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Agenda 10/12/2010 Item #16G 1 Item No. ')6G1 Octcber 12, 2010 Pa;j6 1 of 26 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Recommendation that the Board of County Commissioners, acting as the Airport Authority, approve Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) goals of 2.8 percent for the Marco Island Executive Airport, and 2.7 percent for Everglades Airpark for Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) funded airport improvement projects (AlP) during fiscal year 2011. OBJECTIVE: To approve Disadvantage Business Enterprise (DBE) goals of 2.8 percent for the Marco Island Executive Airport and 2.7 percent for Everglades Airpark for Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) funded airport improvements during fiscal year 2011. CONSIDERATIONS: The Collier County Airport Authority (Authority) is required to submit DBE goals to the FAA for each fiscal year in which a FAA funded airport improvement project may take place at that airport. in accordance with United States Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations, 49 CFR Part 26 the Authority has established a DBE program for this purpose. In fiscal 2011, construction of a taxiway and south apron at the Marco Island Airport will be funded by the FAA. The Authority anticipates that construction of the south taxiway at Everglades may also be funded by the FAA in fiscal 2011. The DBE goals established for fiscal year 2011 are: . 2.8% for Marco Island Executive Airport . 2.7% for Everglades Airpark As required by 49 CFR, Part 26, the Airport Authority has advertised these DBE goals in the local paper and allowed for public comment for forty-five (45) days. FISCAL IMPACT: There is no fiscal impact associated with this Executive Summary. GROWTH IMPACT: There is no growth impact associated with this Executive Summary. ADVISORY BOARD RECOMMENDATION: At the October 11, 2010 meeting, the Airport Advisory Board voted to recommend that the Airport Authority approve DBE goals of 2.8 percent for the Marco Island Executive Airport, and 2.7 percent for Everglades Airpark for FAA funded airport improvements during fiscal year 2011. LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS: This item is legally sufficient for Board action. - JBW RECOMMENDATION: That the Board of County Commissioners, acting as the Airport Authority, approve DBE goals of 2.8 percent for the Marco Island Executive Airport and 2.7 percent for Everglades Airpark for FAA funded airport improvements during fiscal year 2011. Prepared by Debi Mueller, Collier County Airport Authority. !\genda i~em ~~o. 16G 1 October 12, 2010 Page 2 of 26 COLLIER COUNTY BOARD OF COUI,TY COMMISSIONERS Item Number: Item Summary: iGG1 Meeting Date: RecommendatIJn that the Board of County Commissioners acting as the Airport Authority, approve Disadvantaged Busin:=:ss Enterprise IDBE) goals of 2.8 percent fOi the Marco Island Executive Airport, and 2.7 percent for Everglades Airpark for Federal/wiation Administration (FAA) funded airport improvement projects (AlP) dunng fiscal year 2011 10/12/2010 9:0000 AI~ Prepared By Debi Mueller Supervisor - Accounting Date ~ :~__... ^ ..~h_~:~u '-"',"",V" """"",...y Aiq:wrt Authority g/3n/201u 3:17:02 PM Approved By Debi Mueller Supervisor - Accounting Date Airport Authority Airport AlIthority 9/30;'20103:34 PM Approved By R.o::,ert Tweedie Manager. Airport Date Airport Authority Airport Authority 9/3012010 2:3f; PM Approved By Jer:!l:ler \f\inite ,L.SStS,2!11 County t\ttorne}' Date :::oumy A~torn'C!y ::'OU:lt\' t\ttcrw"y 1(114:2('10 ":::24 ;..M Approved By ,jc~' r::<:.t::k()w CeHtra).' t--:::;n'f.'j' J2.te i ai4/::0~;; 1 C:26 t..M Approved By :'HV:=; :;):J!'[;:nii~:)r :rZTe ::':llr::,' ;':2r~2J,;;t'~' :Afic",' -,. :;_,~ cj' rr'i~:r;2;,(,:<'~:'1 ; ~\ S i ,:;i4::'C' "i : ":;:: /" ".~ Approved By ~::.r:<1(iI.' '2~9f-'n\l';;::id r\":::n,?()'::~ '::~:i:::u~:;'~': t,; ;'<" --~ ::?:::c: ,~c ' r\!';cn::'::1~.::-:"",'n, 0- bl!dcst ::!~fi:::::' ,:,{ r\';3:~:lgcrnf:t~: u 8U':i;;,".t -:C'!.c;,'2:!~C ::'S2, Plli\ Approved By :"sc ::. :':::~~S. Jr. ~(;U:1:r r/r2r,;,:''C?r :J;:ts ''::G:Jnl~ P/;an2.~!ers 2Jffi::::s- ::oumr !\J~2r.2~'e~s ~.1f ,n~ ;(;:';,'2C~C 3:57 PM Ager:ja !lem No. IGG1 Octo:Jer '12, 20~!O Page 3 of 26 2005 Mainsail Drive Ste. 1 Naples, FL 34114-8955 (239) 642-7878 Fax (239) 394-3515 www.collieraviation.com July 31, 2010 Manager, Civil Rights Staff, ASO-9 Federal Aviation Administration P.O Box 20636 Atlanta, GA 30320 Attn: Reference: Mr. James Brame DBE Goals for FY 2011 Dcar Mr. Brame: To fulfill the requirements of 49 CFR Part 26, Collier County Airport Authority has established goals for the FAA 201] fiscal ycar beginning October I, 2010 - September 30, 20] I for Marco Island Executive Airport and Everglades Airpark based on thc enclosed DBE Goal Setting Methodology. The DBE goals established are: . 2.8% for Marco Island Executive Airport . 2.7% for Everglades Airpark The Collier County Airport Authority will advertise the DBE Goals in the local paper and allow for public comment for a period of 45 days. We will transmit our final goals after their approval by the Collier County Airport Authority Board. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. Yours very truly, '--\7 ?-7, ~ ,) /'. ~--------./:.' . ,/ ~~ r( --~"-, -- Debi Mueller, DBELO Collier County Airport Authority Attachment: DBE Goal Methodology and DBE Notice cc: Pem1Y Phillippi, Interim Executive Director D Mar~()ls'andE.ecl)\IveA"Tlo<1 2005Ma"'~saIID"veS[E! 1 Naples.'l 34~14-!J9:,5 (239)3!;;4-32..S5 :239, 642-,>42i ~a' ::=J ImmokalecReglO'lalAlrpolrt lE;t-AJIOOr..Bou1evard Immd<alA€ Fl :1.4'42 (239} 657-9(x)3 (2~':"f.S7-q1g' 1';,.. [] ,."'g"~ ^""" "'OBax8B9 .350ECAII'Pl!....Road E"erg;aoe5Crty,F;~ 3<:139 (2391 69S-2na ::'39'695.3.558rax FY 2011 METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING GOALS (49 CFR 26.45) COLLIER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY .6,genda Itern hio. 'I 6G 1 October 12. 2010 Page 4 of 26 DEE GOALS PROCESS The Collier County Airport Authority (CCAA or the Authority) submits its Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) goals to the FAA each year. Before establishing the Fiscal Year (FY) 2011 DBE goals, various minority and women trade organizations were consulted to obtain information concerning the availability of disadvantaged and non-disadvantaged businesses, the effects of discrimination on opportunities for DBEs and the Airport's efforts to establish a level playing field for the participation of DBEs. The overall goal for the CCAA's Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program, for federally assisted projects is established on an annual basis, beginning on October I, 2010, :md ending on Septembcr 30, 20] 1. The overall goal for fiscal year 2011 has been set utilizing the methodologies described in CFR 49 Part 26 as follows: The Authority's overall DBE Goal for FY 2011 is the following: 5.5% of the federal financial assistance, which the Authority will expend in DOT -assisted contracts. Given the amount of FAA-assisted contracts the Authority expects to let during FY 2011 for Marco Island Executive Airport, and Everglades Airpark which is $6,085,140, the Authority has set an overall goal of $334,683 with DBEs in FY 2011. METHODOLOGY The Methodology described in 49CFR 26.45(c)(1) was used to determine the base figure for the relative availability of DBEs. The Authority started the determination of its FY 20 II goal setting process by identifying a base figure for the relative availability of DBEs based on demonstrable evidence of the availability of ready, willing and able DBEs as compared to the availability of all businesses participating on DOT -assisted contracts. The first step is to create a base figure for the relative availability ofready, willing and able DBEs in the Airport's normal market area. The following counties are considered the normal market area for the Authority which are near in location to Immokalee Reb>ional Airport, Marco Island Executive Airport and Everglades Airpark, and constitute those arcas where it is anticipated that the majority of the Authority's contracting dollars will be spent: Collier County, Lee County, Hcndry County, Charlotte County and Momoe County. The second step is to make adjustment(s) to the base figure, relying on an examination of additional cvidence including experience, local expertise and anticipated changes in FAA-assisted contracting ovcr the upcoming year. The Collier County Airport Authority previously received federal funding for construction and engineering at Immokalee Regional Airport, Marco Island Executive Airport and Everglades Airpark. It is anticipated that Marco Island Executive Airport and Everglades Airpark will receive federal funding in FY20l 1. Prepared by: Collier County Airport Authority Prepared on: 31 July 2010 I:sm flo. 1(;G1 October 12, 2010 F8;l8 5 of 26 IT 2011 METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING GOALS (49 CFR 26.45) COLLIER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY The following projects were used to identify the NAICS codes to represent the planned FYIO projects using federal financial assistance: 1. Airport: Project Name: AIP Project Number Estimated Budget: Marco Island Executive Airport Construct Taxiway TBD $5,959,000.00 2. Airport: Project Name: AIP Project Number Estimated Budget: Everglades Airpark Constnlct Taxiway Extension TBD $126,140.00 1. Marco Island Executive Airport STEP I - DETERMINING A BASE FIGURE REPRESENTING DBEs' RELATIVE A V AILABILITY To ensure the calculations were relevant, only firms that were likely \0 do business at the airport for the upcoming year were identified The most refined data available within the NAICS codes was used. Then, the number of DBE firms and the number of all firms was derived from those codes. The overall active contractors suitable for projects planned in FYII were derived from the following NAICS codes: NAICS Code 237310 238210 238910 484220 237990 561730 Description Estimated % of Value ofProiect Highway & Street Construction 74% Electrical Contractors 6% Excavation and Site Prep Contractors 3% Trucking, Local 11% Drainage 5 ~/~ Landscaping 1 (~ri A ba.c;e figure of 1.1 i~1c: was determined by utilizing ey 2008 Census Bureau data for the Counties identified above in the Airport's normal market area, plus data from Florida Department of Transportation's DBE Directory for finns in the Airport's market area. The 2008 Census Bureau's County Business Patterns data (denominator) and the DBE Directory information (numerator) were extracted for the construction trades within the Airport's normal market area. The base figure was calculated by counting only the DBEs and census bureau establishments in the same NAICS Codes within the Airport's nonnal market area (Collier County, Lee County, Hendry County, Charlotte County, and MOlioe County) as indicated below: Prepared by. Collier COUflt)' Ai'pO/,f Authority Prepared on 3/ July 2010 2 ,L,oenda Item hlo. 16G1 ~ October 2.2010 Page 6 of 26 IT 2011 METHODOLOGY FOR DETERItlINING GOALS (49 CFR 26.45) COLLIER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY Highway & Street DBE Contractors 0 x 74% 0.0000000 Highway & Street Finns 26 Electrical DBE Contractors 2 x 6% = 0.0003205 Electrical Contractors 374 Excavation and Site Prep DBE Contractors 5 x 3% = 0.0007774 Excavation and Site Prep Contractors 177 Trucking, Local DBE Contractors 7 x 11% 0.0101647 Trucking, Local Contractors 79 Drainage DBE Contractors 0 x 5% 0.0000000 Drainage Contractors 60 Landscaping DBE Contractors 3 x 1% = 0.0000323 -- Landscaping Contractors 711 100% 0.0112949 1.1% STEP 2 - EXAMINATION OF AVAILABLE EVIDENCE TO DETERMINE WHAT ADJUSTMENT. IF ANY. IS NEEDED TO THE BASE FIGURE Section 26.45 (d); and the eleven page goal and methodology guidelines found on OSDBU's website identifies numerous examples of the various types of data to examine in order to adjust the Step One Base Figure to make it as precise as possible. This step is intended to adjust the "base figure" percentage from Step] so that it reflects as accurately as possible the DBE participation the recipient would expect in the absence of discrimination. All factors listed in the above-referenced documents were considered in order to determine whether an adjustment is necessary. Considerations of those factors are detailed as follows: A. HISTORlCAL DBE PARTICIPATION Within the last few years, the Collier County Airport Authority has accepted several FAA grants. Historical DBE participation is based on the analysis of these grants. Two of the accepted FAA grants were for design services only and did not include construction, and one of the grants included construction, design and engineering services. The historical DBE participation is indicated as follows: Prepared by: Collier County Airport Authority Prepared on: 31 Ju~y2010 3 L'<l(;nCa Item t\Jo. '1 GGl ~ C):;ur2t- i 2, 20'1 (] F'age 7 of 26 FY 2011 METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING GOALS (49 CFR 26.45) COLLIER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY Actual DBE $ Amount of Grant Description Year % DBE Participation Marco Island - Taxiway Mitigation Design 2003 8.0% $ 7,000 lmmokalee - Taxiway Design 2003 14.5% $ 11,601 Everglades - Parallel Taxiway Desib'1l 2003 4.8 % $ 3,674 Everglades - Parallel Taxiway Construction 2004 1.5% $ 2,812 Everglades - Parallel Taxiway Engineering 2004 4.2% $ 8,850 Services Immokalee - Parallel Taxiway Construction 2007 3.3% $23,257 Adjustments: ]. Based upon the histDrical DBE participatiDn fDr engineering and construction services, the median DBE participatiDn for engineering and construction services has been 4.5%. 2. Engineering and construction services have been combined to create one overall goal, thus nD adjustments to individual CDnstruction NAICS codes Dr Engineering NAICS codes has been made. 3. The average betwee~ estimatcd DBE participatiDn for this project and the historical DBE participation is ((1.1 % ~ 4.5)/2) or 2.8%. B. DISPARITY STUDY Neither the CCAA nor any near-by agencies, including ncar-by airports such as Sarasota Bradenton Airport, Southwest Florida International Airport, or Naples Municipal AirpDrt have conducted disparity studies. No disparity study had been conductcd in Collier County that would impact this methodology process. C OTHER FACTORS Other additional sources of infonnation were considered; including the consultation process with the following organizations (see Appendix 3): o National Association of Women Business Owners o National Black Business Council o National Hispanic Corporate Council o National Association of Women in Construction Prepared by: Collier COUfllY Airporr Authority Prepared on' 3/ .lull' 2010 4 FY 2011 METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING GOALS (49 CFR 26.45) COLLIER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY ,t.,gEmda Item No. 16G1 Octo~8r 12. 2010 Pags 8 of 26 o NAACP - Naples Branch o Airport Minority Advisory Council These organizations did not identify any information about past discrimination in public contracting; discrimination in private contracting; discrimination in credit, bonding or insurance; data on employment, self-employment, training, or union apprenticeship programs; and/or data on firms' formation. There is not sufficient, reliable information about the characteristics of the firms (size, age, past experience, bonding, insurance, etc.) available in its local market area to make unjustifiable adjustments in Step Two. _A.nother factor considered, is the Naples Municipal AirpOli's historical DBE construction goal. Naples Municipal Airport, also located in Collier County, has previously received federal funding for similar type projects and has an on-going DBE program. Historically, the airport has been able to maintain DBE goals of 2% - 5%. In the past, CCAA has maintained higher construction goals. However, demonstrable evidence of the availability of ready, willing and able DBEs has been displayed through the fulfillment of Naples Municipal Airport's DBE construction goals. Due to this factor, an adjustment from the base figure of I. 1% to 2.8%, based on average historical DBE participation seems appropriate based on actual historical DBE participation on airport projects in the Collier County area. 2. Ever!!lades Airpark STEP I - DETERMINING A BASE FIGURE REPRESENTING DBEs' RELATIVE A V AILABILITY To ensure the calculations were relevant, only firms that were likely to do business at the airport for the upcoming year were identified The most refined data available within the NAICS codes was used. Then, the number of DBE firms and the number of all firms was derived from those codes. The overall aetive contractors suitable for projects planned in FY05 were derived from the following NAlCS codes: NAICS Code 23 73 I 0 238210 238910 484220 237990 561730 Description Estimated % of Value ofProiect Highway & Street Construction 64% Electrical Contractors 4% Excavation and Site Prep Contractors 6% Trucking, Local 7% Drainage 15% Landscaping 4% A base figure of .9% was determined by utilizing CY 2008 Census Bureau data for the Counties identified above in the Airport's normal market area, plus data from Florida Department of Prepared by: Collier County Airport Authority Prepared on: 31 July 20/0 5 FY 2011 METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING GOALS (49 CFR 26.45) COLLIER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY i~ern r'Jo. 6G1 O~tJber ~2. 2U10 F'agi; 9 c)f 26 Transportation's DBE Directory for firms in the Airport's market area. The 2008 Census Bureau's County Business Patterns data (denominator) and the DBE Directory information (numerator) were extracted for the construction trades within the Airport's normal market area. The base figure was calculated by counting only the DBEs and census bureau establishments in the same NAICS Codes within the Airport's normal market area (Collier County, Lee County, Hendry County, Dade County and Monroe County) as indicated below: Highway & Street DBE Contractors Highway & Street Firms o 26 x 64% 0.0000000 Eh:clncal DBE Contractors Electrical Contractors 2 374 x 40/0 0.0002226 Excavation and Site Prep DBE Contractors Excavation and Site Prep Contractors 5 -- 177 x 60/0 0.0016886 Trucking, Local DBE Contractors Trucking, Local Contractors 7 79 x 70/0 0.0065328 Drainage DBE Contractors Drainage Contractors () 60 x 15% 0.0000000 Landscaping DBE Contractors Landscaping Contractors 3 711 x 4% 0.0001679 100% 0.0086119 0.9% STEP 2 - EXAMINATION OF AVAILABLE EVIDENCE TO DETERMINE WHAT ADJUSTMENT, IF ANY, IS NEEDED TO THE BASE FlGURE Section 26.45 (d); and the eleven page goal and methodology guidelines found on OSDBU's website identifies numerous examples of the various types of data to examine in order to adjust the Step One Base Figure to make it as precise as possible. This step is intended to adjust the "base figure" percentage from Step 1 so that it reflects as accurately as possible the DBE participation the recipient would expect in the absence of discrimination. All factors listed in the above-referenced documents were considered in order to determine whether an adjustment is necessary. Considerations of those factors are detailed as follows: Prepared by: Collier County Airport AlIthnrit)' Prepared Or!. 3 / Ju~}' 20/ () 6 Agenda Item r>Jo. 16131 Ostc)ber '12. 2010 Paqe 10 of 26 FY 2011 METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING GOALS (49 CFR 26.45) ~ COLLIER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY A. HISTORICAL DBE P ARTICIP ATION Within the last few years, the Collier County Airport Authority has accepted several FAA grants. Historical DBE participation is based on the analysis of these grants. Two of the accepted FAA grants were for design services only and did not include construction, and one of the grants included construction, design and engineering services. The historical DBE participation is indicated as follows: Actual DBE $ Amount of Grant Description Year % DBE Participation Marco Island - Taxiway Mitigation Design 2003 8.0% $ 7,000 Immokalee - Taxiway Design 2003 14.5% $ 11,601 Everglades - Parallel Taxiway Design 2003 4.8 % $ 3,674 Everglades - Parallel Taxiway Construction 2004 1.5% $ 2,812 Everglades - Parallel Taxiway Engineering 2004 4.2 % $ 8,850 Services Immokalee - Parallel Taxiway Construction 2007 33% $23,257 Adjustments: I. Based upon the historical DBE participation for enginecring and construction services, the median DBE participation for engineering and construction services has been 4.5%. 2. Engineering and construction services have been combined to create one overall goal, thus no adjustments to individual Construction NAICS codes or Engineering NAlCS codes has been made. 3. The average between estimated DBE participation for this project and the historical DBE participation is ((.9% + 4.5)/2) or 2.7%. B. DISPARITY STlIDY Neither the CCAA nor any near-by agencies, including near-by airports such as Sarasota Bradenton Airport, Southwest Florida International Airport, or Naples Municipal Airport have conducted disparity studies. No disparity study had been conducted in Collier County that would impact this methodology process. C. OTHER FACTORS Other additional sources of information were considered; including the consultation process with the following organizations (see Appendix 3): Prepared by: Collier CoulIty Airport Authority Prepared 0/1: 31 July 2010 7 !errl hJo. ~ 6C, 1 C:':"::t:::Jher'2 2[:"10 Paae '1 '1 of 26 FY 2011 METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING GOALS (49 CFR 26.45) - COLLIER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY o National Association of Women Business Owners o National Black Business Council o National Hispanic Corporate Council o National Association of Women in Construciion o NAACP - Naples Branch o Airport Minority Advisory Council These organizations did not identify any information about past discrimination in public contracting; discrimination in private contracting; discrimination in credit, bonding or insurance; data on employment, self-employment, training, or union apprenticeship programs; and/or data on firms' formation. There is not Gufficient, reliable information about the characteristics of the firms (size, age, past experience, bonding, insurance, etc.) available in its local market area to make unjustifiable adjustments in Step Two. Another factor considered, is the Naples Municipal Airport's historical DBE construction goal. Naples Municipal Airport, also located in Collier County, has previously received federal funding for similar type projects and has an on-going DBE program. Historically, the airport has been able to maintain DBE goals of 2% - 5':10. In the past, CCAA has maintained higher construction goals. However, demonstrable evidence ofihe availability of ready willing and able DBEs has been displayed through the fulfillment of Naples Municipal Airport's DBE construction goals. Due to this factor, an adjustment from the base figure of .9% to 2.7%, based on average historical DBE participation seems appropriate based on actual historical DBE participation on airport projects in the Collier County area. SUMMARY Due to the aforementioned facts and considerations, an adjustment was made to the Step 1 base figures for each airport. The overall annual DBE goal for FY20l I was calculated as follows: I I Marco Island Execuli~irp~rt-.-- .. ==--r ____~_ 2.800/,,- Everglades Airpark I 2.70% I .-- ------,-- f--------- ...1 I FY20l!_Ovcrall Annual DBE _G~~_ .1 Airport Percentage 5.50% I Collier County Airport Authority will evaluate the actual DBE participation 011 the upcoming FY20l 1 projects in order to establish future DBE goals for future fiscal years. Prepared by.' Collier County AirlJOrI Authorify Prepared Oil: 31 Jury 2010 8 A:Jenda Item No. 16G1 ~ October 12. 2010 Page 12 of 26 FY 2011 METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING GOALS (49 CFR 26.45) COLLIER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY PUBLIC PARTICIPATION The Authority published a notice of the proposed construction goal, informing the public that the proposed goal and its rationale were available for inspection during normal business hours at the Airport's DBELO Office for 30 days following the date of the notice, and informing the public that Collier County Airport Authority would accept comments on the goals for 45 days from the date of the notice. The notice was published in The Naples Daily News. The notice included addresses to which comments could be sent and the address where the document could be reviewed. The Airport's public notice (advertisement) required under 26.45 (g) (2) was accomplished on August 5, 2010. (See Appendix 2). BREAKOUT OF RACE-NEUTRAL AND RACE-CONSCIOUS PARTICIPATION Prior construction and engineering projects for the Collier County Airport Authority before the recent FAA-grants of the last two years did not include DBE goals; and to the best of knowledge, no DBE firms participated in airport contracts. Since race-neutral efforts historically have not been successful in the absence of defined DBE goals, we estimate that, in meeting the construction and engineering goals of 2.8% and 2.7% respectively, we will obtain 2.8% and 2.7% from race-conscious measures and 0% through race-neutral measures. The DBELO will carefully monitor the award and actual DBE participation and adjust future DBE goals to consider race-neutral and race-conscious participation accordingly. It is the goal of the CCAA to meet the maximum feasible portion of its DBE goals by using race-neutral means of facilitating DBE participation. The CCAA uses the following race-neutral means to increase DBE participation: Arranging solicitations, times for the presentations of bids, proposals, quantities, specifications, and delivery schedules in ways that facilitate DBE, and other small business, participation (e.g., unbundling large contracts to make them more accessible to small businesses, requiring or encouraging prime contractors to subcontract portions of work that they might otherwise perform with their own forces). In order to ensure that our DBE program will be narrowly tailored to overcome the effects of discrimination, if we use contract goals, we will adjust the estimated breakout of race-neutral and race- conscious participation as needed to reflect actual DBE participation (see 26.51(f)) and we will track and report race-neutral and race conscious participation separately. We will maintain data separately on DBE achievements in those contracts with and without contract goals, respectively. Prepared by: Collier County A irport Authority Prepared on: 3/ July 20/0 9 '(ern r'Jo. 10:31 O:::Jt.3r ~ 2 ,2[;'10 P21J6 1 ~~ of :'6 IT 2011 METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING GOALS (49 CFR 26.45) COLLIER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY Appendix 1 FY 2011 METHODOLOGY SOURCE: 2008 CENSUS BUREAU DATA -- COUNTY BUSINESS PATTERNS NAICS Description Collier Lee Hcndry Charlotte Glades Total Highway and Street Construction 6 16 0 3 I 26 Electrical Contractors J23 184 9 59 0 374 Excavation and Site Prep 47 90 J2 25 3 J77 Trucking, Local 24 38 6 II 0 79 Drainage 19 28 I II 2 60 Landscaping 252 364 JI 82 2 711 TOTAL 1,427 FY 2011 METHODOLOGY SOURCE: FDOT DBE DIRECTORY DBE FIRMS WORKING IN COLLIER, LEE. HENDRY, CHARLOTTE. & MONROE COUNTIES NAICS Description Collier Lee HendQ' Charlotte Glades Total Highway and Street Construction 0 0 0 0 0 0 Electrical Contractors 0 , ~ " 0 2 ~ " v Excavation and Site Prep 0 5 0 0 0 5 Trucking, Local () 6 0 I 0 7 Drainage 0 0 0 0 0 0 Landscaping 0 2 1 0 0 d TOTAL 17 Prepared by: Collier County Airport Aut/writ)' Prepared on, 3/ July 20 J () 10 ----_._-~._..- Naples Daily News Naples, FL 34110 t\,]Emda 110m r\10. 16G1 C)cto:J2r" 12, 2010 Page 14 of 26 Affidavit of Publication Naples Daily News --------------------------------------------------+------------------------ COLLIER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTH. 2005 MAINSAIL DR STE #1 NAPLES FL 34114 REFERENCE: 029507 59625037 4500119541 PUBLIC NOTICETHE COL State of Florida Counties of Collier and Lee Before the undersigned authority, personally appeared Tracy Reeve, who on oath says that she serves as the Senior Accountant, of the Naples Daily News, a daily newspaper published at Naples, in Collier County, Florida: distributed in Collier and Lee counties of Florida; that the attached copy of advertising was published in said newspaper on dates listed. Affiant further says that the said Naples Daily News is a newspaper published at Naples, in said Collier County, Florida, and that the said newspaper has heretofore been continuously day and has been entered as second class mail matter at the post office in Naples, in said Collier County, Florida, for a period of 1 year next preceding the first publication of the attached copy of advertisement; and affiant further says that he has neither paid nor promised any person, firm or corporation any discount, rebate, commission or refund for the purpose of securing this advertisement for publication in the said newspaper. PUBLISHED ON: 08/06 08/20 AD SPACE: FILED ON: PUBUC t;sOTICE The CoUierCountyAirport Authority (CCAAj, has establishf!d. .a'OJsadvan- tage"Q' 8uslnen Enterprise '(OBE) pro- gram in aa:or..dilnCf! with regulations ot-'the 'tI:5,>,Oepllrtment"of' Trlln5porta~ . ticn :(00n;".49 CF.RPl!IItt ,2~: ,The:CCAA ha5 proposed'."a 'DBE goal for constrlK- tlon and engIneering of 2.8% for Air- port Improv.ement'I,Pwjects,,"llwarded during If,Y20!:,1 ;tor. the '.Ma~t:.o-:Alrport, and .2.7% for A.lrport Improvement Projects awa.rded during FY 2011 for Evergla.de. AIrpark,. The proposeo.gioal ilnd 'trlethodology -are. available.: tor publi~,jn5p~on atthe.,o,fflce..'otthe Cdl.l(eC:'CoPnty~:.Airpoq.:: 1<Y:fho,rrtY' :dur~ infl.no~M'-bU$if)ess 'hours f~:.~:period s,':i~,b~'~:PO) .:dll)'S, ..-be91nnln~:,'.Augu~ W~'~~n . comments. will. be' accepted for a penod of forty-fi~er4S) days be- oinningAugust'S,,2010/.:"'pleMe lend all written (,Omments,. to M~. Debi Mueller, ,'Collier' County ~Irport Au- thorlty"ZooS Main5ail pri"e;5ulte 1, Naples,Flonda 34114, e-mail;'. Debi. MuelferOl'olilergov.net. . ~ . publi~' hear- t:'egenon sl~~~:~ ~~~g~~o'~;~ i\~lIt2'~~~ at 1:00 ,pm at the Collier. County Air- port Altthorrty Board Meeting. , AlJOIj~6 & 20. 2010 N01863873 27 LINE 08/20/10 --------------------------------------------------+------------------------ Signature of Affiant \ f) IvClt'j ?.. Q..t\'t/ Sworn to and Subscribed before me this "d..L\.lr",- day of ALAfjlJo-s\- ~ersonally known by me 20 \() ,'<:,~~"~~;;"" KAf;Ol E. KANGAS Ii:. 2~~c:\ Notarl' PlIbiic _ State of Florida :'.. ~,~ ';).: ".., "0 <;-:.~^. ~~'.,"<}f My Comn!. ~)(Pifes Jul ..9, t 13 -<;:--;:;--?1~~," Commission # DO 912237 '1,,,,,,\ 1!-:.:nl ~~(j. 'JiG 1 :=-rtcDt:r -: 2 ::':0'10 ;:;~jqe A 5 of 23 FY 2011 METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING GOALS (49 CFR 26.45) COLLIER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY Appendix 2 DRE NOTICE (REPLACE WITHAcTUAI. CUP! OF NEWSPAI'ER AD WHEN A HlLABLE) The Collier County Airport Authority (CCAA.) has cstablished a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DB E) program in accordance with regulations of the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), 49 CFR Part 26. The CCAA has proposed a DBE goal for construction and engineering of 2.8% for Airport Improvement Projects awarded during FY 2011 for the Marco Airport, and 2.7% for Airport Improvement Projects awarded during FY 2011 for Everglades Airpark. The proposed goal and methodology are available for public inspection at the office of tbe Collier County Airport Authority during normal business hours for a period of thirty (30) days, beginning August 5, 2010. Written comments will be accepted for a period of forty-five (45) days beginning August S, 2010. Please send all written comments to Ms. Dcbi Mueller, Collier County Airport Authority, 2005 Mainsail Drive, Suite I, Naples, Florida 341] 4, e-mail: DebiMuellerla1colliere:ov.net. A public hearing on the DBE program and goal has been scheduled for October 1], 2010 at I :00 pm at the Collier County Airport Authority Board Meeting. Prepared by: Collier County A irport A uthoriry Prepared on: 31 July 2010 ]1 i\genda Item No. 16G1 O:::tober 12. 2010 Page '16 of 26 FY 2011 METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING GOALS (49 CFR 26.45) COLLIER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY Appendix 3 COPIES OF CONSULT A nON LETTERS Prepared by: Collier County Airport Au.thority Prepared on: 31 July 2010 12 i:erri r<:). ';GC1 O:tCJtJer ',2 20'10 PEige 17 0f :26 ","ww .r;ollieraviallon. com JUly 2. 2010 Pat Martinez, President NatiDnal Hispanic CorpDrate CDuncil 1050 CDnnecticulAve. N.W. 10'" RDDr VVashington, DC 20039 Dear Ms. Martinez: We are cDnferring with engineering and aviatiDn/airport-related cDnsulting groups, community DrganizatiDns, and minDrity and women's groups tD obtain infDrmation cDnceming the availability Df disadvantaged and nDn- disadvantaged business, the effects Df discriminatiDn on opportunities fDr Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBEs), and the Collier County Airport Authority's efforts tD establish a ievel playing field fDr the participation Df DBEs in the engineenng and cDnsulting areas in order to establish DBE GDals fDr the up-cDming federally- funded projects at the airpDrts Dperated by the CDllier County AirpDrt AuthDrlty. We request YDur DrganizatiDn's input in this effort. Please provide respDnses tD the fDIIDwing questiDns tD the CDllier CDunty AirpDrt AuthDrity. 1. What are the estimated tDtai membership and/Dr IDcal chapter membership of YDur Drganization? 2. Does your DrganizatiDn represent minDrity and/or women businesses in the engineering or aviation/airport related consulting field? 3. If SD, approximately how many members of the total are minority and/or women businesses? 4. Does your organization identify if members are minority and/or women businesses, and/or certified DBEs in your organization's directDry? 5. Please share any awareness of the efforts of discrimination on business opportunities for DBEs. (Fee free tD add cDmments.) a. TD your knowledge are D8Es treated equal tD non-DBEs in marketing DppDrtunities? b. TD your knDwledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in awareness of opportunities tD get involved in prtJjects? c. TD your Imowledge are DBEs treated equal to nDn-DBEs in ability to get and maintain professional insurances required fDr projects? d. TD your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in ability to secure banking lines or credit for business operation? e. To your knowledge is there a stigma associated with being a DBE as to the expe...'ied quality of worl:? 6. Do YDU think there is a -level playing field" between DBEs and non-DBEs in engineering and aviationfairpDrt- related consulting? 7. What SUggB$"oOl 0; might you offer tD the CDllier County Airport Authority in "leveling the p:aying field'" for participation of DBEs in engineering and aviation/airpDrt-related consulting? Thank YDU for YDur time and responses tD these questiDns. Your input is valued. Sincerely. ~L~/Cb-~ Debi Mueller, D5CLO (233)::l84-33:.>~ '::'39', r":2':~t27 ;:::<1> [] Ir1TllOi<.a~ Rf""J'[>.'laJ A"f<)lrt 1t.SAtrpari.8ouievard Irnmc:>;.aBe.Ft 2-'l14::' 1239)E57-9O'J.) ::cnifo57S'9':O,,, C1 cV'O'rg.adesA'~liJri< PO. Bodles 650E'-C A."parlo. Rood ':vP.rpbde5Crt)' "L. 34139 ::'>39\69':.-2778 o Marcc,lslan:<E)[e"....u:,..."ArX>'t ?OC:' Milin:o;ail Cr...e 51'0 ~ Na;:Jles,'-L ~'.4-82:: i:'3S\59'~-15SC Fax ,D,Qenda Item ~~o. 16G1 ~ Octcber12.2010 Page 'j 8 of 26 ~'( A'RPO~ ~~~'f. ~~~ COLLIER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY ~ ~ 2005 Mainsail Drive Ste. 1 ! V- g Naples, FL 34114-8955 a =i (239) 642-7878 o ~ Fax (239) 394-3515 .1.11) :, :818 Vt.ww_collieraVlation_com Bill Johnson. Executive Director Florida Airports Council 250 John Knox Road, Suite 2 Tallahassee, FL 32303 Dear Mr .lohnson: We are conferring with engineering and aviation/airport.related consulting groups, community organizations, and minority and women's groups to obtain information concerning the avaiiability of disadvantaged and non- disadvantaged business, the effects of discrimination on opportunities for Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBEs), and the Collier County Airport Authority's efforts to establish a ievel playing field for the participation of DBEs in the engineering and consu~ing areas in order to establish DBE Goals for the up-corning federally. funded projects at the airports operated by the Collier County Airport Authority. We request your organization's input in this effort. Please provide responses to the following questions to the Collier County Airport Authority. 1. What are the estimated total membership and/or iocal chapter membership of your organization? 2. Does your organization represent minority and/or women businesses in the engineering or aviation/airport related consulting field? 3. If so, approximately how many members of the total are minority and/or women businesses? 4. Does your organization identify if members are minority and/or women businesses, and/or certified DBEs in your organization's directory? 5. Please share any awareness of the efforts of discrimination on business Opportunities for DBEs. (Fee free to add comments.) a. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in mar1<eting opportunities? b. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in awareness of Opportunities to get involved in projects? c. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in ability to get and maintain professional insurances required for projects? d. To your knowiedge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in abiflly to secure banking lines or cred~ for business operation? e. To your knowledge is there a stigma associated with being a DBE as to the expected quality of work? 6. Do you think there is a "level playing field" between DBEs and non-DBEs in engineering and aviation/airport_ related consulting? 7. What suggestions might you offer to the Collier County Airport Authority in "leveling the playing field" for participation of DBEs in el"",",=..g and aviation/airport-related consutm;;? Thank you for your time and 1'eSpOnSP..s to these questions. Your input is valued. Sincerely, ~A"<C'?'//<<--</ Debi Mueller, DBELO o Mar::D Is~nd &ecutM3 AirporT 2005 MainsailDlrveSte.1 Naples. FL 34114-8955 (2391394-3355 1239!M2.S427Fa:r; o Immokalee Regional AiTPOITt 155AlrparkBou~vard Immol<alee,FL 34142 (239)657-g(J(J3 (239)6579181f-a>; o !::verg!aoes;A~'P3f\<. POB.:lx889 6:;.0 E,C.Alf:l<ln, RO<ld cvergladesCny.FL. 34139 ,239\1095-2"9 (?:'lq) fi':6-:l~,"" "~~ '~',C':-;I.l:-::~ :-?rTi 1\10. ':2<;1 ':~>:;lo~)Br 12. ;!D1 0 P'1Q8 '1 ~1 :-;1 26 ,^'WW.collieraviation, com Ms. RDsalind Pennington. President & CEO NatiDnal Black Busmess COUflC1l, Inc. 600 CDrpDrate PDinte, Suite 1010 Culver City. CA 90230 Dear Ms. Pennington: We are conferring with engineering and aviatiDn/airport-related cDnsulting groups. community organizations, and minDrity and wDmen's grDups to obtain information cDnceming the availability of disadvantaged and non- disadvantaged business, the effects of discrimination Dn opportunities for Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBEs), and the Collier County Airport Authority's efforts tD establish a level playing field for the participation of DBEs in the engineering and consulting areas in order to establish DBE Goals for the up-coming federally- funded projects at the airports operated by the Collier County AirpDrt Authority. We request your organizatiDn's input in this effort. Please prDvide respDnses tD the follDwing questiDns tD the CDllier County Airport AuthDrity. 1. What are the estimated tDtal membership and/or IDcal chapter membership Df your Drganlzation? 2. ODes YDur Drganization represent minority and/or WDmen businesses in the engineering or aviation/airpDrt related consulting fieid? 3. If so, approximately hDw many members of the total are minority and/or WDmen businesses? 4. ODes your organization identify if members are minority and/or WDmen businesses, and/or certified DBEs in your organization's directory? 5. Please share any awareness of the effDrts of discrimination on business opportunities for DBEs. (Fee free to add comments.) a. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equaltD non-DBEs in marketing opportunities? b. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in awareness Df Dpportunities to get involved in prDjects? C. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equaltD nDn-DBEs in ability to get and maintain professiDnal insurances required for projects? d. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in ability to secure banking lines or cred~ for business Dperation? e. To your knowledge is there a stigma associated with being a DBE as to the e>:pec"ad quality of work? 6. DD YDU think there is a "level playing field" between DBEs and nDn-DBEs in engineering and aviation/airport- related consulting? 7. What suggestions might you offer to the CDllier County Airport Authority in "ieveiing the pkJ'ing field" for participation of D3Es in engineering and aviation/airpOrt-related consulting? Thank you for yo:...,- time a'1d responses tD these questions. Your input is vaiued. Sincerely, e""~'>-- . // 7---YZ ?/'/' -:'//<" ~____ Debi Mueller, DBB..O U"/,;ur.r.ISI,lnliFxOCtJltv€/..r<.x>r. .?OOS Ma'n~ajl D''''", 51", 1 'Jatlli;,~, FL 34114-2.9:;& :239) 39~.3355 ;:::39',~~.,A27Fax LJ \rrrnd<;!Jo;>e;:<eg,onaIAJ'fnrl lF5AoQ1fkroulevaId Imn~,Ft34'42 '::::H\G57.9'jJJ ':::3'.1: f;ij 7919 ~ r- 3. [J !C'veglilr\es A,;pafk PDBoxBB9 f;~O EC Alrpark Road ~vt'rgladesC[}' Fl 34139 (::'3916!&?nR 1?:1cr,F[.y,-:1."i",RF". Agenda Item 1'0. 16G 1 .october 12, 2010 Page 20 of 26 ~1 A1RPO.9, ~~'f. /"i'~ COLLIER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY t1i ~ 2005 Mainsail Drive Ste. 1 ::; ~ g Naples, FL 34114-8955 a :::; (239) 642-7878 ~ "'l;' Fax (239) 394-3515 Vo,WNcoIlieraviationcom Ms. Helen Han. President & CEO National Association of Women Business Owners 601 Pennsylvania Avenue NW South Building, Suite 900 Washington. DC 20004 We are conferring with engineering and aviation/airport-related consulting groups. community organizations. and minority and women's groups to obtain information concerning the availabiiity of orsadvantaged and non- disadvantaged business. the effects of discrimination on opportunities for Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBEs). and the Collier County Airport Authority's efforts to establish a level playing field for the participation of DBEs in the engineering and consulting areas in order to establish DBE Goals for the up-coming federally- funded projects at the airports operated by the Collier County Airport Authority. We request your organization's input in this effort. Please provide responses to the following questions to the Collier County Airport Authority. 1. What are the estimated total membership and/or local chapter membership of your organization? 2. Does your organization represent minority and/or women businesses in the engineering or aviation/airpori related consulting field? 3. If so, approximately how many members of the total are minority and/or women businesses? 4. Does your organization identify if members are minority and/or women businesses. andlor certified DBEs in your organization's directory? 5. Please share any awareness of the efforts of discrimination on business OpportunITies for DBEs. (Fee free to add comments.) a. To your knowiedge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in markeling opportunities? b. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in awareness of opportunities to get involved in projects? c. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in ability to get and maintain professional insurances required for projects? d. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in ability to secure banking iines or credIT for business operation? e. To your knowledge is there a stigma associated with being a DBE as to the expected quality of work? 6. Do you think there is a ievel playing field" between DBEs and non-DBEs in engineering and aviation/airport- reiated consulting? 7. What suggestions mig.i'Jt you ofter to the Collier County Airport Authority in -oeveiing the playing field' for participation of DBEs in engineering and aviation/airport-related consulting? Thank you for your time and res;>or'ses to these questions. Your input is val'J9d. Sincerely. ~?a/k~~ Debi Mueller, DBELO o Mar;::ol:;andExecut!V€Airp:>rl 2005 Ma01Si111Drive St",_ 1 Naples. FL 34114-0055 (239)394-3355 12391 G4;'.S427 Fax C ImmokaleeReglonalAlrpOlrl lG5AlroarkBoulevard Immokaee.FL 34142 12391657.9003 1239:,6579191F'll( o Eve<Q:<l'.1esA.lrpar" PO Bcx889 650E_C,A1'lm,;,Road EvergladesCny, FL 34139 (:?39!6~~2n8 (?~ql f';Q<,.~"C.Ar'.~y ::'~'rY; I'b. '-:-;'::;1 Oc:t:)ll~r- ,2 ?010 t\lge 21 of 26 :+.'\ 1 AlRPO~ # 1'~~ COLLIER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY {fi ~ 2005 Mainsail Drive Ste. 1 ::i ~ g Naples, FL 34114-8955 'S :::; (239) 642-7878 ~ "'I;' Fax (239) 394-3515 ,^ww,collieraviationcom July 2. 2010 NAACP P.O. Box 990727 Naples, FL 34116 We are conferring with engineering and aviation/airport-related consulting groups, community organizations, and minority and women's groups to obtain information concerning the availability of disadvantaged and non- disadvantaged business. the effects of discrimination on opportunities for Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBEs), and the CoIrIef County Airport Authority's efforts to establish a level playing field for the participation of DBEs in the engineering and consulting areas in order to establish DBE Goals for the up-coming federally- funded projects at the airports operated by the Coliier County Airport Authority. We request your organization's input in this effort. Please provide responses to the following qu<>..stions to the Collier County Airport Authority. 1. What are the estimated total membership and/or local chapter membership of your organization? 2. Does your organization represent minority and/or women businesses in the engineering or aviation/airport reiated consulting field? 3. If so, approximately how many members of the total are minority andlor women businesses? 4. Does your organization identify if members are minority andlor women businesses. andIor certified DBEs in your organization's directory? 5. Please share any awareness of the efforts of discrimination on business opportunities for DBEs. (Fee free to add comments.) a. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in marKeting opportunities? b. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in awareness of opportunities to get involved in projects? c. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in ability to get and maintain professional insurances required for projects? d. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in ability to secure banking iines or credit for business operation? e. To your knowledge is there a stigma associated with being a DBE as to the expected quarrty of worl<? 6. Do you think there IS a -level playing field" between DBEs and non-DBEs in engineering and aviation/airport- related consulting? 7. What suggesti:::Jns m~t you offer to t~e Comer County Airport Au1hortty in -leveling the ~g ffeicr Tor participation of DBEs in engineering and aviation/airport-related consulting? Thank you for yo-~ "rHe and responses to these questions. Your input is valued. Sincerely, ~U/~/~ Debi Mueller, DB3..0 o Marco ISlan::1 ExecL.ltrvE A.rJJ". :'OO.S Ma'-"1sail ;)'''''c< St~ "; Naplss. Fl )<:=14.8...055 i239139-4,3355 i239:'542-S427t'ax CJ 1riTnoi<aIre""91Ol'l31AJrpclln lBS~BovIev".mJ 111'ld~IRe.Fl ~J.1.2 1239) 65~ 9(X}3 (:~391857919= ra.~ o ''''''9"- A",a. PO, 30lC B89 650EC.A;rpari<."oao EverglaoosCny.FL 34139 ~239) 69'".r2778 i;.':-\'-1\ h.-q<;-_"\"s~ F~~ Agenda item ~Jo. 16G1 October 12, 2010 Pege 22 of 26 ~ 'i AlRPO., ~~'f. ?<tf~ COLLIER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY !:l:: ~ 2005 Mainsail Drive Ste. 1 ~ l? g Naples, FL 34114-8955 a .::; (239) 642-7878 c:1 ~ Fax (239) 394-3515 ,^'WW,collieraviation..com Gene Roth, Executive Director Airport Minority Advisory Council 2345 Crystal Dr., Suite 902 Arlington, VA 22202 Dear Mr. Roth: We are conferring with engineering and aviation/airport-reiated Consulting groups, community organizations, and minority and women's groups to obtain information conceming the availability of disadvantaged and non- disadvantaged business, the effects of discrimination on opportunities for Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBEs), and the Collier County Airport Authority's effons to establish a level playing field for the participation of DBEs in the engineering and consulting areas in order to establish DBE Goals for the up-coming federally- funded projects at the airpons operated by the Collier County Airport Authority. We request your organization's input in this effort. Please provide responses to the foIiowing questions to the Collier County Airport Authority. 1. What are the estimated total membership and/or local chapter membership of your organization? 2. Does your organization represent minority and/or women businesses in the engineering or aviation/airport related consulting field? 3. If so, approximately how many members of the total are minority and/or women businesses? 4. Does your organization iderrtify if members are minority and/or women businesses, and/or certified DBEs in your organization's directory? 5. Please share any awareness of the efforts of discrimination on business opportunities for DBEs. (Fee free to add comments.) a. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in mar1<elIlg opportunities? b. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in awareness of opportunities to get involved in projects? c. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in ability to get and maintain profeSSional insurances required for projects? d. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in ability to secure banking lines or credit for business operation? e. To your knowledge is there a stigma associated with being a DBE as to the expected quality of work? 6. Do you think there is a "Ieve! playing field" between DBEs and non-DBEs in engineering and aviation/airport_ related consulting? 7. What suggestions might you a;'fur to the Collier County Airport Authority in ~ing the playing field" for participation of DBEs in engineering and aviation/airport-re!aled consufJng" Thank you for your time and res;x:r.ses to li1ese questions. Your input is vahEct. Sincerely, ~~../..?~ Debi Mueller, DBELO DMarC01S1and;:::;"f'CU1I11eAir=t1 2005 MainsaO Drive Sle. 1 I\taples. FL 34114-8955 1239)394.3355 1239) 642.5<l27Fax o Immokalee Regional AirpoHt 165 Airpark BoUleVil,d ImlnC>Ka~,FL3414? (2~9)65'1-9003 (239)1357.9191r:ID: o ;:;ooe1;llaoesA.Jrpar1< PO Box 889 550 EC_ Aima'" FiOOd ",vergI8005CiIy,FL 34139 1?39) 6952n6 :239l695.2.c'sBF<u. i\j'2nda ;7em No. 16G 1 OCl0ber 12. 2CiO Page 23 of 26 ~ 'i A1RPO.9. ~~'f. j/"4~ COLLIER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY :!li ~ 2005 Mainsail Drive Ste. 1 ::::I~ g Naples, FL 34114-8955 a :; (239) 642-7878 ~ "": Fax (239) 394-3515 Jul) :, 2618 v.!ww .r;:CI!heravlation. com Ms. Paula P HocP.slelIer, President Airport Consultant Council 908 King St, Suite 100 Alexandria, VA 22314 Dear Ms Hoc.hstetJar: We are conferring with engineering and aviation/airport-related consulting groups, community organizations, and minority and women's groups to obtain infomation conceming the availability of disadvantaged and non- disadvantaged business, the effects of discrimination on opportunities for Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBEs), and the Collier County Airport Authority's efforts to establish a level playing field for the participation of DBEs in the engineering and consulting areas in order to establish DBE Goals for the up-coming federatly- funded projects at the airports operated by the Collier County Airport Authority. We request your organization's input in this effort. Please provide responses to the following questions to the Collier County Airport Authority. 1. What are the estimated total membership and/or local chapter membership of your organization? 2. Does your organization represent minority and/or women businesses in the engineering or aviation/airport related consulting field? 3. tf so, approximately how many members of the total are minority andlor women businesses? 4. Does your organization identify if members are minority and/or women businesses, and/or certified DBEs in your organization's directory? 5. Please share any awareness of the efforts of discrimination on business opportunities for DBEs. (Fee free to add comments.) a. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in marketing opportunities? b. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in awareness of opportunities to get involved in projects? C. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in ability to get and maintain professional insl.l:Of1CSS required for projects? d. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in ability to secure banking lines or credit for business operation? e. To your l-.nowIedge is there a stigma associated with being a DBE as to the expected quafrty of work ? 6. Do you think mere is a -ievel playing field" between DBEs and non-DBEs in engineering and aviation/airport- related consufj-,g? 7. What suggesfurs might you offer to the COllier County Airport ALJthority in "leveling the playilg ftelcf" for participation of CBEs i1 engineering and aviation/airport-related consulting? Thank you for you:- tT.le ar-od ""':>onses to these questions. Your input is valued. Sincerely, ,/~ . 'l .,'/ . --'-1?71 /'/'/''/ .- /L//;..L ~:--Z-'.- _ ---.- Debi Mueller. D!3ELO DMilrcc"slandbecLJ11VE~ 2OC)5 Ma'rlsarlOnv" Sle 1 NapleS,f"l :'4114-E.3:.5 :239j394.'?JSS :;39}M~!-~27f"ax o trrmOi\.a~ ReglOrlal A'fPOJrt lG.i\.nBrIo.~""rd "rn>::~_,Fl341<:2 (:?391657-9003 :23Cl':C:)7919,Fcl>: o ;:;ver;:l:aoesAlrpari< PO 80>:&19 650EC A,rparl<.Hoad Eve'glaoesG~y F'~ ~139 i239jf,Q5--2778 ~239) 695-35">1i ~R' Agenda Item No. 16G1 October 12. 2010 Page 24 of 26 ~'i AIRPO~ ~~~ ,.~~ COLLIER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY f:I:: ~ 2005 Mainsail Drive Ste. 1 ~ l? g Naples, FL 34114-8955 (:) ::; (239) 642-7878 ~ . ~ Fax (239) 394-3515 www.collieraviation.com Shawn Steward, CFO Florida Engineering Society 125 So. Gadsden Street Tallahassee, Fl32301 Dear Mr ~ Steward: We are conferring with engineering and aviation/airport-related consulting groups, community organizations, and minority and women's groups to obtain information conceming the availability of disadvantaged and non- disadvantaged business, the effects of discrimination on opportunities for Disadoarrtaged Business Enterprises (DBEs), and the Collier County Airport Authority's efforts to establish a level playing field for the participation of DBEs in the engineering and consulting areas in order to establish DBE Goals for the up-coming federally- funded projects at the airports operated by the Collier County Airport Authority. We request your organization's input in this effort. Please provide responses to the following questions to the Collier County Airport Authority. 1. What are the estimated total membership and/or local chapter membership of your organization? 2. Does your organization represent minority and/or women businesses in the engineering or aviation/airport related consulting fieid? 3. If so, approximately how many members of the total are minority and/or women businesses? 4. Does your organization identify if members are minority and/or women businesses, and/or certified DBEs in your organization's directory? 5. Please share any awareness of the efforts of discrimination on business opportunities for DBEs. (Fee free to add comments.) a. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in marketing opportunities? b. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to nDn-DBEs in awareness of opportunities to get invDlved in projects? c. TD your knDwledge are DBEs treated equal tD nDn-DBEs in abifrty tD get and maintain professiDnal insurances required for projects? d. TD your knowledge are DBEs treated equal tD nDn-DBEs in ability to sec:.Jre banking tines or credit for business Dperation? e. TD your knowledge is there a stigma assDciated with being a DBE as to the expected quality of work? 6. Do you think there is a "level playing fleid" between DBEs and non-DBEs in engineering and aviation/airpDrt- related consulting? 7. What suggestions might you offer to the Collier County Airport Authority in isvsIng the playing field" fDr participatiDn of DBEs in ~ and &oalion/airpDrt-related consulting? Thank you fDr your time and responses to these questiDns. Your input is valued. Sincerely, C;l~.~//.....<2:;'~'c../' Debi Mueller, DBELO o Ma-coISland;:;xscutlveA!rporl 2D05MarisaiID"veSle.' "'aDles,Fl~114"8955 1239)394-3355 1239)fi4?-!'>427F,." o Irnmokaloo Regional A,rpolTl 165 AJrpafk8o,-,ievard Immollalee.R.:0\4142 1239)657-9003 !239)ffinn91 Fax o O'''''''''Q:.JclesAQark ;=-'-:.am:BB3 ESOEC A,rpar'K Roao EverglaQesCrty,FL34139 (239)695-2778 12391ffi5.3SS11Fax l\C18wJa i:E:nr I-Jo. F'G1 ~ Dcbher ~ 2, 2':110 FC:lge 25 ::Jf 26 ~'\ '( A'RPO~ ~~ ~~~ COLLIER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY ~ ~ 2005 Mainsail Drive Ste. 1 !!l V- g Naples, FL 34114-8955 a ::; (239) 642-7878 ~ ""I:' Fax (239) 394-3515 y\.'wwcollJeraviatloncom American Society of Civi Engin<!ers 1801 Alexander Bell Dr. Reston, VA 20191-4400 \^le are conferring \N'ith engineering and 3\tiation/airport-rBlated consulting groups, community 0; !:fo.uizations. and minority and women's groups to obtain information concerning the availability of disadvantaged and non- disadvantaged business, the effects of discrimination on opportunities for Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBEs), and the CoIfoer County Airport Authority's efforts to establish a level playing field for the participation of DBEs in the engineering and consulting areas in order to establish DBE Goals for the up-coming federally- funded projects at the airports operated by the Coliier County Airport Authority. We request your organization's input in this effort. Please provide responses to the following questions to the Collier County Airport Authority. 1. What are the estimated total membership and/or local chapter membership of your organizaiion? 2. Does your organization represent minority and/or women businesses in the engineering or av'.alion/airport related consulting field? 3. If so, approximately how many members of the total are minority and/or women businesses? 4. Does your organization identify if members are minority and/or women businesses, anellor certified DBEs in your organization's directory? 5. Please share any awareness of the efforts of discrimination on business opportunities for DBEs. (Fee free to add comments.) a. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in marketing opportunities? b. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in awareness of opportunities to get involved ., projects? c. To your know1edge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in abiilty to get and maintain professional insurances required for projects? d. To yollr knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-DBEs in ability to secure banking lines or credit for business operation? e. To your knowledge is there a stigma associated with being a DBE as to the expected quality of work? 6. Do you think the,,,, is a ieve1 playing field" between OBEs and non-DBEs in engineering and aviationlairport- related consulting? 7. What suggestions might you offer to the Coliler County Airport Authority in "leveling the playing field" for participation of D3Es in eng:inee.ring and aviation/aifjJOrt~related consulting? Thank you for your time and res;xmses to these questions. Your input is valued_ Sincerely, :,~-/.", //....~ ,/ /--//L~/~<</- ..----- Deb; Mueller, DBELO [J Marce:,lslandbocutivE:Ai.-;::c..-: 20{):iMarl"saiIOnveS!e 1 Naolc5,Fl34114-B955 1239\394.33.">5 ,2::915-':2.542, ~<:x [J .'Tlf1'1OI<..aa' ;;~o:Y\i\l A"p::)IIt 1G~ri<Eoulevard Ir"'l~.FlJ4'42 :;:::9:,G57-9'X3 i~~\\J)fF'-:.<;j?l .-,,) o Ev~t;;aesA,~ri< POB::n389 650E.C Alrpao<Road ';;:verglaclesCJty.FL 34139 i::39', 69':~~'77B 1:':19' F..<f,-.Y,,,fI "'~~ Aaenda liem f\Jo. 16G 1 "" October 12,2010 Page 26 of 26 "', AJRPO.f. ~~~ ~1fc:::: COLLIER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY f$ ~ 2005 Mainsail Drive Ste. 1 ::rV- g Naples, FL 34114-8955 ~ :::; (239) 642-7878 ~ ~ Fax (239) 394-3515 ,^ww.coll~viation.com Betty Shanahan, CEO & Executive Director The Society of Women Engineers 120 S La Salle Street, Suite 1515 Chicago. IL 60603 Dear Ms. Shanahan: We are conferring w~h engineering and aviation/airport-related consulting groups, community organizations, and minority and women's groups to obtain information conceming the availability of disadvantaged and non- disadvantaged business, the effects of discrimination on opportunities for Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (OBEs), and the Collier County Airport Authority's efforts to establish a level playing field for the participation of OBEs in the engineering and consulting areas in order to establish OBE Goals for the up-coming federally- funded projects at the airports operated by the Coliier County Airport Authority. We request your organization's input in this effort. Please provide responses to the following questions to the Collier County Airport Authority. 1. What are the estimated total membership and/or local chapter membership of your organization? 2. Does your organization represent minority and/or women businesses in the engineering or aviation/airport related consulting field? 3. If so, approximately how many members of the total are minority and/or women husinesses? 4. Does your organization identify if members are minority and/or women businesses, and/or certified OBEs in your organization's directory? 5. Please share any awareness of the efforts of discrimination on business opportunities for OBEs. (Fee free to add comments.) a. To your knowledge are OBEs treated equal to non.OBEs in marketing opportunities? b. To your knowledge are DBEs treated equal to non-OBEs in awareness of opportunities to get involved in projects? c. To your knowledge are OBEs treated equal to non-OBEs in ability to get and maintain professional insurances required for projects? d. To your knowiedge are DBEs treated equal to non.OBEs in ability to secure banking lines or cred~ for business operation? e. To your knowledge is !here a stigma associated with being a OBE as lO me expected quality of work? 6. Do you think there is a "level playing field" between OBEs and non-DBEs in engineering and aviation/airport- related c:onsutting? 7. What suggestions might you ...-= ill the ColfJef County Airport Authority in ~ng the ;:>laying fiekf' for participation of OBEs in engi:1eemg and aviation/airport-related consulting? Thank you for your time and respom;es to lh<>se questions. Your input is vaJuect Sincerely, ~~~/'~ Debi Mueller, OBELO o M~rcoI5iandExocut>veAirport 2005 Marnsail DrIVe Sw 1 Napla<;.FL 34114-8955 (23913~335S (239) 542.;;427 Fa~ D lmmOka~ Regional Airpoi" 165 Airpark Boulevdrd ImmClkalee,R..'I41i.2 1239)657-90::13 1239)657-91>J1Fax D ='.~0E!5A=rk ~09c~B89 650 E-C A,rparl< Road EveryIaOE!sCrty,FL3<:l39 :239)695-2778 I?-"" "'U'._"~"R "'~.