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Minority Business Program One Year Report Hampton City Council September 22, 2010 Minority Business Utilization.

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1 Minority Business Program One Year Report Hampton City Council September 22, 2010 Minority Business Utilization

2 Strategic Area Slide 2 Disparity Study Secured Funding for Program Minority Business Coordinator SWaM Pre bid Conferences - HCS City Council Approved Minority Business Program Minority Business Coordinator MBP Six Months Report MBP Twelve Months Report MBP Eighteen Months Report 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Background

3 Strategic Area Slide 3 Outreach Efforts Outreach efforts Web site enhancement Small Business Directory M/WBE notification of opportunities SBDC Conferences CNU Small Business Institute Regional Conferences Small Business mailing Bi-annual newsletter Annual Report

4 Strategic Area Slide 4 Business Development Workshops Mentor-protégé program Financial Assistance Technical Assistance

5 Strategic Area Slide 5 Small Purchases Purchases $9,999 or less made by individual Departments. One state certified M/WBE quotes Quarterly reporting to PPOC Departmental Performance Planning *PPOC recommendation

6 Strategic Area Slide 6 Contracting Efforts Contract Monitoring Process Contracts under $100,000Contracts over $100,000 Electronic Notifications Resources for Notifications  City of Hampton directory  State DMBE directory  City of Hampton directory  State DMBE directory M/WBE Goals NoYes Monitoring Process  Bid Responses  Reasons for Non-Responsiveness  Bid Awards to Primes  Encouraging M/WBE Participation at Pre-bid Meetings  M/WBE Goal Attainment  Good Faith Efforts determination  Payments to Subcontractors  Performance Evaluation

7 Strategic Area Slide 7 Less than $100,000 Contract Awards Cox Decorative Concrete, Inc. Narrows (WBE) $50,000 Montgomery Enterprises, Inc. Yorktown (WBE) $42,788 Design Systems & Services Corporation, Virginia Beach (WBE) $64,528 $100,000 and above Ram Services dba Gill Refrigeration and Air, Hampton (MBE) $74,700 Galaxy Construction, Inc. Chesapeake (WBE) $67,900 Ram Services dba Gill Refrigeration and Air, Hampton $219,000

8 Strategic Area Slide 8 Issues Encountered Lack of good faith effort documentation Low utilization of minority firms Failure to use MBE once work begins Low response rate from M/WBE firms

9 Strategic Area Slide 9 SubcontractsGoal Dollar ValuePercentageActual Payments to subcontractors MBE$ 182,4012.76%$ 40,091 WBE$ 364,1495.50%$ 27,286 Total$ 546,5508.26%$ 67,377 Subcontracting Goals-City & Schools Contracts With M/WBE Goals - Total Prime Contracts Awards $ 6,615,287 DBE SubcontractsGoal Dollar ValuePercentageActual Payments to subcontractors DBE$ 8,9301.14%$ 8,930 DBE$ 13,4271.71%$7,720 Total$ 22,3572.86%$ 16,650 City VDOT Enhancement Projects - Total Prime Contracts Awards $ 781,622 Total Prime Contracts Awards $ 7,396,909 Total M/WBE Subcontract Utilization$ 84,0271.14%

10 Strategic Area Slide 10 City of Hampton M/WBE Utilization (PRIMES) Comparative Summary FY 2008, FY 2009 & FY 2010 FY 2008FY 2009FY 2010 Total Purchase Orders$ 68,192,650$ 56,226,877$ 97,871,898 MBE$ 1,113,9401.63%$ 1,169,7942.08%$ 1,330,5371.36% WBE$ 1,630,8562.39%$ 1,883,7293.35%$ 1,702,2191.74% M/WBE$ 2,744,7974.03%$ 3,053,5245.43%$ 3,032,7563.10%

11 Strategic Area Slide 11 Hampton City Schools M/WBE Utilization Comparative Summary FY 2008, FY 2009 & FY 2010 FY 2008FY 2009FY 2010 Total Purchase Orders$38,233,082$ 74,959,251$ 48,429,484 MBE$321,8050.84%$ 4,617,5636.16%$ 2,080,3734.30% WBE$155,4610.40%$ 1,250,9271.67%$ 1,238,3272.56% Total MWBE$ 477,2661.24%$ 5,868,4907.83%$ 3,318,7006.86%

12 Strategic Area Slide 12 PK- 8 SWAM Cumulative Data FY 2007 through FY2010 Hunter Booker Andrew School & George Perley Phenix School Both Schools had a 15% SWaM Goal Hampton City Schools ContractsAnticipated Utilization Dollar ValuePercentage SBE (Prime & Sub) $33,137,46145.60% WBE (Prime)$ 1,554,8532.14% MBE (Prime)$ 4,586,4376.31% Total$ 39,278,75154.01% Total Prime Contracts Awards $ 72,731,184 Actual Utilization (Payments made to date as of August 19, 2010) Dollar ValuePercentage $ 31,604,20143.45% $ 1,208,3711.66% $ 4,505,8406.20% $ 37,318,41251.31%

13 Strategic Area Slide 13 Accomplishments Hosted (4) workshops Mentor-protégé program Construction contracts subcontracts Small purchases MBE Insight newsletter Performance bond loans

14 Strategic Area Slide 14 Recommendations Small Purchases $5,000-$9,999 Solicit a minimum of (3) quotes; to include the state and regional cooperative contract price, a local Hampton vendor and one from a DMBE certified minority or woman-owned business, if available.

15 Strategic Area Slide 15 Recommendations PPOC will annually recommend a Department for recognition of achievements with minority utilization and other diversity efforts.

16 Strategic Area Slide 16 Summary City Council has illustrated its support of inclusiveness by allocating funds for a Disparity Study, establishing a minority business office/staff and approved a written plan of action. Achieved six months & one year goals. Recommend continue with Plan implementation and report back next year.


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