Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE)

Interested in applying for DBE certification or want to learn more? Check out program information listed below.

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Need Assistance?

If you would like to talk to a representative, call the DBE Help Desk at (404) 631-1273.

Programs

MMIP DBE Support

If you own a DBE firm or small business and are interested in exploring opportunities through the Major Mobility Investment Program (MMIP), connect with a DBE specialist ready to help you. Contact GDOT’s Program Management Consultant DBE Office at (404) 946-5764, email DBEMMIP@dot.ga.gov.

Supportive Services

If your firm is already a Georgia Certified DBE and have questions related to your certification, need assistance identifying work with GDOT, need bonding assistance, or have other training needs please contact the GDOT Supportive Services Provider, Construction Estimating Institute at (404) 631-1273, email Info@gadbesupport.com.

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SSFP Business Help Center

A Business Help Center is open to eligible GDOT certified Disadvantaged Business Enterprises, registered small businesses and veteran-owned small businesses that have an interest in working on GDOT’s State Funded Projects. The Center provides training, consulting, targeted matchmaking, one-on-one assistance, and meeting space and computer access.

The business help center is open Monday through Friday and located at One West Court Square, suite 750 in Decatur.

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Resources

Project Letting Forecast

DBE Brochure

DBE Toolkit

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Program Documents

Directory
Prime/Sub Contractor
UCP Directory

Goals

Plans

Studies

Reports

Regulations

A DBE must always perform a commercially useful function (CUF). Evaluation of whether a DBE is performing a CUF on a particular contract will occur every time the DBE is listed to work on a contract. A business performs a CUF when it is:

Responsible for the execution of a distinct element of work in the contract.
Carrying out its obligation by actually performing, managing, and supervising the work involved.
Performing work that is normal for its business, services, and function.
Performing or exercising responsibility for at least 30 percent of the total contract with its own work force and is not further subcontracting a portion of the work that is greater than that expected to be subcontracted by normal industry practice.

Resources

2016 Disparity Study

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Transportation Funding Act

Provides funding to improve Georgia's most critical transportation infrastructure.

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Apply for Certification

MARTA Application

Firms located outside of Georgia and firms located in Fulton, DeKalb, or Clayton County must submit their applications through MARTA.

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GDOT Application

All other firms located in Georgia apply below.

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DBE Certification Letters

DBE firms no longer receive annual certification letters. The DBE Directory confirms the continued certification status of a firm, including the assigned NAICS work codes. Once a firm is certified it remains certified until and unless it is de-certified. Firms are still required to submit an "Affidavit of No Change" confirming its continued eligibility to participate in the DBE/ACDBE program every year on its anniversary. The certifying agency makes every effort to contact the firm through telephone, email, or US mail, only if the annual "Affidavit" is not received.

Transportation Funding Act 2015

2015 DBE Forum
Please view the presentation from the Transportation Funding Act 2015 DBE Forum held on October 26, 2015..

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State Supported Funding Program (SSFP) Webinar Series

Georgia DOT will be hosting a webinar series for the State Supported Funding Program.

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