Excavation and Grading Disadvantage Business Enterprise (DBE) Subcontractor Verification Form
The Excavation and Grading Disadvantage Business Enterprise (DBE) Subcontractor Verification Form mobile app was developed to assist Excavation and Grading Subcontractors, General Contractors and Construction Project Managers
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with completing a Disadvantage Business Enterprise (DBE) Subcontractor Verification Form using a mobile device such as a smartphone. The Primary Contractor or Excavation and Grading Subcontractor can use the app to fill out a Disadvantage Business Enterprise (DBE) Subcontractor Verification as part of the construction project records. The app produces a PDF that can be effortlessly emailed to the Excavation and Grading Subcontractor and General Contractors. It can also be stored securely in the GoCanvas Cloud for the construction sites records. The PDF allows construction project managers to properly verify DBE to subcontractor Excavation and Grading Subcontractors. Note to prime contractor: You are required to complete the Excavation and Grading Disadvantage Business Enterprise (DBE) Subcontractor Verification Form listing each DBE (MBE or WBE) subcontractor to be employed in work eligible for the Drinking Water State Revolving. Please submit along with each subcontractor's current, valid DBE certificate, to the municipality within 14 days of bid opening. In the event that this app is not submitted with the bid application, the bid could be rendered nonresponsive and rejected. The completion and submission of this app does not constitute a contractual agreement between the General Contractor and the named Excavation and Grading Subcontractor, but is solely for documenting proposed compliance with DBE participation under the Department of Public Health’s (DPH) Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF).
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