350  $          113,883   $            769,766   $        160,367  20.83%

Actual Payments On Contracts Completed This Reporting Period:

B. Total Dollar Value of Prime 

Contracts Completed

D. Total DBE Participation (dollars)

B. Total Dollar Value of Prime 

Contracts Completed

D. Total DBE Participation (dollars)

B. Total Dollar Value of Prime 

Contracts Completed

D. Total DBE Participation (dollars)

E. Percentage of Total DBE 

Participation

12. Race Conscious:  $                       ‐     $                   ‐    $                        ‐    $                     ‐     $                        ‐     $                   ‐    0.00%13. Race Neutral:  $  1,301,825.48   $    81,000.50  $       115,932.42  $         5,782.54   $   1,417,757.90   $    86,783.04  6.12%

Totals:  $        1,301,825   $          81,001  $            115,932  $               5,783   $         1,417,758   $          86,783  6.12%

Original report results skewed because Prime Contract was awarded in 2012. Subawarded by Prime after the fact with no CO to MART.

2014 2014Semiannual: Report due June 1 Semiannual: Report due Dec. 1

2013 2013Semiannual: Report due June 1 Semiannual: Report due Dec. 1