RFP 10 02-Final(1) - DeKalb County Sheriff Office

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Request for Proposal
10-02
To Provide Inmate Health Care at the
DeKalb County Jail
DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office
DeKalb County, Georgia
Thomas E. Brown
Sheriff
Proposal Due Date & Time: October 29, 2010; 4:00 P.M. EST
Location:
4415 Memorial Drive
Decatur, Georgia 30032
DeKalb County Sheriff's Office
Thomas E. Brown, Sheriff
4415 Memorial Drive
September 23, 2010
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL NO. 10-02
TO
PROVIDE INMATE MEDICAL SERVICES
AT THE
DEKALB COUNTY JAIL
DEKALB COUNTY, GEORGIA
The DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office (hereinafter referred to as “DKSO”) requests
proposals from qualified firms and/or individuals experienced in the delivery of Inmate
Medical Services at the DeKalb County Jail.
I.
INTRODUCTION
The following information is provided as a general guideline, only. The
Service Provider is responsible for evaluating the specific healthcare
needs, as well as the inmate dynamics, at the DeKalb County Jail.
The DeKalb County Jail is a large urban correctional facility that currently holds
male and female inmates serving 2 years or less. The Jail consists of a state-ofthe-art high-rise facility utilizing a modular design. The average daily population
of the Jail changes monthly and has been as low as 3159 and as high as 3568 in
the preceding year. The inmate population includes 10% females and less than
1% juvenile offenders detained by the courts in the DeKalb County Jail.
Facts
2008
2009
2010
(A/O 8-2010)
Average Daily Population
Average Length of Stay (Days)
Jail Admissions
Hospital Admissions
Clinic Visits
3083
28
39842
627
10415
3363 or 8
29
42533
721
16376
3294
26
30131
364
8529
The successful bidder will be able to provide a degree of flexibility and creativity
in staffing areas and shifts in order to assure the most favorable response and
prompt delivery of quality, gender-specific inmate medical services to meet the
needs of the DKSO.
The DKSO intends to award a contract to procure inmate medical services at the
DeKalb County Jail for the next five (5) years, subject to the County's right to
unilaterally terminate the Contract on sixty (60) days written notice, at will, and at
the sole convenience of the DKSO. The DKSO seeks cost proposals separated
for each year of the Contract and not as lump compensation for the entire five (5)
year term. The first year of service shall commence on January 1, 2011 and
ends December 31, 2011. The Contract shall automatically renew for four (4)
additional consecutive yearly periods, terminating on December 31, 2015 subject
to the DKSO’s right to terminate at the end of each calendar year pursuant to the
Official Code of Georgia Annotated § 36-60-13, or as otherwise provided in the
Contract.
Service Provider is responsible for all matters set forth in the attached sample
contract incorporated herein by this reference (the "Contract"). Responders shall
complete all required parts of the technical and cost proposals for the appropriate
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option. The DKSO requests proposals that are generally outlined below. The
contracted Service Provider will be responsible for:
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Intake Screening including medical/dental/mental health.
Fourteen (14) Day Medical Assessment.
Purchase, dispensing and administration of all medications related to medical
health services provided--not to include dental and mental health
medications.
All medical staffing and services.
Medical housing areas to include the infirmaries.
The above Introduction is simply an overview of the DKSO's expectations and
the enclosed Contract, including the Contract Specifications, provides the
detailed description of each party's obligations.
II.
STATEMENT OF WORK
The statement of work/scope of services is set forth in the "Contract
Specification/Technical Proposal", attached hereto and incorporated herein by
reference (the "Contract Specification/Technical Proposal"). The Responder
should carefully review the Contract Specification/Technical Proposal to ensure
complete compliance with all requested work.
III.
OBJECTIVES
A. To deliver high quality inmate medical services that can be audited against
established standards.
B. To operate the inmate medical services program in a cost-effective manner
with full reporting to the DeKalb County Sheriff or his designee.
C. To operate the inmate medical services program at full staffing and use only
licensed, certified, and professionally trained personnel.
D. To implement a written inmate medical services plan with itemized, clear
objectives, policies, procedures, and a monthly evaluation of compliance.
E. To operate the inmate medical services program by standards established by
the National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC) and the
American Correctional Association (ACA), and any other accrediting body
selected by the DKSO, collectively referred to herein as the “Accrediting
Agency".
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F. To provide medical services to inmates at the DeKalb County Jail in
accordance with the Constitution of the United States of America, the
Constitution of the State of Georgia and any other appropriate federal, state
or local authority.
G. To maintain an open and cooperative relationship between the Service
Providers and the DKSO on a regular basis.
H. To maintain complete and accurate records of medical, dental and/or mental
health care services provided and to collect and analyze health statistics on a
regular basis.
I. To operate the inmate medical services systems in a humane manner with
respect to inmate quality improvement and health problem changes, and
rights to basic health care services.
J. To provide for a fair and objective evaluation of the proposals that will result in
a mutually satisfactory contract between the successful proposer and the
DKSO.
IV.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS FOR ALL RESPONDERS
To be considered for award of this Contract, the Responder must meet the
following qualifications:
A. The Responder must be organized for the purpose of providing
comprehensive correctional medical services, and must have five (5)
consecutive years previous experience in a correctional facility with proven
effectiveness in administering correctional health care programs.
B. The Responder must have five (5) years experience in successfully providing
medical services at correctional facilities with populations exceeding 1,000
inmates.
C. The Responder must provide certificate of insurance and bonds as required in
the Contract prior to execution of the Contract. The DKSO reserves the right
to reject insurance or bonds as it deems necessary, including policies that
contain unacceptable deductibles. The Sheriff and all officials, agents, and
employees of DeKalb County shall be additional named insureds in all liability
policies, except motor vehicle and workers compensation.
D. The Responder must have thorough knowledge of NCCHC and ACA
accreditation standards in correctional facilities with inmate populations
exceeding 1,000 individuals.
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E. The Responder must have a thorough knowledge of the all standards and
requirements (federal, state and local) regarding the care of Immigration and
Customs Enforcement (I.C.E).
F. The Responder must demonstrate the ability to provide a system of technical
and medical support to on-site personnel.
G. The Responder must describe their recruiting system for professional
personnel.
H. The Responder must have the central office capability to supervise and
monitor the program, ensuring satisfactory provision of services at the DeKalb
County Jail or outside of the Jail.
I. The Responder must provide with their proposal, written protocols, policies
and procedures explaining systems and processes to be used in administering
medical, dental and/or mental health care services, policies and procedures to
inmates.
J. The Responder must meet all requirements set forth in this RFP and the
Contract, and provide whatever proof deemed necessary by the DKSO.
K. The Responder must also comply with all requirements for inmate medical
care as established by the Constitution of the United States of America, the
Constitution of the State of Georgia, any other appropriate federal, state or
local authority, and any and all accreditation entities identified by the DKSO.
V.
PROPOSAL FORMAT
Proposers are required to submit their proposals in the following format:
A. Technical Proposal
Responders are required to submit their technical proposal using the
attached Technical Proposal form.
(NOTE: DO NOT INCLUDE ANY COST OF ANY KIND IN THIS SECTION.)
1. Cover Letter – The proposal shall contain a cover letter on corporate
letterhead signed by a representative authorized to bind the company.
The vendor name, address, telephone and facsimile numbers, and
signature shall be clear and legible.
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2. Approach to the Project – Describe in detail how you propose to
achieve the objectives of this RFP. Include project organization,
management, recruiting of qualified personnel, training, and quality
control procedures.
a. Issues- The proposal should reflect a clear understanding of the
specific issues within the DeKalb County Jail that affect Inmate
Medical Care delivery systems, e.g. an appreciation of the physical
plant, information systems limitations, and security considerations.
Proposal should communicate clearly how the proposer will address
these issues.
b. System- The Responder shall provide management capabilities
including a system of inmate medical care and technical support to
onsite personnel.
c. Recruiting- The proposal must demonstrate recruiting capabilities,
including recruiting professional personnel and implementing
recruiting systems. The proposal must specifically address how the
Service Provider will recruit nurses, given current shortages, if
appropriate.
3. Corporate Experience- Describe your corporate experience in similar
projects exceeding 1,000 inmates. Describe your corporate experience
and success rate in attaining correctional health care accreditation from
an Accrediting Agency. Have you ever applied for or participated in the
accreditation process? When and what results? Provide listing of past
corporate bonds for similar levels of work.
4. Key Personnel- Provide a detailed description of key personnel to be
assigned. Include resumes and professional experience for those
individuals identified. Include any proposed sub-contractors to be used.
5. Transition- Describe your approach and organization during the
transition period prior to incumbent contract ending and after contract
award.
6. Financial Stability and Resources- Provide audited financial
statements for the most recent three years.
7. References- Provide references for accomplishments of at least two
(2) similar projects exceeding 1,000 inmates in size. Provide contact
names, phone numbers, project title, and agency/owner.
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B. Cost Proposal
The cost proposal must be submitted in a separate, sealed envelope with the
Responder’s name, the RFP Number, and Title of the project and the notation
“Cost Proposal” clearly identified in the outside of the envelope.
DO NOT INCLUDE FEES OR COSTS IN ANY AREA OUTSIDE OF THIS
COST PROPOSAL.
Responders are required to submit their cost in the format utilizing the
attached Cost Proposal Form.
1. The proposal must contain a specific annual compensation for each year.
The Annual Compensation shall cover all costs, expenses, and all things
necessary to provide the services required under this RFP and Contract
based upon the inmate population as set forth in the Cost Proposals.
2. The proposal must indicate a per diem charge per inmate for each year,
which will be paid for any month in which the average daily population
exceeds the average daily inmate population upon which the annual base
compensation is calculated. The Service Provider must be prepared to
provide medical services to the entire inmate population, regardless of the
number of inmates.
C. Local Small Business Enterprise Opportunity
It is the objective of the Chief Executive Officer, the Board of Commissioners
of DeKalb County and the DeKalb County Sheriff to increase the participation
of Local Small Business Enterprises in doing business with the County and
the DKSO.
VI.
SELECTION CRITERIA
The following criteria will be used for the evaluation of proposals. The criteria are
not necessarily listed in any particular order. The DKSO may request additional
information from all proposers and further evaluate the selection criteria.
A. Approach to the Project:
1. Understanding of the project. The proposal should reflect a clear
understanding of the specific issues within the DeKalb County Jail that
affect Inmate Medical Care Delivery Systems.
2. Ability to meet and exceed the project objectives, identified in the Contract
Specifications.
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3. Project organization. Define, in detail, how you will implement the
programmatic approach to the project.
4. Innovations and changes to make delivery of inmate medicate services
more efficient.
5. Use of technology to enhance the efficiency of inmate medical services.
6. Plan to reduce inmate transports.
B. Corporate Experience:
1. General experience in correctional health care.
2. Experience in providing correctional health care programs in facilities with
inmate populations exceeding 1,000 inmates.
3. Corporate experience in obtaining and maintaining correctional health
care accreditation.
4. References.
C. Key Personnel:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Experience/capability of key personnel.
Approach to recruiting, training and maintaining quality personnel.
Use of sub-contractors.
Ability of transition team.
D. Contract Start-up/ Transition Plan:
1. Approach to start-up.
2. Organizational ability to start-up.
3. Detailed description of transition of services.
E. Limiting Litigation:
1. Demonstrated ability to limit the number of lawsuits filed and the number
of successful claims due to alleged improper health care.
2. List all pending litigation against the Responder Corporation, including the
projected resolution date and amount of damages prayed for in the complaint(s).
F. Corporate Capability:
1. Financial ability to start-up and maintain contract requirements. Include
audited financial statement for Responder Corporation for the past three
(3) years.
2. Management (corporate) support for the project.
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G. Selection Interview:
1. A selection interview may be conducted during the selection process.
2. Selected firms will be notified in advance of date/time/place of interview.
H. Costs of Services:
1. Sum total cost of services.
2. Itemized cost of services for each year of the Contract.
VII.
CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION
A. Standard County Contract
The attached Contract is the DKSO’s standard contract document, which
specifically outlines the contractual responsibilities. All Responders should
thoroughly review the document prior to submitting a proposal. Any proposed
revisions to the terms or language of this document must be submitted in
writing with the Responder’s response to the request for proposals. Since
proposed revisions may result in a proposal being rejected if the revisions are
unacceptable to the DKSO, Responders should review any proposed
revisions with an officer of the firm having authority to execute the Contract.
While the DKSO reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to modify and revise
the Contract prior to execution, no alterations will be made in the Contract
after award by the Sheriff unless subsequently modified by the mutual written
agreement of both the Service Provider and the DeKalb County Sheriff. The
Contract contemplates the procurement of a total of five (5) years of inmate
medical services to be provided at the DeKalb County Jail.
B. Project Director
The Sheriff of DeKalb County (or his designee) will be the Project Director to
coordinate this project. The successful Responder will perform all work
required pursuant to the Contract under the direction of and subject to the
approval of the Sheriff.
C. Expenses Of Preparing Responses To This RFP
The DKSO accepts no responsibility for any expenses incurred by the
Responders to this RFP. Such expenses are to be borne exclusively by the
Responders. The DKSO reserves the right to reject any and all proposals.
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D. Walk-Through Tour
Prior to submittal of proposals, interested Responders may take an escorted
"Walk-Through" tour of the DeKalb County Jail and/or ask questions of the
Sheriff or his designee beginning at 10:00 A.M. EST on Thursday, October
7, 2010; in the Administration Lobby of the DeKalb County Jail Sheriff’s
Office, located at 4415 Memorial Drive, Decatur, Georgia
30032.
Interested Responders are strongly encouraged to attend.
E. Submittal Instructions
Proposals must be submitted with Ten (10) copies of the Technical
Proposal and one (1) copy of the Cost Proposal to the following address
no later 4:00 P.M. EST on Friday, October 29, 2010.
ATTN: Xernia L. Fortson,
Director of Administration and Legal Affairs
DeKalb County Sheriff's Office
4415 Memorial Drive
Proposals must be clearly identified on the outside of the envelope (or
package) with the Responder’s name, RFP number, Title for the Request for
Proposal. Late proposals will not be opened unless all of the proposals
received on time are considered inadequate.
F. Questions
All questions regarding this proposal should be addressed to Xernia Fortson,
Director of Administration and Legal Affairs, in writing, either at the address
indicated above, by e-mail to dthompson@dekalbcountyga.gov, or by
facsimile ATTN: D. Thompson at (404) 298-8101. All questions are to be
submitted in writing and are to allow sufficient time for distribution to all
interested parties. The DKSO will be the sole determiner of sufficient time.
All questions regarding this proposal shall be submitted no later than
Thursday, October 21, 2010 at 4:00 P.M. Questions received after this
time will not receive a response.
G. Proposal Duration
Proposals submitted in response to this RFP must be valid for a period of 120
days from the proposal submission deadline, and must be so marked.
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H. Acknowledgement Of Addenda
Addenda may be issued in response to changes in the Request for
Proposals. Addenda must be acknowledged either in a cover letter or by
signing and returning the Addendum form. Acknowledgments must be
received no later than the proposal due date. If acknowledgments are
returned with the proposal, they must be submitted with the Technical
Proposal only. Failure to properly acknowledge any Addendum may result in
a declaration of non-responsiveness by the DKSO. All addenda issued for this
project may be found on the DKSO’s website, www.dekalbsheriff.org.
I. Georgia Open Records Act
Without regard to any designation made by the person or entity making a
submission, DKSO considers all information submitted in response to this
request to be a public record that will be disclosed upon proper request pursuant
to the Georgia Open Records Act, O.C.G.A. § 50-18-70 et seq., without
consulting or contacting the person or entity making the submission, unless a
court order is presented with the submission.
VIII.
AWARD OF CONTRACT
A selection committee will review and rate all proposals and will determine an
interview list of the firms whose proposals are the highest rated based on
qualifications and information provided.
Interviews with listed firms will be scheduled for an oral presentation to the
selection committee, not to exceed one and one-half (1-1/2) hour’s duration,
responding to questions from the selection committee relevant to the firm’s
proposal. The interviews will be scheduled Monday through Wednesday,
November 15, 16 and 17, 2010.
The selection committee will then rescore all interview-listed firms based on the
information submitted and oral interview, and will compile a new list ranking
those firms. After all rating is completed, the committee will open cost proposals
of only the short listed firms and will include the cost proposal information along
with its recommendation for award to the Sheriff, who will make the final decision
as to the award of the Contract.
IX.
ATTACHMENTS
The following items are attached and incorporated herein by reference to this
request for proposal:
1. DeKalb County Contract for Jail Medical Services
2. Local Small Business Enterprise/Minority Business Enterprise/Women
Busines Enterprise Opportunity Tracking Form
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3. Contract Specification/Technical Proposal
4. Cost Proposal
5. Medical Staff Charts
THE DKSO RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY AND ALL PROPOSALS, TO
WAIVE INFORMALITIES, AND TO RE-ADVERTISE.
Xernia L. Fortson, Director
Administration & Legal Affairs
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Monthly Comparison
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AREAS
INTAKE SCREENINGS
CHRONIC CARE REFERRALS
MENTAL HEALTH REFERRALS
# OF DIVERSION
POSITIVE PREGNANCY TEST ON INTAKE
MEDICAL SICK CALL REFERRED
# SEEN BY SICK CALL
TOTAL RADIOLOGY REQUISITIONS
TOTAL X-RAYS COMPLETED
LABS REQUISITIONS
LABS OBTAINED
INFIRMARY ADMISSIONS
PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS
HIV PRESCRIPTIONS PROCESSED
14-DAY PHYSICALS
# OF PHYSICALS REFUSED
ANNUAL PHYSICALS COMPLETED
TOTAL CHRONIC CARE CLINIC
# OF MALES IN CHRONIC CARE CLINIC
#OF FEMALES IN CHRONIC CARE CLINIC
TOTAL CHRONIC CARE CLINIC VISITS MEN
TOTAL CHRONIC CARE CLINIC VISITS WOMEN
TOTAL NEW ADMISSIONS TO CHRONIC CARE CLINIC
INFECTION CONTROL-STD
INFECTION CONTROL- WOUND CARE
JAN
N/A
351
N/A
N/A
N/A
1464
770
N/A
255
516
1115
29
3864
38
517
288
69
969
840
129
349
309
351
75
62
FEB
3409
913
267
0
17
1904
908
288
358
458
1002
18
3548
33
519
336
40
729
575
149
301
84
292
74
59
MAR
2850
773
212
0
14
1946
996
356
351
517
1130
33
4122
138
710
346
23
929
799
130
377
88
491
70
71
APR
3434
913
261
10
21
1949
952
340
317
509
866
27
3872
117
790
331
44
802
699
103
441
93
257
67
58
MAY
3320
287
254
0
17
1791
896
325
344
519
1013
26
3540
80
706
359
40
920
805
115
372
71
287
61
77
JUN
3424
893
264
0
19
2004
981
412
367
568
1100
30
3719
40
847
372
35
896
778
118
389
87
357
77
84
JUL
3480
1036
294
32
29
1890
1026
457
401
570
1152
40
3847
105
969
318
36
932
816
116
347
102
334
65
80
AUG
3496
945
26
13
29
1986
994
396
404
512
1026
38
3765
117
871
296
43
786
673
113
341
84
296
60
108
SEPT
3185
856
254
11
31
1962
1020
346
330
443
954
23
3547
109
803
296
52
937
836
106
393
82
277
38
60
OCT
3200
922
275
16
21
1426
932
347
291
554
1118
48
3643
104
805
329
45
970
755
115
364
77
312
53
82
NOV
2940
861
233
254
16
1254
812
265
248
446
946
43
3314
115
689
340
25
956
852
104
351
62
241
45
82
DEC
3040
888
272
333
17
1320
838
325
331
482
998
45
3484
137
717
375
41
951
837
114
350
75
253
50
65
Yearly#
35,778
9,638
2,612
669
231
20,896
11,125
3,857
3,997
6,094
12,420
400
44,265
1,133
8,943
3,986
493
10,777
9,265
1,412
4,375
1,214
3,748
735
888
INFECTION CONTROL- TB CLINIC
75
72
30
80
50
47
38
27
18
33
33
33
536
TOTAL POSITIVE RPR
57
53
52
51
42
53
39
43
27
31
30
30
508
TOTAL MRSA
2
3
0
3
5
6
3
1
3
0
0
2
28
TOTAL ACTIVE TB
1
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
2
8
TOTAL STAPH
0
0
2
1
2
2
0
1
1
2
0
0
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AREAS
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEPT
OCT
NOV
DEC
Yearly#
TOTAL POSITIVE GONORRHEA
6
6
8
5
5
12
7
9
8
6
5
5
82
# REFERRED FROM STD CLINIC
2
3
1
2
2
8
2
5
5
3
1
1
35
# FROM ROUTINE SCREENING
4
3
7
3
3
4
5
4
3
3
4
4
47
# OF MALES
2
3
1
2
2
8
1
5
5
3
1
1
34
# OF FEMALES
4
3
7
3
3
4
6
4
3
3
4
4
48
12
15
10
11
14
12
15
11
5
14
10
15
144
8
7
1
7
4
6
5
4
2
4
4
4
56
4
8
9
4
10
6
10
7
3
10
6
11
88
# OF MALES
8
7
1
7
4
6
5
4
2
4
4
4
56
# OF FEMALES
4
8
9
4
10
6
10
7
3
10
6
11
88
TOTAL POSITIVE CHLAMYDIA
HIV CLINIC TOTAL VISITS
196
221
205
193
135
123
175
112
118
176
105
173
1,932
HIV+/Aids ROSTER
70
61
72
86
93
111
93
102
74
77
106
88
1,033
TOTAL MALES
58
52
61
76
75
84
49
98
66
71
99
84
873
TOTAL FEMALES
# SEEN BY HIV NURSE
# SEEN BY HIV PROVIDER
# ON HIV MEDICATION
TOTAL HIV TESTS OFFERED
# OF RESULTS GIVEN
# OF NEW POSITIVES
PPD IMPLANTS
PPD READ
PPD POSITIVE
PPD PREVIOUS POSITIVE
HOSPITAL TRIPS
TOTAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS
TOTAL GRADY ADMISSIONS
OFF-SITE APPOINTMENTS
GRIEVANCES (Total Valid/Total Received )
MEDICAL RECORDS CHARTS REQUEST
12
9
11
10
18
27
16
13
8
6
7
4
141
104
141
121
142
82
93
93
58
74
93
57
898
1,956
92
38
59
24
2
2915
1527
79
142
116
8
8
80
33
64
45
1
2737
1372
39
110
98
8
8
84
47
67
36
2
2818
1541
78
135
130
2
2
51
55
68
59
1
2826
1557
91
134
148
12
12
53
58
36
23
3
3216
1778
78
169
166
23
22
60
40
58
39
4
3078
1625
101
138
172
23
23
82
42
41
56
0
3049
1655
103
169
204
20
19
54
47
52
22
1
3236
1814
154
107
82
9
9
44
35
30
22
3
2757
1422
71
137
88
14
14
83
40
33
31
2
3199
1653
67
148
82
7
7
48
57
10
21
0
2893
1483
80
116
85
12
13
75
53
61
39
0
2616
1254
53
106
72
13
13
806
545
579
417
19
35,340
18,681
994
1,611
1,443
151
150
148
124
115
152
161
162
183
86
113
125
77
91
1,537
42/132 55/163 24/114 27/103 35/107 39/124 42/142 52/125 22/148 41/159 25/99 35/65
439/1,481
3572
6466
6856
4616
8467
3208
6034
5488
6615
5712
5305
5217
67,556
MEDICAL RECORDS CHARTS CREATED
3096
2547
3499
1684
3078
5353
2772
3106
3059
3344
3236
3457
38,231
MEDICAL RECORDS CHARTS COMBINED
1576
1408
1782
1071
1551
809
1319
1270
1403
1549
1574
1575
16,887
ADP
3311
3246
3238
3243
3315
3315
3342
3454
3499
3495
3473
3470
40,401
Monthly Comparison
AREAS
INTAKE SCREENINGS
CHRONIC CARE REFERRALS
MENTAL HEALTH REFERRALS
CLINIC REFERRALS
# OF DIVERSION
POSITIVE PREGNANCY TEST ON INTAKE
MEDICAL SICK CALL REQUESTS
# SEEN BY SICK CALL
TOTAL RADIOLOGY REQUESITIONS
TOTAL X-RAYS COMPLETED
LABS REQUISTIONS
LABS OBTAINED
# HSRS REFFERED TO SICK CALL
INFIRMARY ADMISSIONS
PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS
HIV PERSCRIPTIONS PROCESSED
14-DAY PHYSICALS COMPLETED
# OF PHYSICALS REFUSALS
ANNUAL PHYSICALS COMPLETED
CHRONIC CARE CLINIC
# OF MALES IN CHRONIC CARE CLINIC
# OF FEMALES IN CHRONIC CARE CLINIC
TOTAL CHRONIC CARE VISITS MEN
TOTAL CHRONIC CARE VISITS WOMEN
TOTAL NEW ADMISSIONS TO CHRONIC CARE CLINIC
INFECTION CONTROL-STD
INFECTION CONTROL- WOUNDCARE
INFECTION CONTROL - TB CLINIC
TOTAL POSITIVE RPR
TOTAL MRSA
TOTAL ACTIVE TB
TOTAL STAPH
TOTAL POSITIVE GONORRHEA
JAN
3358
983
325
37
250
52
1249
889
266
218
454
922
1249
45
3395
112
698
276
3
826
722
104
351
65
287
64
69
20
46
0
1
0
6
3
3
FEB
3003
853
268
75
179
10
1184
853
316
379
487
1098
2792
42
3576
118
591
278
50
756
660
96
325
71
267
58
41
36
45
2
1
0
1
0
1
MAR
3830
1097
330
97
34
25
1473
967
316
369
581
1114
1473
38
3802
131
668
342
28
920
712
108
441
104
317
48
55
32
30
1
0
0
5
0
5
APR
3774
1239
334
74
313
33
1237
972
282
339
501
1067
1237
37
2564
105
617
337
31
968
838
130
367
86
299
83
58
37
54
0
1
0
8
3
5
MAY
4768
1149
363
94
17
27
1214
765
339
276
320
503
963
46
2727
51
607
334
47
985
847
138
368
64
290
62
45
30
45
0
0
0
6
3
3
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JUN
4127
1173
375
77
20
29
1386
894
305
430
488
1017
1386
44
3609
121
629
241
49
936
829
107
399
97
324
59
32
29
41
1
0
0
7
2
5
YEAR TO DATE
22,860
6,494
1,995
454
813
176
7,743
5,340
1,824
2,011
2,831
5,721
9,100
252
19,673
638
3,810
1,808
208
5,391
4,608
683
2,251
487
1,784
374
300
184
261
4
3
0
33
11
22
1
Page 2 of 2
AREAS
# OF MALE
# OF FEMALES
TOTAL POSITIVE CHLAMYDIA
# OF MALE
# OF FEMALES
HIV CLINIC TOTAL VISITS
HIV+/Aids ROSTER
TOTAL MALE
TOTAL FEMALE
# SEEN BY HIV NURSE
# SEEN BY HIV PROVIDER
# ON HIV MEDICATION
TOTAL HIV TESTS OFFERED
# OF RESULTS GIVEN
# OF NEW POSITIVES
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
Yearly#
3
3
12
4
8
4
8
151
89
84
5
78
73
45
31
30
1
0
1
12
5
7
5
7
114
77
69
8
60
54
52
27
13
0
0
5
13
5
8
5
8
60
85
77
8
108
168
46
59
49
0
3
5
21
9
12
9
12
206
105
95
10
69
137
55
38
32
0
3
3
11
8
3
8
3
112
83
73
10
53
59
51
39
27
0
2
5
11
3
8
3
8
149
108
96
12
81
68
51
33
28
1
11
22
80
34
46
34
46
792
547
494
53
449
559
300
227
179
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PPD IMPLANTS
PPD READ
PPD POSITIVE
PPD PREVIOUS
O S POSITIVE
OS
HOSPITAL TRIPS
TOTAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS
3104
1534
64
116
44
17
2690
1246
71
125
55
13
3150
1425
59
125
42
14
3529
1633
64
152
39
4
3541
1641
89
146
58
18
3436
1621
64
121
45
15
19,450
9,100
411
785
283
81
TOTAL GRADY ADMISSIONS
OFF-SITE APPOINTMENTS
GRIEVANCES (Total Valid/Total Received)
17
100
30/96
13
103
21/86
13
104
59/99
4
94
33/97
18
95
39/92
13
77
29/95
78
573
211/565
MEDICAL RECORDS CHARTS REQUESTED
MEDICAL RECORDS CHARTS CREATED
MEDICAL RECORDS CHARTS COMBINED
ADP
6277
3497
1677
3407
3858
2474
811
3306
7403
2888
1730
3183
5886
3197
1632
3280
5988
3035
1354
3359
6374
5421
1197
3445
35,786
20,512
8,401
19980
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Attachment 1
Contract for Inmate Medical Services
RFP NO. 10-02
ATTACHMENT 1
CONTRACT FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
DEKALB COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
THIS CONTRACT by and between DEKALB COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE,
(hereinafter
referred
to
as
the
"DKSO");
and
______________________,
_____________ organized and existing under the laws of the State of
a
, with
offices in ____________ County, __________(hereinafter referred to as “Service
Provider”), shall constitute the terms and conditions under which the Service Provider
shall provide Inmate Medical Services to be implemented by the DKSO at the DeKalb
County Sheriff’s Headquarters and Jail,
4415 Memorial Drive, Decatur, DEKALB
COUNTY, GEORGIA.
WITNESSETH: That for and in consideration of the mutual covenants and
agreements herein set forth, the DKSO and the Service Provider hereby agree as
follows:
ARTICLE I. CONTRACT TIME
The services to be performed under this Contract shall commence on January 1,
2011. The initial term of this Contract shall be twelve (12) consecutive months. This
Contract shall terminate absolutely and without further obligation on the part of the
DKSO on December 31, 2011 and on December 31st of each succeeding and renewed
year, as required by O.C.G.A. § 36-60-13, as amended unless terminated earlier in
accordance with the termination provisions of this Contract.
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This Contract may be
automatically renewed on an annual basis for four (4) additional twelve-month terms, for
a total lifetime Contract term of five (5) years, upon the same terms and conditions, as
provided for in this Contract, unless previously terminated. This Contract, including any
renewal terms will terminate on December 31, 2015.
ARTICLE II. PAYMENT
DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office shall pay the Service Provider for basic service
performed:
A.
ANNUAL COMPENSATION
CONTRACT PERIOD
ANNUAL COMPENSATION
January 1, 2011, through
December 31, 2011 --------------------------------$__________________________
December 31, 2012 --------------------------------$__________________________
December 31, 2013 --------------------------------$__________________________
December 31, 2014 --------------------------------$__________________________
December 31, 2015 --------------------------------$__________________________
The DKSO shall pay to Service Provider the annual compensation in twelve (12)
equal monthly installments (“Annual Compensation Installments”) for each
Contract period. The Service Provider will invoice the DKSO on the last day of
each month for which services are rendered. This invoice will include the Annual
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Compensation Installment, as well as any additional costs that have been
incurred by the Service Provider that, in accordance with this Contract, are to be
borne by the DSKO.
The Service Provider shall reduce the Annual
Compensation Installment invoice by any applicable amounts as set forth in this
Contract. The DKSO agrees to pay Service Provider on or about thirty (30) days
following receipt of the monthly invoice. The total monetary obligation of the
DKSO shall not exceed the payment amounts listed in this Article.
B.
ADJUSTMENTS TO ANNUAL COMPENSATION
The Average Daily Inmate Population (ADP) shall be calculated by taking the
daily count of the total number of inmates housed at the Jail each day of the
month and dividing by the number of days of the month. The parties agree that
the Annual Compensation applicable to each Contract Period is based on the
ADP for each Contract Period as follows:
CONTRACT PERIOD
ESTIMATED AVERAGE DAILY
INMATE POPULATION RANGE
PER DIEM
RATE
December 31, 2011--------------2800 to 3600 inmates
$_____________
$______________
$_______________
December 31, 2014-------------2900 to 3700 inmates
$_______________
December 31, 2015-------------2900 to 3700 inmates
$_______________
1. The above-listed Average Daily Inmate Population Ranges are provided on
the basis of the DeKalb County Jail's current maximum inmate population
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capacity of 3751 inmates. If, by physical count, the ADP of any month in the
Contract fails to equal the minimum estimated ADP, or exceeds the maximum
estimated ADP applicable to that month, the Annual Compensation
Installment payable that month shall decrease or increase as per the Contract
Specifications, attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference.
2. The Parties further agree that the Annual Compensation due for each
Contract Period is also based upon Service Provider maintaining the
authorized staff level approved for each Contract Period, which Service
Provider submitted as Staff Charts pursuant to the Contract Specifications.
All modifications to the Staff Level Charts are to be approved by the DKSO in
writing unless otherwise stipulated in this Contract or in the Contract
Specifications.
Should the Service Provider allow any authorized staff
position to be vacant, then the Annual Compensation Installment(s) due for
the month(s) in which the vacancy occurs shall be reduced according to the
calculation defined in the Contract Specifications.
3. Total monthly compensation due Service Provider shall include but not be
limited to the following: the Monthly Annual Compensation Installment;
increased or decreased by any applicable per diem charge adjustments as
per the Contract Specifications; increased by any costs incurred by the
Service Provider due to procurement of goods and/or services that were to
be procured by the DKSO as per the Contract Specifications and/or this
Contract; reduced by any amount due based on vacancies in the authorized
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staff level as per the Contract Specifications; and reduced by any liquidated
damages assessments.
4. In case of termination prior to the expiration of this Contract, Service Provider
will be paid pro-rata for the health care rendered as of the date of termination
as determined by the DKSO.
C.
ACCREDITATIONS
The Service Provider hereby agrees to observe and comply with all obligations
`and provisions of this Contract. Failure of the Service Provider to maintain
accreditation from the National Commission on Correctional Health Care
(NCCHC), and the American Correctional Association (ACA), will be considered
a breach of contract.
ARTICLE III. SCOPE OF WORK
The Service Provider agrees to provide all professional services, equipment, and
all things necessary for medical services at the DeKalb County Jail in accordance with
the DKSO’s Request for Proposals (RFP) No. 10-02, attached hereto as Appendix I and
incorporated herein by reference, and the Service Provider’s response thereto,
incorporated in its entirety by reference, excerpts of pages ____ through ____ of which
are attached hereto as Appendix II, and as further specified herein.
This Contract, the Contract Specifications and excerpts from the Service
Provider’s response thereto, including all attachments to any of the documents, are
herein collectively referred to as the “Contract Documents.” The equipment, supplies
and services to be provided under this Contract are sometimes herein referred to as
“The Work.”
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ARTICLE IV. GENERAL CONDITIONS
A.
Accuracy of Work: The Service Provider shall be responsible for the
accuracy of the work and any error and/or omission made by the Service Provider in
any phase of the work under this Contract.
B.
Additional Work:
If the Service Provider is asked by the DKSO to
perform work beyond the scope of this Contract for which payment is desired, Service
Provider shall notify the DKSO in writing, state that the work is considered outside the
basic scope of work of this Contract, give a proposed cost for the additional work for
which the Service Provider is to be paid. The DKSO shall in no way be held liable for
any work performed under this section which has not first been approved in writing by
the County DKSO.
C.
Standards: The health care delivery on-site at the Jail must conform to
all standards for medical services provided in correctional institutions as established by
the United States Constitution, the Constitution of the State of Georgia, the Georgia
Department of Human Resources, any other appropriate Federal, State, or Local law or
authority, including the National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC), the
American Correctional Association (ACA) and any other accreditation entity identified by
the DKSO.
D.
Safety: The Service Provider will be responsible for initiating, maintaining
and supervising all safety precautions and programs in connection with the Work. The
Service Provider will take all necessary precautions for the safety of, and will provide
the necessary protection to prevent damage, injury or loss to all employees on the Work
and other persons who may be affected thereby, all the Work to be incorporated therein,
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and property at the Jail. The Service Provider will remedy all damage, injury or loss to
any property caused, directly or indirectly, in whole or in part, by the Service Provider,
any subcontractor or anyone directly or indirectly employed by any of them or anyone
for whose acts any of them may be liable at no expense or cost to the DKSO.
E.
Contingent Fee Prohibition: The Service Provider warrants that it has
not employed or retained any person, partnership, corporation, or other entity, other
than a bona fide employee or agent working for the Service Provider to solicit or secure
this Contract, and that it has not paid or agreed to pay any person, partnership,
corporation or other entity, other than a bona fide employee or agent, any fee or other
consideration contingent on the making of this Contract.
F.
Responsibility: Service Provider shall have no responsibility for security
at the Jail or for the custody of any inmate at any time, such responsibility being solely
that of the Sheriff. Service Provider shall have sole responsibility in all matters of
medical health care judgment. Service Provider shall have primary, but not exclusive,
responsibility for the identification, care and treatment of inmates requiring medical
health care and who are "security risks" or who present a danger to themselves or
others. On these matters of mutual concern, the Sheriff shall support, assist, and
cooperate with Service Provider, and Service Provider shall support, assist, and
cooperate with the Sheriff, whose decision in any non-medical health care matter shall
be final. All decisions involving medical health care judgment still are the responsibility
of the Service Provider.
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Upon termination of this Contract, responsibility for providing medical services to
all inmates, including those receiving medical services at facilities outside the Jail will be
transferred from the Service Provider to the DKSO.
G.
Ownership and Rights to Records: The Service Provider agrees that all
documents and materials including, but not limited to:
software, reports, drawings,
studies, specifications, estimates, tests, maps, photographs, designs, graphics,
mechanical, artwork, computations and data prepared by the Service Provider solely for
purposes of the Contract shall be the sole property of the DKSO and shall be available
to the DKSO at any time. The DKSO shall have the right to use the same without
restriction and without compensation to the Service Provider other than that specifically
provided by this Contract.
Upon the request of the DKSO, the Service Provider shall provide, free of
charge, certified copies of all records related to the Contract produced through the use
of a time keeping or other record systems owned, developed or utilized by the Service
Provider.
The Service Provider shall not affix any restrictive markings upon any data and if
such markings are affixed, the DKSO shall have the right at any time to modify, remove,
obliterate, or ignore such warnings.
H. Confidentiality:
Subject to the Georgia Open Records Act and any other
applicable laws, all confidential or proprietary information and documentation relating to
either party (including without limitation, any information or data stored within the
Service Provider’s computer systems) shall be held in absolute confidence by the other
party.
Each party shall, however, be permitted to disclose relevant confidential
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information to its officers, agents and employees to the extent that such disclosure is
necessary for the performance of their duties under this Contract, provided that the data
may be collected, used, disclosed, stored and disseminated only as provided by and
consistent with the law. The provisions of this section shall not apply to information that
(a) is lawfully in the public domain; (b) has been independently developed by the other
party without violation of the Contract; (c) was already in the possession of such party,
(d) was supplied to such party by a third party lawfully in possession thereof and legally
permitted to further disclose the information or (e) which such party is required to
disclose by law.
The Service Provider shall not use DKSO data or create any publication related
to the system of programs and services being provided under the Contract without first
obtaining the written consent from the Sheriff or his designee.
I.
Loss of Data: In the event of loss of any DKSO data or records held or
maintained by the Service Provider in the performance of services, where such loss is
due to the intentional act or omission or negligence of the Service Provider or any of its
subcontractors or agents, the Service Provider shall be responsible for recreating such
lost data, in the manner and on the schedule set by the DKSO Contract Administrator.
The Service Provider shall ensure that all data is backed up, and is recoverable by the
Service Provider.
J.
Retention of Records: The Service Provider shall retain and maintain all
records and documents in any way relating to this Contract for five years after final
payment by the DKSO under this Contract or any applicable state of limitations,
whichever is longer, and shall make them available for inspection and audit by
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authorized representatives of the DKSO, including the Sheriff or the Sheriff’s designee,
at all reasonable times. All records related in any way to the Contract are to be retained
for the entire time provided under this section.
K. Successors and Assigns: The DKSO and the Service Provider each binds
itself and its partners, successors, executors, administrators, and assigns to the other
party of this Contract and to the partners, successors, executors, administrators, and
assigns of such other party, in respect of all covenants of this Contract. Except as
above, neither the DKSO nor the Service Provider shall assign, sublet, or transfer its
interest in this Contract without the written consent of the other. Nothing herein shall be
construed as creating any personal liability on the part of any officers or agent of the
DKSO, nor shall it be construed as giving any rights or benefits hereunder to anyone
other than the parties to this Contract.
L.
Reviews and Acceptance: Work performed by the Service Provider shall
be subject to review and acceptance in stages as required by the DKSO. Acceptance
shall not relieve the Service Provider of its professional obligation to correct, at his own
expense, any errors in the work.
M.
Termination of Contract: The DKSO may unilaterally terminate this
Contract, in whole or in part, for the DKSO’s convenience, or because of failure of the
Service Provider to fulfill the obligations of this Contract in any respect. The DKSO
shall terminate by delivering to the Service Provider, with at least sixty (60) days notice,
a Notice of Termination specifying the nature, extent, and effective date of termination.
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If terminated by the DKSO, the written notice shall be sent to the Service Provider,
addressed as follows:
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
All notices sent to the above address shall be binding upon the Service Provider unless
said address is changed by the Service Provider in writing to the DKSO. If this Contract
is so terminated, the Service Provider shall be paid as provided hereinbefore.
In addition this contract can be terminated:
1. If the Service Provider is adjudged bankrupt or insolvent, or if he makes a
general assignment for the benefit of his creditors, or if a trustee or receiver is
appointed for the Service Provider or for any of his property, or if he files a
petition to take advantage of any debtor's act, or to reorganize under the
bankruptcy or applicable laws, or if he repeatedly fails to supply sufficient skilled
workers or suitable materials or equipment, payments to subcontractors or for
labor, materials or equipment, or if he disregards laws, ordinances, rules,
regulations or orders of any public body having jurisdiction of the Work, or if he
fails to remedy Minor Deficiencies for which he was given time to correct and for
which he had been notified in writing by the DKSO of the need for fulfillment of
the Service Providers obligations under this Contract, or if he otherwise violates
any provision of the Contract Documents, then the DKSO may, without prejudice
to any other right or remedy and after giving the Service Provider and his surety
a maximum of seven (7) calendar days from delivery of a written notice, declare
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the Contract in default, take possession of the Project, and call upon the surety to
continue the work by whatever method deemed expedient.
The monetary
obligation of the surety shall be limited to the amount set forth in the performance
bond for this Contract.
2. This Contract is subject to annual appropriation of funds by the DeKalb County
Board of Commissioners. Notwithstanding any provision herein to the contrary, if
funds are not appropriated for this Contract, the DKSO shall
be
entitled
to
immediately terminate this Contract without penalty or liability.
N.
Defense and Indemnification Agreement: As between the DKSO and
the Service Provider as the other party, the Service Provider shall assume responsibility
and liability for any damage, loss, or injury, including death, of any kind or nature
whatever to person or property, including officials, employees and property of the DKSO
and DeKalb County, Georgia, caused by or resulting from any error, or omission of the
Service Provider, or the negligent act of the Service Provider or its subcontractors or
any of their officers, agents, servants, or employees, arising from the performance of
the work under this Contract. The Service Provider shall defend, indemnify, and hold
harmless the DKSO and DeKalb County, Georgia and all of their officers, agents,
servants, or employees from and against any and all claims, loss, damage, charge, or
expense to which they or any of them may be put or subjected by reason of any such
damage, loss, or injury. The Service Provider expressly agrees to defend against any
claims brought or actions filed against the DKSO or DeKalb County, Georgia and all of
their officials, agents, servants and employees, where such claim or action involves, in
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whole or in part, the subject of the indemnity contained herein, whether such claims or
actions are rightfully or wrongfully brought or filed.
Insurance: The Service Provider shall furnish the following along with the
O.
Contract documents sent to the DKSO for execution:
1. Certificates of Insurance in companies doing business in Georgia and
acceptable to the DKSO covering:
(a) Statutory Workers’ Compensation Insurance, or proof that
Service
Provider is not required to provide such coverage under State
law;
(b) Comprehensive General Liability Insurance covering all
operations with combined single limit of $1,000,000;
(c) Comprehensive Automobile Liability Insurance with form
coverage for all owned, non-owned and hired vehicles with
combined single limit of $500,000.
(d) Umbrella or Excess Insurance is acceptable to meet the
minimum limits whenever there is an insurer licensed to do
business in Georgia which is providing at least the first
$100,000 of primary coverage.
2.
Certificates of Insurance must be executed in accordance with the
following provisions:
(a)
Certificates to contain policy number, policy limits, and
policy expiration date of all policies issued in accordance
with this Contract;
(b)
Certificates to contain the location and operations to which
the insurance applies;
(c)
Certificates to contain Service Provider’s protective coverage
for any subcontractor’s operations;
(d)
Certificates to contain Service Provider’s contractual liability
insurance coverage;
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(e)
Certificates are to be issued to:
and DeKalb County, Georgia
4415 Memorial Drive
(f)
Certificate must be in effect and provide coverage for the
entire Contract term or any extension thereof.
3. The Service Provider shall be wholly responsible for securing certificates
of insurance coverage as set forth above from all subcontractors who are
engaged in this work.
4. The Service Provider agrees to carry statutory Workers Compensation
Insurance and to have all subcontractors likewise carry statutory Workers’
Compensation Insurance.
5. Professional Liability Insurance ("Occurrence Form" or a "Claims Made
Form") with an extended reporting period of at least four (4) years) on the
Service Provider's services under this Contract, with limits of $1,000,000
per occurrence and $6,000,000 in the aggregate under such coverage.
The Sheriff and DeKalb County shall be additional named insured. The
Service Provider shall assure that all subcontractors and independent
contractors who provide inmate medical services shall have Professional
Liability Insurance ("Occurrence Form" or a "Claims Made Form") with an
extended reporting period of at least four (4) years) with limits of at least
$1,000,000 per occurrence and $2,000,000 in the aggregate under such
coverage.
6.
The insurance must specifically provide coverage for claims made against
DeKalb County, Georgia, the DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office and the
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DeKalb County Sheriff relating in any way to the medical services
provided under this Contract.
7.
The DeKalb County Sheriff and DeKalb County, Georgia and all officials,
agents and employees of each shall be additional named insured in all
liability policies except motor vehicle and workers' compensation.
The DKSO shall be entitled to immediately terminate this Contract without liability after
receipt of notice that any insurance coverage is either changed, canceled, or is
insufficient, at the sole opinion of the DKSO.
P.
Non-Payment of Employees Independent Contractors and
Subcontractors:
In the event Service Provider fails to pay any of its employees,
independent contractors or subcontractors when payment is due, DKSO, in its sole
discretion, may withhold compensation due Service Provider and pay said employees,
independent contractors or subcontractors directly. Dependent upon the severity of the
non-payment, said failure may be considered a breach of the terms of this Contract.
Q.
Policies and Procedures: The written policies and procedures of the
Service Provider relating to medical are generally to be established and implemented
solely by the Service Provider.
In areas, which impact the security and general
administration of the Jail, the Policies and Procedures of the Service Provider are
subject to review and approval by the Sheriff and/or his designee(s). Without limiting
the responsibility of the Service Provider to make its own medical judgments, those
areas subject to review and approval by Sheriff are as follows:
1.
Drug and syringe security;
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2.
Alcohol and drug medical detoxification (excluding recommendations of
medicinal treatment);
3.
Identification, care and treatment of inmates with special medical needs
including but not limited to, individuals with hepatitis, epilepsy, physical
handicaps, those infected with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), and
those with any other disease that can be sexually transmitted;
4.
Suicide prevention;
5.
The use of physical restraints;
6.
Identification of care and treatment of individuals suffering from mental
illness, disease or injury, including, but not limited to those inmates
presenting a danger to themselves and others.
The Sheriff retains the right to review Policy and Procedures of the
Service Provider in any other area affecting the performance of his legal
responsibilities.
R.
Lawsuits Against the County and Sheriff: In the event any lawsuit is
filed against the County, its elected officials, the Sheriff or their deputies or employees,
based on or containing any allegations concerning medical care of inmates or Service
Provider's performance and performance of Service Provider's employees, agents,
subcontractors, assignees, or independent contractors, the parties agree that the
Service Provider, its employees, agents, subcontractors assignees, or independent
contractors, as the case may be, may be joined as defendants in any such lawsuit and
shall be responsible for their own defense and for any judgment rendered against them,
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and shall be responsible for defense and indemnification as set forth in Article IV,
Paragraph N.
S.
Subcontracting and Delegation:
To discharge the obligations
hereunder the Service Provider may engage certain health care professionals and
health care services as independent contractors and subcontractors rather than as
employees. All proposed independent contractors and subcontractors are subject to the
approval of the Sheriff. The Sheriff must approve the discharge of all independent
contractors and subcontractors. Whereas the relationship between the Service Provider
and these health care professionals and/or services will be that of contractor and
independent subcontractors, Service Provider will not be considered or deemed to be
engaged in the practice of medicine or other professions practiced by these
professionals and/or services. Service Provider will not exercise control over the matter
or means by which these independent contractors perform their professional medical
duties; however, Service Provider shall exercise administrative supervision over such
professionals and/or services necessary to ensure the strict fulfillment of the obligations
contained in this Contract.
T.
Inpatient and Outpatient Hospitalization:
The DKSO agrees that the
Service Provider shall schedule and coordinate health care and the transportation of all
inmates requiring inpatient and outpatient hospitalization for treatment, which cannot be
reasonably and safely delivered by Service Provider at the Jail. However, the Service
Provider shall provide all health services as required under the Contract at the physical
location of the Jail.
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U.
Changes in the Work: The DKSO may at any time, as the need arises,
order changes within the Scope of the Work without invalidating the Contract. If such
changes increase or decrease the amount due under the Contract Documents, or
increase or decrease the time required for performance of the Work, an adjustment may
be authorized by Amendment. The DKSO shall in no way be held liable for any Work
performed under this section which has not first been approved in writing by the DKSO.
The DKSO also may at any time, by issuing an Order, make changes in the detail
of the Work. The Service Provider shall proceed with the performance of any changes in
the Work so ordered by the DKSO unless the Service Provider believes that such Order
entitles him to a change in the Contract Price or Time, or both, in which event he shall
give the DKSO written notice thereof, including the Service Provider's proposed
changes to staffing, within seven (7) calendar days after the receipt of the order
change(s) and the Service Provider shall not execute such changes pending the receipt
of an executed Amendment or further instruction from the DKSO . The Contract Price
and/or specified time deadlines may be changed only by an Amendment. When there is
added value of any work covered by an Amendment or of any claim for increase or
decrease in the Contract, the price shall be determined by one or more of the following
methods in the order of precedence listed below.
1)
Unit price previously approved.
2)
An agreed upon lump sum.
3)
New unit price approved along with the approval of the Amendment.
The Service Provider may not unilaterally change the Contract Price or the
Contract Time.
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V.
Delays and Extensions of Time: The Service Provider agrees to perform
this Contract continuously and diligently. No charges or claims for damages shall be
made by the Service Provider for any delays or hindrances, regardless of cause, in the
performance of services under this Contract. Time extensions will be granted only for
excusable delays that arise from unforeseeable causes beyond the control and without
the fault or negligence of the Service Provider, including but not restricted to acts of
God, acts of another contractor in the performance of a DKSO contract with the State
fires, floods, epidemics, quarantine restrictions, strikes, freight embargoes, or delays of
subcontractors or suppliers arising from unforeseeable causes beyond the control and
without the fault or negligence of either the Service Provider or the subcontractors or
suppliers.
W.
Vendor Transition: If the DKSO awards a Contract to another vendor to
perform services presently being performed by the Service Provider under the Contract,
the Service Provider shall cooperate with the DKSO and the new vendor in facilitating
the transition as the DKSO directs, including providing the new vendor with a copy of all
the current policies, procedures and work plans applicable to the institutions covered by
the Service Provider.
X.
Security: The Sheriff will provide security sufficient to enable the Service
Provider and its personnel to safely perform the medical services described in this
Contract. However, nothing herein shall be construed to make the DKSO, the Sheriff,
or deputies, or employees, guarantors of the safety of the Service Provider or its
employees, agents or subcontractors, including their employees.
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Y.
Reimbursement: Service Provider may seek reimbursement for services
rendered under this Contract from any responsible third party, including the U.S.
Government, State of Georgia, any County of the State of Georgia, and any insurance
company, provided that DKSO has not compensated the Service Provider for such
services. The Jail Administration shall cooperate fully with the Service Provider in these
efforts. In the event the DKSO has compensated Service Provider for services and
Service Provider receives reimbursement for those same services, the DKSO shall
receive credit or reimbursement for any and all duplicated compensation.
Z.
Service Provider’s Status: The relationship between the DKSO and the
Service Provider shall be that of owner and independent contractor.
AA.
Cure time for Minor Deficiency: With the exception of those conditions
provided under Termination of Contract, or any other condition which the DKSO in its
sole judgment determines to be a serious violation of Service Provider's obligations
under this Contract, including but not limited to, repeated minor deficiencies, the Service
Provider shall be given a maximum of thirty (30) days to correct minor deficiencies
which will have been communicated in writing by the DKSO pertaining to the fulfillment
of the Service Provider's obligations under this Contract.
BB.
Sole Contract: This document constitutes the sole agreement between
the parties. No representations oral or written not incorporated herein shall be binding
on the parties. No amendment or modifications of this Contract shall be enforceable
unless approved by action of the DKSO.
CC.
Severability: In the event any provision of this Contract is held to be
unenforceable for any reason, the remainder of the Contract shall be in full force and
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effect and enforceable in accordance with its terms.
DD.
Georgia Laws Govern: This Contract shall be governed by and
construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of Georgia.
EE.
Venue: This Contract shall be deemed to have been made and performed
in DeKalb County, Georgia. For the purposes of venue, all suits or causes of action
arising out of this Contract shall be brought in the courts of DeKalb County, Georgia.
FF.
Georgia Open Records Act: Without regard to any designation made by
the person or entity entering this Contract, DKSO considers all information submitted in
response to this Contract to be a public record that will be disclosed upon request
pursuant to the Open Records Act O.C.G.A. § 50-18-70 et seq., after contacting the
person or entity making the submission, unless a court order is presented with the
Contract.
GG.
Controlling Provisions: In the event of a conflict between the County’s
RFP No. 10-02 and the Service Provider’s response thereto, the provisions of the
County’s RFP shall govern.
The provisions of this Contract shall control over any
conflicting provisions contained in the Service Provider’s response.
HH.
Waiver: The failure of the DKSO at any time to require performance by
Service Provider of any provision hereof shall in no way affect the right of the DKSO
thereafter to enforce the same. Nor shall the waiver by the DKSO of any breach of any
provision hereof be taken to be a waiver of any succeeding breach of such provisions or
as a waiver of the provision itself.
II.
Non-Hiring of Employees: No official or employee of the DKSO, whose
duties as such official or employee include matters relating to or affecting the subject
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matter of this Contract, shall, during the pendency and term of this Contract and while
service as an official or employee of the DKSO, become or be an employee of the
Service Provider or any entity that is a subcontractor on this Contract.
JJ.
Nondiscrimination of Employment: The Service Provider agrees: (a)
not to discriminate in any manner against an employee or applicant for employment
because of race, color, religion, creed, age, sex, marital status, national origin, ancestry,
or disability of a qualified individual with a disability; (b) to include a provision similar to
that contained in subsection (a), above, in any underlying subcontract except a
subcontract for standard commercial supplies or raw materials; and (c) to post and to
cause subcontractors to post in conspicuous places available to employees and
applicants for employment, notices setting forth the substance of this clause.
KK.
Notices: All notices under this Contract shall be in writing and either
delivered personally or sent by certified or registered mail, postage prepaid as follows:
If to the Service
Provider:
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
If to the DKSO:
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
LL.
Time is of the Essence: Time is of the essence of this Contract.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Contract to be
executed in three (3) counterparts, each to be considered as an original by their
authorized representative, this ____ day of _________________, 2010.
DEKALB COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
____________________________
By :________________________( SEAL)
Signature
By : __________________ (SEAL)
Thomas E. Brown, Sheriff
____________________________
Name (Typed or Printed)
____________________________
Title
ATTEST:
ATTEST:
___________________________
Signature
___________________________
Signature
___________________________
___________________________
___________________________
Title
___________________________
Title
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CERTIFICATE OF CORPORATE RESOLUTION
I, _________________________________________, certify the following:
That
I
am
the
duly
elected
and
authorized
Secretary
_______________________________________________(hereinafter
of
referred
to as the (corporation), a corporation organized and incorporated to do business
under the laws of the State of ____________;
That said corporation has, through lawful resolution of the Board of
Directors of the corporation, duly authorized and directed _________________,
in his official capacity as __________________________ of the corporation, to
enter into and execute the following described Contract with DKSO:
Contract for Inmate Medical Services at the DeKalb County Jail, 4425 Memorial
Drive, Decatur, Georgia.
That the foregoing Resolution of the Board of Directors has not been rescinded,
modified, amended or otherwise changed in any way since the adoption thereof,
and is in full force and effect on the date hereof.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have set my hand and corporate seal;
This the _______ day of _______________, 2010.
_________________________(SEAL)
(Secretary)
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Attachment 2
Local Small Business Enterprise/
Minority Business Enterprise/
Women Business Enterprise Opportunity
Tracking Form
SCHEDULE OF LOCAL SMALL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PARTICIPATION
MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE AND WOMEN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE OPPORTUNITY
TRACKING FORM
The Chief Executive Officer and the Board of Commissioners of DeKalb County believe that it is important to encourage the
participation of small and local businesses in the continuing business of County government; and that the participation of these types
of businesses in procurement will strengthen the overall economic fabric of DeKalb County, contribute to the County’s economy and
tax base, and provide employment to local residents. Therefore, the Chief Executive Officer and the Board of Commissioners have
made the success of local small businesses a permanent goal of DeKalb County by implementing the Local Small Business
Enterprise Ordinance.
PROVISIONS OF LOCAL SMALL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE (LSBE) ORDINANCE
Amount of LSBE Participation Required
20% of Total Award
LSBE Within DeKalb (LSBE-DeKalb)
LSBE Outside DeKalb (LSBE-MSA)
Request For Proposals
(RFP)
Ten (10) Percentage Points
Five (5) Percentage Points
Invitations To Bid
(ITB)
Ten (10) Percent Preference
Five (5) Percent Preference
Certified Local Small Business Enterprises (LSBEs) located within DeKalb County and prime contractors utilizing LSBEs that are
locally-based inside DeKalb County shall receive ten (10) percentage points in the initial evaluation of their response to any
Request for Proposal and a ten (10) percent preference on all responses to any Invitation to Bid. Certified LSBEs located
outside of DeKalb County but within the ten (10) County Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) consisting of Cherokee, Clayton,
Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Fulton, Gwinnett, Henry and Rockdale Counties shall receive five (5) percentage points in the
initial evaluation of their response to any Request for Proposal and a five (5) percent preference on all responses to any
Invitation to Bid.
For all qualified sealed solicitations, the Director of Purchasing and Contracting, DeKalb County Government, shall determine if the
bidder/proposer has included written documentation showing that at least twenty percent (20%) of the total contract award will be
performed by a certified LSBE. This written documentation shall be in the form of a notarized Schedule of LSBE Participation
(Attached hereto as Exhibit “A”.) For all contracts, a signed letter of intent from all certified LSBEs describing the work, material,
equipment and/or services to be performed or provided by the LSBE(s) and the agreed upon dollar value shall be due with the bid or
proposal documents and included with Exhibit “A”. The certified vendor list compiled by the Contract Compliance Division,
Purchasing and Contracting Department, DeKalb County Government establishes the group of Certified LSBE’s from which the
bidder/proposer must solicit subcontractors for LSBE participation.
Contractors failing to meet the LSBE benchmark must document and demonstrate Good Faith Efforts in accordance with the
attached “Checklist for Good Faith Efforts” portion of “Exhibit A.” Failure to achieve the LSBE benchmark or demonstrate good faith
efforts may result in a bid or proposal being rejected. The notarized Schedule of LSBE Participation shall be due and submitted with
each bid or proposal. Failure to complete and submit the notarized Schedule of LSBE Participation may result in a bid or
proposal being rejected.
Upon award, Prime Contractors are required to submit a report detailing LSBE/Sub-Contractor usage with each request for payment
and not less than on a monthly basis. Prime Contractors are also required to certify that all sub-contractors have been paid within
seven (7) days of the Prime’s receipt of payment from the County. Failure to provide requested reports/documentation may constitute
a material breach of contract, entitling the County to terminate the Contract for default or pursue other remedies. LSBE subcontractors must submit a detailed report of their sub-contracting activity for each County contract they participate in. Sample Report
Forms are attached as Exhibit C.
For eligible bids over $5,000,000.00, The Director of Purchasing and Contracting or designee will determine if the Mentor-Protégé
provision of the Ordinance will apply.
It is the objective of the Chief Executive Officer and Board of Commissioners of DeKalb County to provide maximum practicable
opportunity for all businesses to participate in the performance of government contracts, including Local Small Business Enterprises
(LSBE), Minority Business Enterprises (MBE) and Women Business Enterprises (WBE). To achieve this purpose, the County would
like to track and record information about participating vendors. The attached “Exhibit A,” also records who performs work and
renders services to the County. Contractors are requested to indicate whether they are a LSBE, MBE or WBE and list the level of
participation by subcontractors designated as such on each solicitation.
COMPLETION OF THIS ENTIRE FORM IS MANDATORY
Failure to complete and submit this entire form may result in your bib/proposal being rejected.
“EXHIBIT A”
SCHEDULE OF LOCAL SMALL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PARTICIPATION
MINORITY /WOMEN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE OPPORTUNITY TRACKING FORM
As specified, Bidders and Proposers are to present the details of LSBE, MBE AND WBE participation below:
PRIME BIDDER/PROPOSER_____________________________________ SOLICITATION NUMBER: __________________________
TITLE OF UNIT OF WORK________________________________________________________________________________________
1.
My firm, as the prime bidder/proposer on this unit of work, is a certified (check all that apply):
____LSBE-DeKalb
____LSBE-MSA
____MBE
____ WBE.
2.
If you are a Certified LSBE, MBE or WBE, please indicate below the portion of work (including the percentage of the amount
bid/proposal) that your firm will carry out directly: ____________________________________.
3.
If the prime bidder/proposer is a joint venture, please describe below the nature of the joint venture and level of work and financial
participation to be provided by the LSBE, MBE or WBE joint venture firm. _______________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
LSBE, MBE, and/or WBE subcontractors and/or firms (including suppliers) to be utilized in performance of this contract, if awarded. No
changes can be made in the subcontractors listed below without the prior written approval of the County. Please attach a signed
letter of intent from all certified LSBEs describing the work, materials, equipment or services to
be performed and/or provided and the agreed upon dollar value. A Letter of Intent form is
attached hereto as Exhibit “B”.
•
Name of Contractor__________________________________________________________________________________________
Address____________________________________________________________________________________________
Contact Person____________________________________________________Telephone_________________________________
Fax ____________________________ Email______________________________________________________________
Check all that apply: ___LSBE-DeKalb___ LSBE-MSA ___MBE___WBE; Attach proof of LSBE, MBE and/or WBE certification.
Type of Work/Contract Item______________________________________________________________________________
Percentage of Work to be performed __________________________________________________________________________
•
Name of Contractor__________________________________________________________________________________________
Address______________________________________________________________________________________________
Contact Person____________________________________________________Telephone_________________________________
Fax ____________________________ Email______________________________________________________________
Check all that apply: ___LSBE-DeKalb___ LSBE-MSA ___MBE___WBE; Attach proof of LSBE, MBE and/or WBE certification.
Type of Work/Contract Item______________________________________________________________________________
Percentage of Work to be preformed ________________________________________________________________________
((Please use separate page to list additional LSBE, MBE or WBE subcontractors and/or firms (including suppliers) to be utilized in
performance of this contract, if awarded.)
DEKALB COUNTY
CHECKLIST FOR GOOD FAITH EFFORTS
A bidder/proposer that does not meet the owner’s LSBE participation benchmark is required to demonstrate that it
made “good faith efforts.” Please indicate whether or not any of these actions were taken.
Yes
No
1.
____
____
2.
____
____
Advertisement in general circulation media at least seven (7) calendar days prior to bid or
proposal opening any and all sub-contractor opportunities. Proof of advertisement must
be submitted with the bid or proposal.
3.
____
____
Provided interested LSBEs with timely, adequate information about the plans,
specification, and other such requirements of the contract to facilitate their quotation and
conducted follow up to initial solicitations.
4.
____
____
Provided written notice to LSBEs that their interest in sub-contracting opportunities
or furnishing supplies is solicited. Provide a contact log showing the name, address,
email and contact number (phone or fax) used to contact the proposed certified
subcontractors, nature of work requested for quote, date of contact, the name and title of
the person making the effort and the amount of the quoted price if one was obtained.
5.
____
____ Efforts made to divide the work for LSBE sub-contracting in areas likely
Advertisement for solicitation of Local Small Business Enterprises in general circulation
media, trade association publications, and minority-focus media, to provide notice of subcontracting opportunities.
to be successful and identify portions of work available to LSBEs consistent with their
availability. Include a list of divisions of work not subcontracted and the corresponding
reasons for not including them. The ability or desire of a bidder/proposer to perform
the work of a contract with its own organization does not relieve it of the
responsibility to make good faith efforts on all scopes of work subject to
subcontracting.
6.
____
____
Efforts made to assist potential LSBE sub-contractors meet bonding, insurance
or other governmental contracting requirements. Where feasible, facilitating the leasing
of supplies or equipment when they are of such a specialized nature that the LSBE(s)
could not readily and economically obtain them in the marketplace.
7.
____
____
Utilization of services of available minority community organizations, minority
contractor groups and other organizations that provide assistance in the recruitment and
placement of LSBEs.
8.
____
____
Communication with the Contract Compliance Division seeking assistance in
identifying available LSBEs.
9.
____
____
Joint venture opportunities.
10.
____
____
Other actions (specify
:_____________________________________________________)
Please explain any no answers (by number)
This list is a guideline and by no means exhaustive. The County will review these efforts, along with other
documents, towards assessing the bidder/proposer’s efforts to meet the owner’s LSBE Participation benchmark. If
you require assistance in identifying certified, bona fide LSBEs, please contact the Purchasing and Contracting
Department, Contract Compliance Division at (404) 371-6395. A copy of the list of LSBEs certified by the DeKalb
County Government, Purchasing and Contracting Department, Contract Compliance Division is available on our
website at www.co.dekalb.ga.us.
DEKALB COUNTY LOCAL SMALL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE SCHEDULE OF PARTICIPATION
MINORITY/WOMEN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE OPPORTUNITY TRACKING FORM
1.
2.
Bidder/Proposer Statement of Compliance
Bidder(s)/Proposer(s) hereby state that they have read and understand the requirements and conditions as set forth in the
objectives and that reasonable effort were made to support the County in providing the maximum practicable opportunity for
the utilization of LSBEs consistent with the efficient and economical performance of this contract. The Bidder and any
subcontractors shall file compliance reports at reasonable times and intervals with the County in the form and to the extent
prescribed by the Director of DeKalb County Purchasing and Contracting Department. Compliance reports filed at such times
as directed shall contain information as to the employment practices, policies, programs and statistics of Contractors and their
subcontractors.
Non-Discrimination Policy
a.
During the performance of this agreement, Contractor agrees to conform to the following Non-Discrimination Policy
adopted by the County.
b.
Contractor shall not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, religion,
sex, national origin, or disability. The Contractor will take action to ensure that applicants are employed, and the
employees are treated during employment without regard to their race, color, religion, sex, national origin, or
disability. Such action shall include, but not be limited to, the following:
(1)
Employment, upgrading, demotion or transfer; recruitment or recruitment advertising; layoff or
termination; rates of pay or other forms of compensation; and selection for training, including
apprenticeship. Contractor agrees to post in conspicuous places available to employees and applicants for
employment, notices to be provided setting forth provisions of this non-discrimination clause.
(2)
Contractor shall, in all solicitations or advertisements for employees placed by or on behalf of Contractor,
state that all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color,
religion, sex, national origin, or disability.
c.
Without limiting the foregoing, Contractor shall not discriminate on the basis of disability in the admission or access
to, or treatment or employment in, the programs and activities, which form the subject of the contract. The
Contractor will take action to ensure that applicants for participation in such programs and activities are considered
without regard to disability. Such action shall include, but not be limited to, the following:
(1)
Contractor agrees to post in conspicuous places available to participants in its programs and activities
notices to be provided setting forth the provisions of this non-discrimination clause.
(2)
Contractor shall, in all solicitations or advertisements for programs or activities, which are the subject of
the contract, state that all qualified applicants will receive consideration for participation without regard to
disability.
Commitment
The undersigned certifies that he/she has read, understands, and agrees to be bound by the bid specifications, including the
accompanying Exhibits and other terms and conditions of the Invitation to Bid and/or Request for Proposal regarding LSBE
utilization. The undersigned further certifies that he/she is legally authorized by the bidder or responder to make the
statements and representations in Exhibit A and that said statements and representations are true and correct to the best of
his/her knowledge and belief. The undersigned will enter into formal agreement(s) with the LSBE(s) listed in this Exhibit A,
which are deemed by the owner to be legitimate and responsible LSBEs. Said agreement(s) shall be for the work and
contract with the County. The undersigned understands and agrees that if any of the statements and representations are made
by the Bidder knowing them to be false, or if there is a failure of the successful Bidder (i.e., Contractor) to implement any of
the stated agreements, intentions, objectives, goals and commitments set forth herein without prior approval of the County,
then in any such events the contractor’s act or failure to act, as the case may be, shall constitute a material breach of contract,
entitling the County to terminate the Contract for default. The right to so terminate shall be in addition to, and not in lieu of,
any other rights and remedies the County may have for other defaults under the Contract. Additionally, the Contractor will
be subject to the loss of any future contract awards by the County for a period of one year.
Firm Name (Please Print): _______________________________________________________________________
Firm’s Officer: ________________________________________________________________________________
(Authorized Signature and Title Required)
Date
Sworn to and Subscribed to before me this_____day of _____________________, 200__.
______________________________________________________________________
Notary Public
My Commission Expires:___________________________________________________________
“EXHIBIT B”
LETTER OF INTENT TO PERFORM AS A SUBCONTRACTOR
OR
PROVIDE MATERIALS OR SERVICES
This form must be completed by ALL known sub-contractors and submitted with the bid/proposal. Photocopies of this form are
acceptable. Complete a form for each sub-contractor.
To:
(Name of Prime Contractor Firm)
From:
LSBE
(Name of Subcontractor Firm)
MBE
WBE
(Check all that apply)
ITB/RFP Number:
Project Name:
The undersigned is prepared to perform the following described work or provide materials or services in connection with
the above project (specify in detail particular work items, materials, or services to be performed or provided):
Description of Materials or Services
Project
Commence
Date
Prime Contractor
Signature:
______
% of
Contract
Award
Sub Contractor
Signature:
Title
Title
Date
Date
Please Submit Form with Bid Documents
Certified Vendors List
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
3MACK'S LAWN
SERVICE
105 Huntcliff Trl
Ellenwood
GA 30294
Dwayne Fisher
PH: (404)513-5142
Fax: (770)506-9407
dwaynefisher@bellsouth.net
Professional Service Firm
Lawn Maintenance
LSBE-DEKALB
3PSL LLC
5333 Crestland Ct
Stone Mountain
GA 30087
Rufus Johns
PH: (770)717-7684
Fax: (770)717-7684
hbutler_5333@hotmail.com
Data & Telecom, IT
Outsourcing.
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
A & D HORIZON
INC
1681 E Kellogg Cir
Douglasville
GA 30134-2050
Dorather Norman-Paige
PH: (404)925-1731
Fax: (770)942-8408
adhorizons@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
General Construction,
Demolition, Asbestos
Removal.
WBE
A & S PAVING
INC
2747
S
Stone
Mountain-Lithonia Rd
Lithonia
GA 30058
Beverly Allen
PH: (770)482-1597
Fax: (770)482-4422
A108@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Asphalt Paving, Storm
Drain,
Water
and
Sewer.
LSBE-DEKALB
A C SHEPPARD
HAULING INC
PO Box 2069
Lithonia
GA 30058
Arthur Sheppard
PH: (770)652-8388
Fax: (770)484-2561
acsheppardhauling@comcast.net
Hauling Services.
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
A PLATT
COMPANY
4248 Indian Manor Dr
Stone Mountain
GA 30083
Anita Payne
PH: (404)292-7167
Fax: (404)292-6573
aplattco@bellsouth.net
Construction
FirmProfessional
Firm
LSBE-DEKALB
ASAP
LANDSCAPE
MANAGEMENT
GROUP
707 Watson Reef
Stone Mountain
GA 30087
Jessie Benton
PH: (404)606-7052
jlbenton@bellsouth.net
Property Management.
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
A VINCENT
POPE &
ASSOCIATES
7 Chief Matthews Rd
Unit 1A
Decatur
GA 30030
Architecture, Planning
& Interior Design
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Real
Service Acquisitions.
Estate
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
A VINCENT
POPE &
ASSOCIATES
1901 Montreal Rd Ste
102
Tucker
GA 30084
Anthony Pope
PH: (770)934-0333
Fax: (770)934-0013
t.green@vincentpope.com
Architecture, Planning
& Interior Design
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
A&J
ENTERPRISE
CORPORATION
156 Forsyth St Ste B
Atlanta
GA 30303
Alfreda Stukes
PH: (678)933-4606
ajworldwideenterprise@gmail.co
m
Construction Firm
Consultant
of
Construction/Building
Maintenance
and
General Contracting
MBE
A-ACTION
JANITORIAL
SERVICE INC
6607 Tribble St
Lithonia
GA 30058
Tamar Washington
PH: (770)922-4942
Fax: (770)760-9948
barbara@aactioninc.com
Janitorial/Custodial
Services
MBE
ABATECH
SERVICES INC
2795 Main St W Ste
20A
Snellville
GA 30078
Bernard Ayuk
PH: (678)344-7959
Fax: (678)344-7782
bayuk@abatechdiversified.com
Construction Firm
Asbesto Abatement
MBE
WBE
AC & DC POWER
TECHNOLOGIES
LLC
135 Industrial Way Ste
A
Fayetteville
GA 30215
Charles McCartha
PH: (678)817-7996
Fax: (678)817-7752
charles@acdcpowertechnologies.
com
Commodity Supplier
Electrical
Products,
Generators
&
Transformers
MBE
ACA & TWINS
PAINTING
COMPANY LLC
PO Box 183
Stone Mountain
GA 30086
Malachi Smith
PH: (678)462-3944
Fax: (404)228-6292
ssmit18@emory.edu
Painting
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
ACCURA
ENGINEERING
AND
CONSULTING
SERVICES INC
3342 International Park
Dr
Atlanta
GA 30316
Prashanthi Reddy
PH: (404)241-8722
Fax: (404)241-4577
preddy@accura.com
Construction Firm
Geotechnical
Engineering,
Construction,
Inspection and Testing
LSBE-MSA
MBE
ACR
ENGINEERING
3060 Holcomb Bridge
Rd Ste G-2
Norcross
GA 30071
Abbas Heidari
PH: (678)291-0000 x22
Fax: (678)291-6887
abbas@acrengineers.com
Civil
Engineering/Surveyor
LSBE-MSA
MBE
ADA MEDICAL
RESOURCES INC
5385
Five
Forks
Trickum Rd Ste 200K
Stone Mountian
GA 30087
Andre White
PH: (770)923-0051
Fax: (770)923-6757
adamedi2002@yahoo.com
Commodity Supplier
Medical/Healthcare
Supplies & Equipment
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-MSA
MBE
ADVANCE
HOME
AUTOMATION
INC
1070 Great Oaks Dr
Lawrenceville
GA 30045
Ron PUllin
PH: (770)846-4506
Fax: (678)344-2016
rpullin@ahadesign.com
Low
Voltage
Contractor Sepciality
LSBE-DEKALB
ADVANTAGE
COMPUTER AGE
INC
1296 Stillwood Dr
Atlanta
GA 30306
Laura Zekoll
PH: (404)888-9962
Fax: (404)733-6721
laura_zekoll@acai.com
Information
Technology Staffing &
Consulting
LSBE-DEKALB
WBE
AFF SERVICES
INC
PO Box 942136
Atlanta
GA 31141
Beth Roby
PH: (404)378-1977
Fax: (404)371-9784
broby@affserv.com
Interior
Design/Commercial
Architecture,
&
Furniture
LSBE-MSA
MBE
AGILITY
SURVEYING CO
INC
707 Whitlock Ave Ste
A-40
Marietta
GA 30064
Rawle Stanley
PH: (678)354-9025
Fax: (678)354-9026
rjstanley@agilitysurveying.com
Surveying Services
LSBE-MSA
MBE
AIKEN GLOBAL
GROUP LLC
3800 Camp Creek Pkwy
Bldg 1800 Ste 124
Atlanta
GA 30331
Anthony Aiken
PH: (404)684-7172
Fax: (404)684-7173
acaiken@aikenglobal.com
Environmental
Consultants
MBE
ALL ABOUT
SAFETY &
CONTRACTING
LLC
4595 Red Tail Dr
Lithonia
GA 30038
Kodjo Savi
PH: (678)614-8214
Fax: (770)322-7561
allaboutsafety@yahoo.com
Safety, Construction
Management & Utility
Contractor
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
ALL N 1
SECURITY
SERVICES INC
3915 Cascade Rd Ste
360
Atlanta
GA 30331
Cheral Leslie
PH: (404)691-4915
Fax: (404)691-3279
cheral@alln1security.com
Security Services and
Security Technology
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
ALL SOURCE
PROFESSIONALS
INC
8075 Mall Pkwy Ste
101-348
Lithonia
GA 30038
Andrea Barrett
PH: (678)526-1939 x139
Fax: (866)245-1939
abarrett@allsourcepros.com
Medical Billing
Administrative
Services
MBE
ALLAN VIGIL
FORD LINCOLN
MERCURY INC
6790 Mount Zion Blvd
Morrow
GA 30260
Robert Burtner
PH: (678)364-3673
Fax: (770)960-6268
buntner@vigilford.com
Commodity Supplier
Automotive Dealership
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
&
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
MBE
ALLAN VIGIL
FORD LINCOLN
MERCURY INC
Morrow
GA 30260
Fax: (770)960-6268
Commodity Supplier
MBE
ALLAN VIGIL
FORD LINCOLN
MERCURY INC
Morrow
GA 30260
Commodity Supplier
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
ALLIED
LOGISTICS INC
2911 Northeast Pkwy
Atlanta
GA 30360
Milton Kirby
PH: (770)300-9900
Fax: (770)252-6717
milton@allied-logistics.net
Freight Transportation,
Logistics & Machinery
Transport
LSBE-DEKALB
ALPHA
CONSULTING
SERVICES LLC
3834 Elain Ct
Decatur
GA 30034
Lindral Rouse
PH: (678)984-0564
Fax: (404)286-9354
lrouse@alphaconsultingllc.com
Consulting Services
LSBE-MSA
MBE
ALPHA
ENGINEERING &
ASSOCIATES
LLC
3360 Country Creek Dr
Kennesaw
GA 30152
Shaker Batarsch
PH: (770)966-1492
Fax: (770)783-8078
ssbatarsch@gmail.com
Civil & Structural
Engineering
MBE
WBE
ALPHA
MEDICAL
EQUIPMENT &
SUPPLIES INC
3979-B Lawrenceville
Hwy
Tucker
GA 30084
Elizabeth Asika
PH: (770)354-0118
Fax: (770)723-9068
lizikas@aol.com
Commodity Supplier
Medical Equipment &
Supplies
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
AMEGA
PROMOTIONALS
LLC
PO Box 830862
Stone Mountain
GA 30083
Denise Ewing
PH: (404)289-2445
Fax: (404)289-2445
amegapromo@yahoo.com
Commodity Supplier
Sales of Promotional
Items
LSBE-MSA
MBE
AMERICA'S
CHOICE
PORTABLE
TOILETS INC
2541 County Line Rd
Atlanta
GA 30331
Wayne Cleveland
PH: (404)587-8467
Fax: (404)699-6779
acptoilets@yahoo.com
Provider of Portable
Toilets
MBE
AMERICAN
MEDICAL LLC
230 Peachtree St NW
Ste 1985
Atlanta
GA 30303
Melvin Johnson
PH: (404)614-6008
Fax: (404)614-6009
contactus@gseservices.com
Medical, Hospital &
Surgical Equipment
WBE
AMERICAN
SHORING INC
107 East Lake Dr SE
Atlanta
Kelli Wilson
PH: (404)373-3363
Construction Firm
Construction, Shoring,
Pile & Welding
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
GA 30317
Fax: (404)687-8477
wilson99@earthlink.net
Simon Robinson
PH: (404)766-5208
Fax: (404)766-5210
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-MSA
MBE
AMERICAN
SYSTEMS INC
DBA SIMON
SYSTEMS
3034 Lakewood Ave
Atlanta
GA 30310
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
AMERICAN
TRANSMISSION
INC
5965 Memorial Dr
Stone Mountain
GA 30083-3429
AMERICAN
TRANSMISSION
INC
5965 Memorial Dr
Stone Mountain
GA 30083-3429
Everett Holmes
PH: (404)297-8836
Fax: (404)297-9553
MBE
AMERICOLLECT
LLC
196 Peachtree St SW
Atlanta
GA 30303
Tracey Edwards
PH: (404)564-3639
Fax: (404)594-2999
tracyedward@payamericollect.co
m
Financial
Debt
Collection Agency
MBE
AMERICOLLECT
LLC
2001 Martin Luther
King Jr Dr Ste 309
Atlanta
GA 30310
Tracey Edwards
PH: (404)564-3639 x3094
Fax: (404)564-2999
americollect@gmail.com
Financial
Debt
Collection Agency
LSBE-DEKALB
WBE
AMY
LANDESBERG
ART & DESIGN
INC
130-B New St
Decatur
GA 30030
Amy Landesberg
PH: (404)370-0090
Fax: (404)370-0093
al@alarch.com
Architectural
Interior Design
WBE
ANALYTICAL
ENVIRONMENT
AL SERVICES
INC
3785 Presidential Pkwy
Atlanta
GA 30340
Mehmet Yildirim
Fax: (770)457-8188
mcrain@aesatlanta.com
Enviromental
Laboratory Services
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
ANGIE'S
ENTERPRISE INC
6998 Rogers Lake Rd
Lithonia
GA 30058
Blossom Bryan
Fax: (770)482-6080
blssbry8@aol.com
Construction Firm
Hauling, Demolition
and Grading Services
MBE
APPLEBEE'S
PLUMBING
COMPANY
3273 Sims St #1
Hapeville
GA 30354
Garrott Hamelett
PH: (404)767-8755
Fax: (404)767-8363
lenny@applebeesplumbing.com
Plumbing, Excavation
and Utilities
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Professional
Service Sign Manufacturer &
FirmCommodity Supplier
Digital Screen Printing
Automotive
Transmissions,
Equipment
Maintenance
Automotive
Transmissions,
Equipment
Maintenance
&
&
&
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-MSA
MBE
ARCHIMETRIC
DESIGN &
CONSTRUCTION
INC
3453 Holcomb Bridge
Rd Ste 140
Norcross
GA 30092
Farid Termei
PH: (770)841-1644
Fax: (770)446-8533
ftermei@archimetric.net
Construction Firm
Architecture,
Construction,
Design-Build, General
Contractor
WBE
ARCHITECTURA
L GLASS
SERVICES INC
1304-A Olympic Ct
Conyers
GA 30012
Frank Cole
PH: (770)602-4701
Fax: (770)278-0686
frank@architecturalglasseservice
s.com
Construction Firm
Commercial Glass adn
Glazing Corporation
specializing
in
Storefront,
Interior
Office, and Custom
Glass
MBE
WBE
ARK
TEMPORARY
STAFFING LLC
175 Gwinnett Dr Ste
310
Lawrenceville
GA 30045
Renae Keitt
PH: (770)962-5099
Fax: (770)962-8527
jobs@arktempstaffing.com
Temporary
Permanent
Services
MBE
ARS
MECHANICAL
LLC
1941 Gees Mill Rd
Conyers
GA 30013
Sadat Nichols
PH: (770)760-1533
Fax: (770)760-0266
sadatn@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
HVAC
Refrigeration
Equipment
LSBE-MSA
MBE
ASC SOLUTIONS
INCORPORATED
5965 Peachtree Corners
East Ste A3
Norcross
GA 30071
Robert Watson
PH: (404)808-0406
Fax: (678)990-7964
rwatson@go-ascsolutions.com
Commodity Supplier
Voice, Data, Video and
Security Equipment
LSBE-MSA
WBE
ASSOCIATED
CONSULTING
ENGINEERS &
SURVEYORS INC
PO Box 439
Palmetto
GA 30268
Brian Pelham
PH: (770)463-3734
Fax: (770)463-5406
brian@acesenginc.com
Civil Engineering
MBE
WBE
ASTERIX
CONSULTING
INC
2251 Spencers Way
Stone Mountain
GA 30087
Amitabh Sharma
PH: (770)270-1757
Fax: (770)270-0610
amitabh@asterixit.com
IT
Services.
LSBE-MSA
WBE
ATHENA
CONSTRUCTION
GROUP INC
1620 Vesta Ave
College Park
GA 30337
Gretchen Orrin
PH: (404)768-7803
Fax: (404)768-7975
gretchen.orrin@athenaconstructio
n.net
Construction Firm
Heavy
and
Construction
LSBE-DEKALB
ATLANTA COST
SERVICES
4914 Terrace
Trace
Stone Mountain
GA 30088
Sam Jones
PH: (404)502-8677
Fax: (770)891-8903
sajjr1940@hotmail.com
Construction Firm
General Contractor
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Green
and
Personnel
&
Consulting
Site
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
WBE
ATLANTA
ENVIRONMENT
AL
MANAGEMENT
INC
2580 Northeast Expy
NE
Atlanta
GA 30345
Janet Hart
PH: (404)329-9006
Fax: (404)329-2057
Environmental
Consulting,
Engineering
Hydrogeologic
Services
MBE
ATLANTA
GRADING &
UTILITIES LLC
3395 Jonesboro Rd SE
Atlanta
GA 30354
Wilbert Franklin
PH: (770)716-5595 x310
Fax: (770)716-5596
vernaf@agullc.net
Construction Firm
Grading
MBE
ATLANTA
PAVING &
CONCRETE
CONSTRUCTION
INC
6120 Second St
Doraville
GA 30360
Wayne Boatright
PH: (770)220-0228
Fax: (770)220-2628
jmuller55@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Paving,
Soil
Stabilization, Milling,
Reclamation
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
ATLANTA TILE
AND MASONRY
LLC
892 Sheppard Rd
Stone Mountain
GA 30083
Errol Hylton
PH: (770)469-6499
Fax: (770)413-1001
atlantatileandmasonry@yahoo.co
m
Construction Firm
Tile & Masonry
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
ATLANTA
UTILITY
CONSTRUCTORS
4251 Eastside Dr
Decatur
GA 30034
Arthur Queen
PH: (404)286-1884
Fax: (404)288-9523
g.street@egmatlanta.com
Construction Firm
General Utility
Infrastructure
Construction
Management.
WBE
ATLANTIC
COAST
CONSULTING
INC
630 Colonial Park Dr
Ste 110
Roswell
GA 30075
Murray Griffin
PH: (770)594-5988
Fax: (770)594-5967
mgriffin@atlce.net
Civil Engineering
LSBE-MSA
ATS
ELECTRICAL
SERVICES INC
3300 Cumberland Blvd
Ste 300
Atlanta
GA 30096
Calvin Bolton
PH: (404)419-7085
Fax: (404)419-7101
info@atselectricalinc.com
Electricial
&
Construction Services
LSBE-MSA
AUTOMATIC
PROTECTION
SERVICES INC
4655 Canton Rd
Marietta
GA 30066
Henry Costanzo
PH: (770)926-2531
Fax: (770)874-0000
hcostanzo@aps240.com
Fire,
Burglar
&
Protection Services
LSBE-MSA
AUTOMATIC
PROTECTION
SERVICES INC
2687 McCullum Pkwy
Ste D
Kennesaw
Fire,
Burglar
&
Protection Services
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
and
and
and
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
GA 30144
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
B & B MOVERS
INC
1805 Boulderview Dr
Atlanta
GA 30316
Barbara Billingsley
PH: (404)212-0819
Fax: (404)212-0267
info@bbmovers.
Govermental
Relocations,
Technology,
Freight
Logistics
Services,
Hauling and Dumping
Services
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
B & B MOVERS
INC
2587 Gresham Rd
Atlanta
GA 30316
Barbara Billingsley
PH: (404)212-0819
Fax: (404)212-0267
info@bbmovers.com
Govermental
Relocations,
Technology,
Freight
Logistics
Services,
Hauling and Dumping
Services
MBE
B & E JACKSON
& ASSOCIATES
230 Peachtree St NW
Ste 1800
Atlanta
GA 30303
Birdel Jackson
PH: (404)577-4914
Fax: (404)577-4419
bjackson@bejackson.com
Construction Firm
Engineering,
Architecture,
Development
Site
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
B E GUTHRIE
CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY INC
2490 Columbia Dr
Decatur
GA 30034
Byron Guthrie
PH: (404)286-2277
Fax: (404)288-4582
beguthrie@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Commercial
Construction
Renovations
and
LSBE-MSA
B&G SECURITY
INTERNATIONA
L LLC
6631 Hwy
114-116
Rex
GA 30273
Angela Gardner
PH: (770)507-6409
Fax: (770)507-6415
agardner@bgsecurity.com
Security Guard Service
LSBE-MSA
MBE
B&J PAVING INC
2339 Brannen Rd SE
Atlanta
GA 30316
PH: (404)642-6172
Fax: (404)241-1493
barkouschee@aol.com
Construction Firm
Asphalt
Paving,
Concrete,
Traffic
Signal Installation and
Maintenance,
Fiber
Optic
Cable
Installation
LSBE-MSA
MBE
B&J PAVING INC
4091 Stock Rd
Monroe
GA 30655
Michael Barney
PH: (404)642-6172
Fax: (404)241-1493
barkouchee@aol.com
Construction Firm
Asphalt
Paving,
Concrete,
Traffic
Maintenance,
Fiber
Optic
Cable
Installation
LSBE-MSA
MBE
B&J PAVING INC
4185 Roosevelt Hwy
College Park
Michael Barney
PH: (404)642-6172
Construction Firm
Asphalt
Paving,
Concrete, Traffic
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
42
Ste
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
GA 30349-2561
Fax: (404)241-1493
barkouchee@aol.com
Business
Category
Business Type
Maintenance,
Fiber
Optic
Cable
Installation
LSBE-MSA
MBE
BACKSTROM
MCCORLEY
BERRY &
COMPANY LLC
235 Peachtree St North
Tower Ste 400
Atlanta
GA 30303
Vincent McCarley
PH: (415)392-5505
Fax: (405)392-5276
vmccarley@bmcbco.com
Investment
Management
LSBE-MSA
MBE
BACKSTROM
MCCORLEY
BERRY &
COMPANY LLC
115 Sansome St Mezz
A
San Francisco
CA 94104
Vincent McCaley
PH: (415)433-0270
Fax: (415)392-5276
umccarley@bmcbco.com
Investment
Management
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
BANKS
INVESTMENT
SERVICES
5570 Downs Way
Lithonia
GA 30058
James Thomas
PH: (770)369-7873
Fax: (404)785-9614
serlinthiab1@yahoo.com
Construction
Renovation
LSBE-DEKALB
BANKS LAND
DEVELOPMENT
LLC
2359 Cove Rd
Lithonia
GA 30058
James Banks
PH: (404)861-5449
james_sbanks@yahoo.com
Construction Firm
Demolition, Grading &
General Contractor
LSBE-MSA
MBE
BANNEKER
ENERGY LLC
7200 Lancaster Loop
Sandy Springs
GA 30328
Lothario Tolbert
PH: (678)508-0017
Fax: (678)320-9576
ltolbert@bannekerenergy.com
Commodity Supplier
Fuel and Lubricants
MBE
BAT
ASSOCIATES
INC
5151 Brook
Pkwy Ste 250
Norcross
GA 30071
Hollow
Jack Kuo
PH: (770)242-3908
Fax: (770)242-3912
atlanta@batassociates.com
Environmental/Hazard
ous Waste Consulting
MBE
BENALYTICS
CONSULTING
GROUP LLC
1290 Kennestone Cir
Ste A201
Marietta
GA 30066
Charles Atkinson
PH: (770)420-0525
Fax: (770)420-0535
catkinson@benalytics.com
Employee
Benefits
Consultant and Broker
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
BENCHMARK
MANAGEMENT
LLC
100 Peachtree St Ste
1900
Atlanta
GA 30303
Jan Bryson
jbryson@bmholdings.net
Engineering, Project &
Construction
Management
BEPC LLC
101 Marietta St Ste
Ian Martin
Construction
General Construction
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
and
Certification Type
Business
Name
LSBE-MSA
MBE
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
3650
Atlanta
GA 30303
PH: (770)354-6590
Fax: (404)524-2291
imartin@bepcllc.com
FirmProfessional
Firm
Business Type
Service Services
MBE
BEST PRINT INC
4187B
Snapfinger
Woods Dr
Decatur
GA 30035-3412
Don Jackson
PH: (404)288-5595
Fax: (404)288-1401
vjackson@bestprintanddesign.co
m
Commercial Printing,
High Speed Digital
Reproduction, Graphic
Design
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
BETHEA AND
ASSOCIATES
LLC
4439 Thurgood Estates
Dr
Ellenwood
GA 30294
Yolanda Bethea
PH: (404)388-9437
Fax: (404)759-2092
bethea_ba@msn.com
Information
Technology Consulting
and
Project
Management
LSBE-MSA
MBE
BEYONDSITES
TECHNOLOGY
INC
3180 Ridgerock Way
Snellville
GA 30078
Clint Parker
clint@beyondsitesinc.com
Engineering, Design &
Construction
Management
MBE
WBE
BILLEVE LLC
1596 W Cleveland Ave
Ste 102
East Point
GA 30344
Kimberly Brown
PH: (678)698-2463
Fax: (404)530-2838
kcb@billeve.com
Construction Firm
Life
Commercial
Construction Project
Mgmt, Interior Design,
Space Planning
LSBE-DEKALB
WBE
BOWLER
ENGINEEERS
INC
1650 Fearn Cir NE
Atlanta
GA 30319
Carol Bowler
PH: (678)613-9909
Fax: (678)461-9072
cabowler@bowlerengineers.com
Engineering, Traffic &
Transportation
Services
LSBE-DEKALB
BRADFORD
HOMES &
GROUNDS
PO Box 851
Redan
GA 30074-0851
Bradford Rudolph
PH: (770)605-6664
Fax: (770)484-4754
pathule@aol.com
Construction Firm
General Contracting
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
BRICE-HALL
ASSOCIATES
LLC
5180 Fieldgreen Xing
Ste 100
Stone Mountain
GA 30088
David Brice
PH: (404)455-6937
Fax: (770)322-3843
dkttbrice@comcast.net
Environmental
Services
and
Telecommunicaton
Management
MBE
BRINDLEY
PIETERS AND
ASSOCIATES
INC
225 Peachtree St NE Ste
1430
Atlanta
GA 30303
Brindley Pieters
PH: (404)224-9260
Fax: (404)224-9268
bpieters@bpa-engineers.com
Engineering & Public
Works
BRON
16-B Lenox Pointe NE
Ligia Florim
Engineering
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
LSBE-MSA
MBE
CLEVELAND
ASSOCIATES
INC
Atlant
GA 30324
PH: (404)841-6364
Fax: (404)841-0978
lflorim@broncleveland.com
LSBE-MSA
MBE
BROWN DESIGN
GROUP INC
PO Box 90906
Atlanta
GA 30364-0906
PH: (404)761-6003
Fax: (404)761-0020
tbrown@thebrowndesigngroup.co
m
Construction Firm
Architecture/Engineeri
ng Services
LSBE-MSA
MBE
BROWN DESIGN
GROUP INC
3099 Washington Rd
East Point
GA 30344
Tarlee Brown
Fax: (404)761-0020
tbrown@thebrowndesigngroup.co
m
Construction Firm
Architecture/Engineeri
ng Services
MBE
WBE
BROWN OFFICE
SYSTEMS
1733 Washington Ave
Atlanta
GA 30344
Rhonda Brown
PH: (404)766-6056 x225
Fax: (404)766-6076
threet.brown@brownofficesystem
s.com
Furniture Dealer
MBE
WBE
BROWN'S
ROOFING SVC
INC
5600 Mason Rd
College Park
GA 30349
Carolyn Brown
PH: (770)969-1130
Fax: (770)969-1197
cjb@brownsfoofingsvc.com
Construction Firm
Commercial Roofing
and Roof Inspections
MBE
BRYSON
CONSRUCTORS
INC
2847 Main St
East Point
GA 30344
Steve Barnes
PH: (404)762-1000
Fax: (404)762-1056
sbarnes@brysonconstructors.com
Construction Firm
Commercial
Construction,
Build
MBE
BUILD-EZ
CONSTRUCTION
INC
1050 Matheson Way
Alpharetta
GA 30022-5514
Jorge Velilla
PH: (678)377-3301
Fax: (678)377-3303
jorge@build-ez.com
Construction Firm
Concrete Foundations,
Walls, Masonry
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
BURKE
LANDSCAPE
MANAGEMENT
LLC
PO Box 4366
Atlanta
GA 30336
Felita Burke
PH: (404)552-3364
Fax: (770)306-3940
fburkelandscapemanagement.com
Landscaping
and
ground maintenance
WBE
C & C LAND
SURVEYORS INC
3459 Acworth
West Rd Ste 218
Acworth
GA 30101
Cathy Costarides
PH: (770)975-3933
Fax: (770)975-3501
cathy@ccland.com
Land Surveyor
WBE
C & S PAVING
INC
786 Ruby St
Marietta
GA 30066
Kent Jones
PH: (770)422-9124
Fax: (770)425-6244
kent@cspaving.com
Construction Firm
Asphalt Paving
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Business
Category
Business Type
Consulting
Design
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
C I TECH
CONSTRUCTION
5876 Ravensway Dr
Lithonia
GA 30058
Gerry Harris
PH: (678)760-3115
Fax: (770)981-5976
geeharr@yahoo.com
Construction Firm
Residential
Commercial
Construction
Restoration
LSBE-MSA
C J HEARNE
CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY
131 Ponce de Leon Ave
#204
Atlanta
GA 30308
Christine Hearne
PH: (404)876-2761
Fax: (404)892-6211
cjhearneconst@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Commercial Building
Construction
LSBE-MSA
MBE
C&D ENGINEERS
& ASSOCIATES
LLC
3891 Murdock Ct
Duluth
GA 30096
Chay Duong
PH: (440)610-8249
Fax: (706)410-1519
chay@cndengineers.com
Structural Engineering
and Inspection
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
CAD SPECIALIST
INC
PO Box 2108
Decatur
GA 30031
Mary Alexander
Fax: (404)377-9207
mda@cadspecialist.com
CAD Specialists
GIS Services
MBE
CAMERON AND
ASSOCIATES
INC
6100 Lake Forest Dr
Ste 550
Atlanta
GA 30328-3889
Annette Bond
PH: (404)843-3399
Fax: (404)843-3572
williamcameron@caiquality.com
Counseling and Social
Services Consultant
LSBE-DEKALB
CAPITAL MEDIA
PRODUCTIONS
774 Pine Roc Dr
Stone Mountain
GA 30083
Sam McPherson
PH: (770)879-6267
Fax: (770)879-5315
capitalmediaproductions@comca
st.net
Audio/Video
Production Services
WBE
CARDOZO
ENGINEERING
INC
2050 Marconi Dr Ste
300
Alpharetta
GA 30005
Rosanne Cardozo
PH: (770)751-7077
Fax: (770)740-9773
rwc@cardozo.us
Engineering
Construction
Management
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
CAROLYN'S
HAULING INC
PO Box 383
Redan
GA 30074
Carolyn Lewis
PH: (770)318-3085
Fax: (770)557-0514
carolynshauling@comcast.net
Construction Firm
Hauling Services
MBE
CARTER
BROTHERS LLC
100 Hartsfield Center
Pkwy Ste 100
Atlanta
GA 30354
Blake Carter
PH: (404)767-2525
Fax: (404)763-6570
lriley@carterbrothers.com
Commodity Supplier
Electronics Security,
Safety
&
Project
Management
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&
&
&
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-DEKALB
CAS
DEVELOPMENT
GROUP LLC
PO Box 597
Pine Lake
GA 30072
Cecil Francis
PH: (678)886-5340
Fax: (678)669-2608
casdevelopment@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Construction
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
CASCADE
BUILDING
SYSTEMS LLC
1045 Research Center
Atlanta Drive #A
Atlanta
GA 30331
E Mitchell
PH: (404)505-1200
Fax: (404)505-8805
ermitchell@ermitchell.com
Construction Firm
General Contractor
WBE
CASEY TREE
EXPERTS INC
PO Box 629
Stone Mountain
GA 30086
Rodney Casey
PH: (770)498-7000
Fax: (770)972-1951
caseytree@mindspring.com
Tree
Care
Removal
MBE
CAT PLUMBING
INC
2025 Rock Creek Rd
Buford
GA 30519
Gloria Naquin
PH: (770)271-7538
Fax: (770)271-0078
catplumbing@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Plumbing
LSBE-DEKALB
CCR
ENVIRONMENT
AL INC
Ste 123
Atlanta
GA 30340
Chris Crow
PH: (770)458-7943
Fax: (770)458-2454
ccr@ccrenvironmental.com
Environmental
Consulting
MBE
WBE
CELEBRITY
FENCE
COMPANY INC
3736
George
Washington Dr
Ellenwood
GA 30294
N Mainer
PH: (770)507-8611
Fax: (770)507-9656
cfco@cs.com
Commercial
and
Industrial Fencing
LSBE-DEKALB
CENTER FOR
BEHAVIOR AND
ADDICTION
MANAGEMENT
4319 Covington Hwy
Ste 117-A1
Decatur
GA 30035
Charles Sperling
PH: (404)288-4668
Fax: (404)288-4688
charles@cbam.org
Drug Testing
Counseling
MBE
WBE
CFAX URBAN
DEVELOPMENT
GROUP LLC
460 Benjamin Cir
Fayetteville
GA 30214
Cherie Fairfax
PH: (404)805-1845
Fax: (770)716-7829
cfaxudgroup@comcast.net
Construction Firm
General Residential &
Commercial
Contractor
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
CHARTER
CONSTRUCTION
SERVICES INC
4998 Lakeland Woods
Ct
Atlanta
GA 30338
Kay Broaddus
PH: (770)235-5992
Fax: (770)399-6738
kay@chartercs.com
Landscaping, Irrigation
& Erosion Control.
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
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and
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
MBE
CHESTER
ENGINEERS INC
2222
Atlanta
GA 30303
William Sukenik
PH: (412)809-6644
Fax: (412)809-6006
tjohnson@chesterengineers.com
Engineering
Consulting Services
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
CITYWIDE AIR
CONDITIONING
AND HEATING
INC
3453 Linecrest Rd
Ellenwood
GA 30294
Terrance Thomas
PH: (404)392-0902
Fax: (404)212-6907
terrance@citywideac-heat.com
HVAC Service
Installation
MBE
CIVIL SERVICES
INC
300-R
Atlanta
GA 30308
Christopher Morse
PH: (404)685-8001
Fax: (404)685-8634
cmorse@civilservicesinc.com
Civil Engineering
MBE
CIVIL WORKS
INC
495 Hutchens Rd
Atlanta
GA 30354
Vira Tarpeh
PH: (404)363-8727
Fax: (404)363-8728
vtarpeh@gacivilworks.com
Construction Firm
General
/Utilities
LSBE-MSA
WBE
CKS
CONTRACTING
LLC
110 Waterford Falls Dr
Canton
GA 30114
Candace Shakar
PH: (770)928-3933
Fax: (800)860-1192
ckscontracting@aol.com
Commodity Supplier
Water,
Wastewater
Pipes & Valves
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
CLEMENTINE M
EVANS DBA
CHARITY LAWN
& TURF
2641 Cloud Ln
Decatur
GA 30034
Clementine Huff
PH: (404)597-3511
Fax: (404)826-4506
charitylawn@comcast.net
Chemical LawnCare
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
CLOUD AND
CLOUD
CONCRETE
CONSTRUCTION
INC
3629 Burlingham Dr
Lithonia
GA 30038
Ty Cloud
PH: (678)418-8448
ty@cloudandcloud.com
Construction Firm
Concrete
Foundations
MBE
CMES INC
4494 Stone Mountain
Hwy Ste A
Lilburn
GA 30047
Ramesh Suhagia
PH: (770)982-1905
Fax: (770)982-1907
guarang.p@cmesinc.net
Construction Firm
New
Single-Family
Housing Construction
LSBE-MSA
COBBLESTONE
CONSULTING
INC
101 Brickworks Cir
Atlanta
GA 30307
Laurie Bacopoulos
PH: (404)786-1125
Fax: (404)581-0437
laurieb@cobblestoneconsulting.c
om
Project Management &
Business Staffing
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
and
Contruction
&
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
COLUMBIA
DRIVE ANIMAL
CLINIC PC
3956 Glenwood Rd
Decatur
GA 30032-7061
Conrad Wilson
PH: (404)289-5231
Fax: (404)289-5344
dr_wilson@bellsouth.net
Animal
Clinic
&
Veterinary Services
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
CONCEPT 2000
TECHNOLOGY
INC
3800 Flat Shoals Pkwy
Apt 6-O
Decatur
GA 30034-4004
Dan Debardelaben
PH: (404)244-0377
Fax: (404)244-4760
dand@concept2000tech.com
Information
Technology
Service
and Solutions
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
CONSCIOUS
RECRUITING
INC
575 DeKalb Industrial
Way Ste 104-171
Decatur
GA 30030
Damali Edwards
PH: (770)884-6694
Fax: (770)884-6695
damali.edwards@gmail.com
Professional Recruiting
Service
LSBE-DEKALB
CONSTRUCTION
WORKS INC
2524 Lithonia Blvd Ste
D
Lithonia
GA 30058
Cedric Walker
PH: (678)526-8189
Fax: (770)484-3430
cwalkercwi@comcast.net
Construction Firm
Construction
Management
LSBE-DEKALB
WBE
CONSTRUCTIVE
INGENUITY LLC
1222 Laurel Hill Dr
Decatur
GA 30033
Sara Silvio
PH: (678)230-5601
ssilvio@constructiveingenuity.co
m
Construction Firm
Engineering,
Construction and Real
Estate Consulting
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
CONTECH
DESIGN GROUP
INC
5600 Oakbrook Pkwy
Norcross
GA 30093
Feleshia Sams
PH: (404)248-9522 x6562
Fax: (404)248-9352
fsams@contechdg.com
Security/Safety
Consulting,
Design,
Engineering
LSBE-MSA
CONTRACT
BUSINESS
INTERIORS INC
3455 N Desert Dr Bldg
3 Ste 103
East Point
GA 30344
Stephen Gamble
PH: (404)684-0802
Fax: (404)684-0802
cbiincsg@bellsouth.net
Furniture Dealer
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
CONVOY
MARKETING
LLC
4765 Memorial Dr Ste
B
Decatur
GA 30032
Greg Seals
PH: (404)299-6100
Fax: (866)355-1186
gseals@convoymarketing.com
Printing
Signs
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
COOPER &
CARTER TREE
SVC INC
5153 Round Table Dr
Ellenwood
GA 30294
Winoca Cooper
PH: (404)381-6310
Fax: (404)244-1930
wnc_cooper@yahoo.com
Tree Removal, Debris
Hauling,
Disaster
Clean-up
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
and
Wrap
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
CORPORATE
ENVIRONMENT
AL RISK
MANAGEMENT
2115 Monroe Dr NE
Ste 110
Atlanta
GA 30324
Albert Edwards
PH: (678)999-0173
Fax: (678)999-0186
mreese@cerm.com
Construction Firm
Construction,
Engineering
,
Ecological
and
Management Services
MBE
CORPORATE
TEMPS
5950 Live Oak Pkwy
Ste 230
Norcross
GA 30093
Shawn Menefee
PH: (770)934-1710
Fax: (770)449-1944
ccraig@corporatetemps.com
Professional
Temporary Service
LSBE-MSA
WBE
COSTING
SERVICES
GROUP INC
209
Atlanta
GA 30309
Katreena Jones
PH: (404)815-9555
Fax: (404)815-9666
katreena@costingservicesgroup.c
om
Construction
Estimating:
Consulting
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
COTANGENT
TECHNICAL
SERVICES LLC
7031 Crestwood Pl
Lithonia
GA 30058
Adesina Tewogbade
PH: (770)879-1647
Fax: (770)879-1647
Shola1@prodigy.net
LSBE-DEKALB
CRAWFORD
ENTERPRISES
INC
6978 Glen Cove Ln
Stone Mountain
GA 30087
Clarenton Crawford
PH: (770)310-4769
clarentonc@yahoo.com
Concrete
Brickwork,
Support
WBE
CROSS CREEK
REALTY DBA
CENTURY 21
INTOWN
2116 Defoors Ferry Rd
Atlanta
GA 30318
Collis Clovie
PH: (404)242-9070
Fax: (404)351-9028
admin@c21intown.com
Real Estate Brokerage
Management
Development Firm
LSBE-MSA
CROWN
ROOFING INC
160 Stanley Ct Ste A
Lawrenceville
GA 30045-5216
Charles Dudish Jr
PH: (678)985-8533
Fax: (678)985-8580
charles@crownroofinginc.com
Construction Firm
Commercial
and Repair
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
CTC
CONSTRUCTION
LLC
127 Richardson St SE
Atlanta
GA 30312
Tamera Coggins
PH: (404)886-0307
Fax: (404)524-0121
tamera@ctcconstruct.com
Construction Firm
Home Construction Single Family
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
CURRENT-C
PROPERTIES
LLC
4439 Thurgood Estates
Dr
Ellenwood
GA 30294
Cendy Rouse
PH: (404)643-3505
Fax: (404)759-2092
currentcproperties@msn.com
Construction Firm
Construction, Drywall,
Painting,
Tile,
Concrete and Site
Work. Real Estate
Services
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Cost
Cost
and
Business
Roofing
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
CYMILL
MOTORS INC
5950 Covington Hwy
Decatur
GA 30035
Cynthia Thorpe
PH: (404)569-0229
Fax: (770)808-6480
cymilzoe5@bellsouth.net
Wrecker Service, Auto
Repair
LSBE-MSA
MBE
CYQUEST
BUSINESS
SOLUTIONS INC
3645 Market Place Blvd
Ste 130
East Point
GA 30344
DeVan Brown
PH: (404)761-6699
Fax: (404)761-5984
devan@cyquest.biz
Human
Resources
Outsourcing
LSBE-MSA
MBE
D & D ELLIOTT
ENTERPRISE,
INC
1072 Bryant Street
Conyers
GA 30012
William Elliott
PH: (678)994-1851
Fax: (770)787-1664
can-elliott@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Construction/General
Contracting
LSBE-MSA
WBE
D CLARK
HARRIS INC
225 Banks Rd
Fayetteville
GA 30214
Dorothy Harris
PH: (404)218-3453
Fax: (770)716-9252
dclarkharris@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Construction
Management,
Transporting
Water
Waste
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
D&R
CONTRACTING
2551 Yocumshire Court
Lithonia
GA 30058
Richard Harris
PH: (770)337-0634
Fax: (404)269-2203
d_and_r18@yahoo.com
Construction Firm
General & Electrical
Contractor
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
D'BABS
CONSTRUCTION
INC
2692 Harris St
East Point
GA 30344
Jerry Hall
PH: (404)559-8889
Fax: (404)559-8882
brnelson@bellsouth.net
Remodeling
Alterations
LSBE-MSA
MBE
DATA SYSTEMS
AND GAMES INC
270 Riverside Pkwy Ste
D
Austell
GA 30168
Charles Day
PH: (770)745-5808
Fax: (678)398-1511
chuck@dsgames.com
Information
Technology
MBE
DAVIS &
ASSOCIATES
INC
1514 E Cleveland Ave
Ste 103
East Point
GA 30344
PH: (317)263-9947
Construction Firm
Construction
Management
and
General Contracting
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
DBC CLEANING
CONTRACTORS
LLC
855 Aronson Lake Ct
Roswell
GA 30075
Debra Collins
PH: (678)825-7522
Fax: (678)366-3763
db.cleans@yahoo.com
Construction
FirmProfessional
Firm
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
DEAN
JANITORIAL
100 Camellia Ln #632
Lithonia
Willie Dean
PH: (404)488-8289
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
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Cleaning Contractors
Service
Janitorial Service
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
SERVICE INC
GA 30058
deansjanitorial2004@yahoo.com
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
DEAN
JANITORIAL
SERVICE INC
520 Prince of Wales
Stone Mountain
GA 30083
Willie Dean
PH: (404)488-8289
Janitorial Service
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
DECATUR
ATLANTA
PRINTING
205 Swanton Way
Decatur
GA 30030-3271
Charles Mizell
PH: (404)378-4231
Fax: (404)373-3884
charlieprints@mindspring.com
Printing, Copying and
Design
LSBE-MSA
MBE
DELMONICO
RESTORATION
AND
DEVELOPMENT
LLC
817 W Peachtree St Ste
310
Atlanta
GA 30308
Anthony Nievera
PH: (678)275-4075
Fax: (678)275-4075
anthony@delmonico.com
Demolition, Hazardous
Waste Disposal, HDPE
Lining
MBE
DELON
HAMPTON AND
ASSOCIATES
800 K St NW Ste 720
N Lobby
Washington
DC 20001
Elijah Rogers
PH: (202)898-1999
Fax: (202)371-2073
dhadc@delonhampton.com
Engineering,
Construction
and
Program Management
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
DESMEAR
SYSTEMS INC
2130 LaVista Executive
Park Dr
Tucker
GA 30084
Omotayo Idowu
PH: (770)908-2711
Fax: (770)908-2765
idowut@desmear.com
Engineering Design &
Construction
LSBE-MSA
WBE
DIAGNOSTIC
RESOURCES &
SOLUTIONS LLC
2840 Cressington Bend
Kennesaw
GA 30144
Sanyale Berthelot
PH: (678)594-0731
Fax: (678)594-0732
danyalesmith@yahoo.com
Sewer Analysis
WBE
DIANNA HUNT &
ASSOCIATES
1096 Mt Bethel Rd
McDonough
GA 30252-6119
Dianna Hunt
PH: (770)957-7526
Real Estate Consultant
MBE
DIGITAL XPRESS
PRINTING INC
2211 Beaver Ruin Rd
Ste 170
Norcross
GA 30071
Bhavi Shah
PH: (770)931-2025
Fax: (770)931-2024
bhavi@dxprint.com
Printing, Copying and
Typesetting
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
DIVERSIFIED
ENVIRONMENT
AL
MANAGEMENT
3339 W Hospital Ave
Chamblee
GA 30341
Mustafa Adem
PH: (770)622-2193
Fax: (770)622-2135
Enviromental Services,
Demolition,
Remediation
and
Testing
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
Eloise Bilbro
PH: (770)935-6600
Fax: (678)710-8390
eloisebilbro@diversifiedtechnical
consulting.com
Customer Service and
Project Management
INC
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
DIVERSIFIED
TECHNICAL
CONSULTING
LLC
4033 Rivermeade
SW
Lilburn
GA 30047
LSBE-MSA
MBE
DIVERSIFIED
TECHNOLOGIES
LLC
1910
Atlanta
GA 30303
Terence Thomas
PH: (404)522-8112
Fax: (404)522-8113
Technical Svcs
Outsourcing
Consulting Svcs
and
LSBE-MSA
MBE
DIVERSIFIED
TECHNOLOGIES
LLC
300 Colonial
Pkwy Ste 100
Roswell
GA 30076
Terence Thomas
PH: (678)353-3357
Fax: (678)353-3211
tthomas@divtechllc.com
Technical Svcs
Outsourcing
Consulting Svcs
and
WBE
DIXIE
MEMBRANE
ROOFING INC
1375 Capital Cir
Lawrenceville
GA 30043
Jennifer Eaton
PH: (678)386-9420
Fax: (678)325-4781
jeaton@dixiemembrane.com
Commerical Roofing
LSBE-MSA
DJ'S SERVICES
PO Box 1671
Forest Park
GA 30298-1671
Denton Messik
PH: (404)762-8787
Fax: (404)767-9181
Construction Firm
Fence & Gate Material
Installation
LSBE-MSA
DJ'S SERVICES
P O BOX 1671
FOREST PARK
GA 30298
Construction Firm
Fence & Gate Material
Installation
LSBE-DEKALB
DMD
ENGINEERING &
CONSTRUCTION
INC
1235 Hightower Trl Ste
210
Atlanta
GA 30350
PH: (770)527-6491
Fax: (678)597-3150
hidafTarian@royahomes.com
Construction Firm
Design, Engineering
and Construction
LSBE-DEKALB
DMD
ENGINEERING &
CONSTRUCTION
INC
2395 N Decatur Rd
Decatur
GA 30033
Harold Daftarian
PH: (678)597-3155
Fax: (678)597-0150
daftarian@dmdengineeringinc.co
m
Construction Firm
Design, Engineering
and Construction
MBE
DOBBS RAM &
COMPANY
1020
Atlanta
George Prothro
PH: (404)897-1033
Information Systems
Management, Public
Financial Services
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Dr
Center
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
GA 30309
MBE
DOBBS/RAKER
911 Montreal Rd
Clarkston
GA 30021
Larry Dobbs
PH: (404)626-0394
Fax: (770)445-9877
dobbsraker@dobbsraker.com
Construction Firm
General Contracting
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
DOMESTIC
DIVA'S
CLEANING
SERVICES LLC
4661 Huntsman Bend
Decatur
GA 30034
Linda Johnson
PH: (770)630-3248
Fax: (770)981-8353
domesticdivascleaningservices@
gmail.com
Janitorial
-Custodial
Services and Supplies
LSBE-MSA
DOVER
STAFFING INC
2451 Cumberland Pkwy
Ste 3418
Atlanta
GA 30339
Sanquinetta Dover
PH: (770)434-3040
Fax: (770)434-3345
sbrown@doverstaffing.com
Temporary Services
LSBE-MSA
DOVER
STAFFING INC
4499-D S Cobb Dr
Smyrna
GA 30080
Sanquinetta Dover
PH: (770)434-3040
Fax: (770)434-3345
sbrown@doverstaffing.com
Temporary Services
LSBE-MSA
DPG &
ASSOCIATES
INC
642 Aya Cir
Loganville
GA 30052
Charles Gibbs
PH: (404)751-6022
Fax: (770)554-1572
cbgibbs1@bellsouth.net
Asphalt, Dirt, Sand,
Gravel
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
DRACO INC
4092 Suwanee Mill Dr
Buford
GA 30518
Olivia Bradford
PH: (770)330-4614
Fax: (678)765-2732
dracoincorporated@gmail.com
Professional
Service Pre-fabricated
Structures
Windows
LSBE-DEKALB
DUNCAN
DRYWALL
3022 Highland Park Ln
Lithonia
GA 30038
Charles Duncan
PH: (770)527-9457
Fax: (770)808-2852
duncandrywall2k@yahoo.com
Metal
Framing,
Drywall and Insulation
MBE
WBE
DYNAMIC
VISIONS LLC
1805 Pinehurst View Dr
Grayson
GA 30017
LaTonya Harris
PH: (770)595-5981
Fax: (770)982-6728
tonya@dynamicvisionstoday.com
Administratiave
and
General Consulting
WBE
E R PARTRIDGE
INC
3870 Green Industrial
Way
Atlanta
GA 30341
James Partridge
PH: (770)451-6326
Fax: (770)455-6501
laurapartridge@partridgeuniform
s.com
Uniforms, Clothes, and
Shirts
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
and
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
WBE
E R PARTRIDGE
INC
Way
Atlanta
GA
Jimmy Partridge
PH: (770)451-6326
Fax: (770)455-6501
jimmypartridge@partridgeunifor
ms.com
Shirts
WBE
E R PARTRIDGE
INC
Way
Atlanta
GA 30341
Fax: (770)455-6501
Shirts
LSBE-MSA
MBE
EAGLE
RESOURCE
GROUP INC
14 Perimeter Center E
Ste 1409
Atlanta
GA 30348
PH: (770)393-4077
Fax: (770)393-4075
gpersaud@eagleresource.com
Staffing , Employment
Agency
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
EAGLE
SECURITY
SERVICES LLC
44 Broad St NW Ste
706
Atlanta
GA 30303
Jerome Hubbard
PH: (404)588-0055
Fax: (404)588-0044
jhubbard@eaglesecurityllc.com
Security
Services
MBE
EBONY GLASS &
MIRROR
4251 Eastside Dr
Decatur
GA 30034
Arthur Queen
PH: (404)288-9521
g-street@egmatlanta.com
Construction Firm
General
Contracting
Construction
Management,
Glass
and Glazing
LSBE-DEKALB
EDWARD'S
PAINTING &
CONTRACTING
INC
1106 Turnberry Pl
Lithonia
GA 30038
Eddie Cummings
PH: (404)667-0879
Fax: (770)981-4737
eddee_cumm@hotmail.com
Commercial
and
Industrial Painting
WBE
EDWARDS-PITM
AN
ENVIRONMENT
AL INC
1250 Winchester Pkwy
Ste 200
Smyrna
GA 30080
Andrew Pitman
PH: (770)333-9484 x110
Fax: (770)333-8277
apitman@edwards-pitman.com
Environmental
Consulting Services
LSBE-MSA
MBE
EES
CONSULTING
INC
1040 Grant St Ste A
Atlanta
GA 30315
Aric Mance
PH: (404)627-3611
Fax: (404)603-4821
eesconsulting@bellsouth.net,ama
nce@eescinc.com
Engineering, Program
Management
and
Landscape
Architecture
WBE
ELIZABETH R
BATES INC
4380 Georgetown Sq
Ste 1010
Dunwoody
Elizabeth Bates
PH: (770)451-0370
Fax: (770)452-0370
Public Relations and
Governmental Affairs
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Guard
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
GA 30338
batespr@bellsouth.net
Business
Category
Business Type
WBE
ELIZABETH R
BATES INC
1061 King Industrial Dr
Marietta
GA 30062
Mike Rowan
Fax: (770)425-3188
jduncan@industrialtape.com
Public Relations and
Governmental Affairs
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
ELLIOTT'S
CLEANING
SERVICE LLC
1632 Duren Fields Way
Lithonia
GA 30058
Herbert Elliott
PH: (404)431-0514
Fax: (877)349-7836
herbertelliott@bellsouth.net
Janitorial Services
LSBE-DEKALB
WBE
ELLIOTT'S
SEATING AND
MANUFACTURI
NG INC
2052 Moreland Ave SE
Atlanta
GA 30316
Jeff Elliott
PH: (404)622-0455
Fax: (404)622-0456
Automotive
Repairs
Interior
LSBE-DEKALB
WBE
ELLIOTT'S
SEATING AND
MANUFACTURI
NG INC
Atlanta
GA 30316
Automotive
Repairs
Interior
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
EMMANUEL 1
TRUCKING INC
3401 Casa Woods Ln
Clarkston
GA 30021
Zelalem Assfaw
PH: (678)860-0403
Fax: (404)294-1812
zassfaw@yahoo.com
Construction Firm
Hauling Dirt, Gravel,
Sand and Asphalt
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
EMPYREAN
GLOBAL INC
538 Monteagle Tr
Stone Mountain
GA 30087
Thaddeus June
PH: (770)821-7234
Fax: (770)465-8648
thadjune@empyreaninc.com
Consulting,
Management
Training
LSBE-MSA
MBE
ENGINEERED
SYSTEMS &
SERVICES LLC
1755 N Brown Rd Ste
200
Lawrenceville
GA 30043
Jonathan Rucker
PH: (678)690-5246
Fax: (678)690-5251
jlrucker@essengineers.com
Engineering Firm
LSBE-MSA
MBE
ENGINEERING &
INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
PROFESSIONAL
SVCS LLC
PO Box 671795
Marietta
GA 30006
Terrance Swint
PH: (404)257-5600
Fax: (866)239-7693
tlswint@eitps.net
Engineering Services
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
ENTERPRISE
UNIFORMS II
INC
1839 Memorial Dr
Atlanta
GA 30317-2103
Commodity Supplier
Uniforms
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Project
and
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
ENTERPRISE
UNIFORMS II
INC
4600 Memorial Dr
Decatur
GA 30032
Kenneth Crim
PH: (404)427-0723
Fax: (866)629-9688
sales@enterpriseuniforms2.com
Commodity Supplier
Uniforms
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
ENVIRONMENT
AL TECH
PRODUCTS INC
2266 Bonnie Ct
Marietta
GA 30062
Patricia Miller
PH: (770)509-0158
Fax: (770)578-6494
pbmmiller@aol.com
Commodity Supplier
Janitorial
Supplies,
Degreasers and Water
Waste Treatments
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
ESQUINN
CONCRETE INC
5849 Belmont Ridge Cir
Lithonia
GA 30038
Eric Smith
PH: (678)207-6171
Fax: (678)302-9853
eric@esquinnconcrete.com
Construction Firm
Concrete Place and
Finish Contractor
LSBE-MSA
WBE
ESSAM'S
FLOORING INC
5855 Oakbrook Pkwy
Ste #L
Atlanta
GA 30093
Janet Dalgamouni
PH: (770)457-2337
Fax: (770)457-8337
essamsflooring@yahoo.com
Construction Firm
Flooring Sales
Installation
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
EVERGREEN
INVESTMENT
INC DBA SPRINT
PRINT
2692 E Ponce De Leon
Ave
Decatur
GA 30030
Jim Chuech
PH: (404)373-0004
Fax: (404)373-8676
sprintprint@bellsouth.net
Commodity Supplier
Printing,
Copying,
Typesetting, Forms &
Paper
LSBE-MSA
MBE
EXECUTIVE
PROTECTION
SPECIALIST INC
1636 Village Pl Ct NE
Conyers
GA 30012-7108
Eugene Young
PH: (404)840-3877
Fax: (404)591-5904
exeprtctnsplst@msn.com
Training,
Private
Security
&
Investigations
MBE
WBE
EXPERT
CLEANING
SOLUTIONS
1937 Pueblo Dr
Jonesboro
GA 30236-5127
Felicia Ishcomer
PH: (770)885-2157
Fax: (678)565-2821
ishcomerce@hotmail.com
Janitorial,
Pressure
Washing, Maintenance
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
EZ BRAND USA
LLC
1720 Canberra Dr
Stone Mountain
GA 30088
Darryl Armstrong
PH: (404)285-7888
Fax: (770)981-0028
sales@ezbrandusa.com
Promotional Products,
Advertising,
Screen
Printing, Logo Design
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
FABULOUS
SITES INC
160 Clairmont Ave Ste
555
Decatur
GA 30030
Laron Walker
PH: (404)478-2735
Fax: (404)687-9800
orders@sciberus.com
Custom Web Design &
Software Development
LSBE-MSA
MBE
FACILITY
SUPPLY GROUP
10800 Alpharetta Hwy
Ste 208-567
John Fowler
PH: (866)851-1700
Commodity Supplier
Office & Janitorial
Supplies, Cleaning
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
and
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
LLC
Roswell
GA 30076
Fax: (866)851-1700
info@facilitysupplygroup.com
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
FIRE &
SECURITY
SOLUTIONS LLC
1917 Boulder Gate Dr
Ellenwood
GA 30294
Lendo Brunson
PH: (404)304-7376
Fax: (707)806-9629
fssi02@aol.com
Construction
FirmProfessional
Firm
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
FIRESIGN INC
PROMOTIONAL
PRODUCTS &
PRINT
4480-H S Cobb Dr Ste
540
Smyrna
GA 30080
Jennifer Lyles
PH: (678)574-2461
Fax: (678)574-2460
jlyles@firesigninc.com
Promotional Items
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
DBE
FM SHELTON
INC
972 Donnelly Ave SW
Ste 2
Atlanta
GA 30310-3330
Fawn Shelton
PH: (404)755-9448
Fax: (404)756-9571
fmshelton@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Industrial
and
Mechanical Materials
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
DBE
FM SHELTON
INC
972 Donnelly Ave SW
Ste 2
Atlanta
GA 30310
Fawn Shelton
Fax: (404)756-9571
fmshelton@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Industrial
and
Mechanical Materials
LSBE-DEKALB
FOCAL POINT
CONSULTING
GROUP LLC
315 W Ponce De Leon
Ave Ste 558
Decatur
GA 30030
Odis Williams
PH: (404)606-9915
Fax: (877)329-8359
odiswilliams@yahoo.com
Enviromental & Safety
and
Construction
Consulting Managment
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
FOCOM INC
PO Box 361947
Decatur
GA 30036
Thad Mayfield
PH: (770)484-7333
Fax: (770)482-1999
contactus@focomb2b.com
Consulting,
Telecommunications,
Cable Installation
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
FOCOM INC
6648 Manoleta Dr
Lithonia
GA 30038
Thad Mayfield
PH: (770)484-7333
Fax: (770)482-8107
thad@focomb2b.com
Consulting,
Telecommunications,
Cable Installation
MBE
WBE
FOUR SEASONS
TRUCKING INC
PO Box 360118
Decatur
GA 30036
Janette Lewis
PH: (770)482-7765
Fax: (770)482-1919
4season@bellsouth.net
Hauling/Trucking
LSBE-DEKALB
WBE
FOX
ENVIRONMENT
262 Forkner Dr
Decatur
Catherine Fox
PH: (404)441-7568
Environmental
Consulting
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Business
Category
Business Type
Services and Furniture
Sales
Fire Alarm Systems
Service and Power Sirens
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
AL
GA 30030
Fax: (404)370-0790
foxenvironmental@msn.com
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
FRASER &
FRASER
ENTERPRISE
DBA
CARTRIDGE
WORLD
LITHONIA
8075 Mall Pkwy Ste
109
Lithonia
GA 30038
Mykal Fraser
PH: (770)484-4651
Fax: (770)484-9445
mfraser617@gmail.com
Printer,
Toner,
Cartridges
MBE
WBE
FUENTES
ENTERPRISES
INC DBA
INTERPRINT
2620 Park Central Blvd
Decatur
GA 30035
Monica Maldonado
PH: (770)987-7400
Fax: (770)987-7415
mmaldonado@ok2print.com
Printing,
Graphic
Design,
and
Promotional Items
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
FULL CIRCLE
COMMUNICATIO
NS LLC
1661 Jackson Sq
Atlanta
GA 30318
Heather Fatzinger
PH: (404)210-0253
Fax: (404)794-1295
hfatzinger@full-circlecommunica
tions.com
Community & Public
Relations, Marketing,
Grant Writing
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
GEL
ENTERPRISES
1454 Hunters Ford
Stone Mountain
GA 30088-3131
Gregory Lewis
PH: (678)468-0184
Fax: (770)493-1007
gelfwl@comcast.net
Commodity Supplier
Construction Materials
MBE
GABOY INC DBA
G A BOYKIN
CONSTRUCTION
CO
7040 Greenbower Ln
Atlanta
GA 30349
Garry Boykin
PH: (770)256-1714
Fax: (678)884-0880
garry@gaboykinco.com
Construction Firm
Commercial
Residential
Construction
&
LSBE-MSA
MBE
GADDIS
TRUCKING INC
1614 Hillcrest Rd
Norcross
GA 30093-0297
George Gaddis
PH: (770)931-3106
Fax: (770)931-2811
gaddisinc@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Construction
Hauling
and
LSBE-MSA
WBE
GAMBLE AND
ASSOCIATES
ARCHITECTS PC
935 Myrtle St NE
Atlanta
GA 30309
Lee Gamble
PH: (404)875-7751
Fax: (404)875-9266
lgamble@gg-architects.com
Architecture
LSBE-MSA
GAMBLE
MANAGEMENT
GROUP INC
2841 Greenbriar Pkwy
Ste X-302
Atlanta
GA 30331
George Gamble
PH: (404)349-3100
Fax: (404)349-3102
ggamble@optimauniforms.com
Commodity Supplier
Uniforms
LSBE-MSA
GATE HOUSE NC
377 Cedar Trace SW
Marietta
Don Ross
PH: (770)805-9751
Construction Firm
Residential/General
Contractor
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
&
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
GA 30008
Fax: (770)427-1890
dross40436@cs.com
Business
Category
Business Type
MBE
GC ELECTRICAL
SOLUTIONS LLC
PO Box 741287
Riverdale
GA 30274-1320
Terrance Malcolm
PH: (770)716-5400
Fax: (770)716-5900
malcolmt@gc-es.com
Electrical Distributor
WBE
GEORGIA
ATLANTIC
CONTRACTORS
INC
4193 Rufus Pl
Doraville
GA 30340
Kim Bailey
Fax: (770)409-0043
gaca@mindspring.com
Construction
FirmProfessional
Firm
General Contractor
Service
GEORGIA
ATLANTIC
CONTRACTORS
INC
4193 Rufus Place
Doraville
GA 30340
Construction
FirmProfessional
Firm
Service
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
GEORGIA
PLATINUM
SERVICES INC
5780 Fairburn Rd Ste L
Douglasville
GA 30134
Shonta Lee
PH: (770)947-0062
Fax: (770)947-0063
s/ee@georgiaplatinum.com
Construction
and
Commerical Cleanup
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
GEORGIA
UNITED
HAULING LLC
PO Box 370186
Decatur
GA 30037
Kenneth Johnson
PH: (678)758-1638
Fax: (770)306-7899
kdjohn@joi.mail.com
Construction Firm
Hauling Soil, Gravel,
Sand, Asphalt, and
Concrete
MBE
WBE
GIAVANNA
CONSTRUCTORS
INC
1080 Fountain Head Ln
Lawrenceville
GA 30043
Nicole Scott
PH: (404)519-6129
Fax: (770)962-5526
giavannainc@gmail.com
Construction Firm
Construction
Management
and
Accounting Services,
Procurement Services,
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
GLOBAL
ACCESS
STAFFING &
RECRUITING
LLC
3543 Cherry Ridge Dr
Decatur
GA 30034
Carla Doleman
PH: (404)244-4606
Fax: (404)244-4607
cdoleman@msn.com
Temporary
Services
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
GLOBAL
BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT
INC
5825 Windgate Ln
Lithonia
GA 30058
Jeffrey Walker
PH: (404)202-0654
Fax: (770)788-9687
gbdi@aol.com
Engineering, Process
Improvement
and
Marketing
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
GLOBALTECH
FINANCIAL LLC
2839 Paces Ferry Rd Ste
810
Atlanta
GA 30339
Carolyn Byrd
PH: (678)816-2233
Fax: (678)816-2222
cbyrd@globaltechfinancial.com
Collections, Customer
Care and Marketing
WBE
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
General Contractor
Personnel
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
GNG
ELECTRICAL
CONSTRUCTION
LLC
1261 Commercial Dr
Ste A
Conyers
GA 30094
Machion Garrison
PH: (770)593-4060
Fax: (770)593-8797
mgarrison@gngelectric.com
Construction Firm
Project Management of
Electrical
and
Communication
Construction
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
GOOD WORKS
COMMUNICATIO
N INC
4574 Postridge Ln
Lithonia
GA 30038
Allen Gathers
PH: (678)858-0981
Fax: (770)323-8052
allengat@bellsouth.net
Network
Infrastructure,
Telephone
Systems,
CATV, Voice & Data,
Fiber Optics
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
GRAHAM &
ASSOCIATES
INC
1075 Zonolite Rd NE
Ste 3
Atlanta
GA 30306
PH: (404)941-1900
Construction, Program
and
Project
Management
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
GRAHAM &
ASSOCIATES
INC
312 Misty Brook Cir
Stone Mountain
GA 30087
Angela Graham
PH: (404)447-2164
Fax: (770)879-5290
agraham@grahampm.com
Construction, Program
and
Project
Management
LSBE-MSA
MBE
GRAHAM-HAULI
NG INC
2730 Thornbury Way
College Park
GA 30349
Leon Graham
PH: (404)787-2657
Fax: (770)996-1105
leongraham01@yahoo.com
Construction Firm
Hauling and Trucking
LSBE-DEKALB
GRAPHIC
MECHANIC
DESIGN STUDIO
225 Lakeview Trl
Covington
GA 30016
Joey Johnson
PH: (678)571-2243
Fax: (770)788-1577
joeyjohnson@graphicmechanic.c
om
Graphic Design
LSBE-MSA
MBE
GREENER
PASTURE
LANDSCAPING
INC
2789 Plennie Ln
Lawrenceville
GA 30044
Olakunle Odunjo
PH: (770)361-6718
Fax: (770)279-0643
greener4atlanta@yahoo.com
Landscape Installation
LSBE-MSA
MBE
GRICE &
ASSOCIATES
INC
Two Midtown Plaza
Atlanta
GA 30309
John Funny
Fax: (404)577-6310
jfunny@griceinc.com
Traffic
Engineering,
Intelligent
Transportation,
Planning
LSBE-DEKALB
GRIFFITH
ENGINEERING
INC
4360
Chamblee
Dunwoody Rd Ste 210
Atlanta
GA 30341
Michael Griffith
PH: (678)387-2761
Fax: (770)451-6761
msowen@griffitheng.com
Engineering
and Design
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Services
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-DEKALB
GROUND
WORKS
CONSTRUCTION
INC
293 S Howard St SE
Atlanta
GA 30317
Tawanna Sykes
PH: (678)528-6695
Fax: (678)528-4409
tmsykes1@aol.com
Construction Firm
Construction
LSBE-MSA
MBE
GSE FACILITY
SERVICES LLC
230 Peachtree St NW
Ste 1985
Atlanta
GA 30303
Julius Bolton
PH: (404)230-2900
Fax: (404)230-2900
contactus@gseservices.com
Facility Operations and
Maintenance
LSBE-MSA
GT HILL
PLANNERS
CORPORATION
PO Box 963
Tucker
GA 30085
Todd Hill
PH: (678)205-7315
thill@gthillplanners.com
Enviromental
Consulting
MBE
GUDE
MANAGEMENT
GROUP LLC
500
Atlanta
GA 30303
Kristin Davis
PH: (404)688-4558
Fax: (404)688-4456
gmgchase@gmgcpm.com
Construction Program
Management
MBE
H J RUSSELL &
COMPANY
504 Fair St SW
Atlanta
GA 30313
James Wille
PH: (404)330-0941
Fax: (404)330-0867
jwille@hjrussell.com
Construction Firm
Construction
LSBE-MSA
H&G
CONSTRUCTION
CONCEPTS LLC
3324 Peachtree Rd NE
Ste 1404
Atlanta
GA 30326
Paula Henao
PH: (404)819-3679
Fax: (404)393-4273
paula@hgconstructionconcepts.c
om
Construction Firm
Construction
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
H&M
DEVELOPMENT
AND
MANAGEMENT
LLC
205 Swanton Way
Decatur
GA 30030
Martin Terry
PH: (404)378-4231
Fax: (404)373-3884
mtdecaturprint@bellsouth.net
Printing,
Copying,
Design and Wide
Format Printing.
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
HA OFFICE 515
INC
OFS
Huntingburg
IN 47542
Monique McCrear
PH: (770)879-8420
Fax: (770)469-6905
haofficemonique@bellsouth.net
Professional
Service Office
Furniture,
Interior Design
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
HA OFFICE 515
INC
Source International
Shrewsbury
MA 01545
Monique McCrear
PH: (770)879-8420
Fax: (770)469-6905
haofficemo ique@bellsouth.net
Professional
Service Office
Furniture,
Interior Design
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
HA OFFICE 515
INC
1582 StoneLeigh Hill
Rd
Lithonia
GA 30058
Barbara Baynard
Fax: (770)469-6905
HAOFFICEANN@bellsouth.net
Professional
Service Office
Furniture,
Interior Design
LSBE-DEKALB
HACKNEY
CONSTRUCTION
INC
2720 Hunting Hill Ln
Decatur
GA 30033
Jeff Hackney
PH: (770)231-6500
Fax: (404)329-1574
jeffhackney@hotmail.com
Construction Firm
Construction
Management
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
HAYES
SECURITY
SERVICES INC
4632 Jackybell Trl
Decatur
GA 30034
Donald Hayes
Fax: (770)322-0847
Security, Fire, Safety,
and
Emergency
Services
MBE
WBE
HEALTH
COMPANIONS
INC
3011 Rainbow Dr Ste
150
Decatur
GA 30034
Sandra Dyson-Evans
PH: (404)241-2908
Fax: (404)241-0284
sdyson47054@EVI.net
Licensed Private Home
Care Provider
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
HEALTHIER &
HAPPIER INC
2626 Addison Dr
Doraville
GA 30340
Jing Lu
PH: (678)908-6688
Fax: (770)709-4877
jinglu@healthier-happier.com
Professional
Service Import/Export Services
WBE
HERRON
CONSULTING
LTD
1101 Juniper St #51
Atlanta
GA 30309
Joan Herron
PH: (708)205-0032
Fax: (404)815-7613
joanherron@purdigital.net
Consulting
LSBE-MSA
HORIZON
SERVICES INC
1344 E Cobb Dr Ste
1-A
Marietta
GA 30068
Jeffrey Alberts
PH: (404)388-6694
horizoncleaningservices@comcas
t.net
Commercial Janitorial
Services
LSBE-MSA
HOUSER
WALKER
ARCHITECTURE
LLC
2109 Azalea Cir
Decatur
GA 30033
Gregory Walker
PH: (404)668-4059
Fax: (404)320-7907
gwalker@houserwalker.com
Architecture Firm
LSBE-MSA
ICN INTEGRATED
COMMUNICATIO
N NETWORKS
INC
3800 Camp Creek Pkwy
Bld 2400 Ste 114
Atlanta
GA 30331
Kelly Barnes
PH: (678)904-0727
Fax: (678)904-0731
mamatruda@icnpros.com
Construction Firm
Communications and
Telecom Systems
LSBE-DEKALB
IMAGANN
PO Box 575
Martha Wilson
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Business Type
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
MBE
WBE
CLEANING
SERVICE
CORPORATION
Lithonia
GA 30058
PH: (770)484-8141
Fax: (770)484-1162
imagannclean@msn.com
MBE
WBE
IMANI
ENVIRONMENT
AL GROUP INC
418 N Main St
Alpharetta
GA 30004
PH: (678)867-0977
Construction Firm
Underground
Utilities,CCTV,
Testing
MBE
WBE
IMANI
ENVIRONMENT
AL GROUP INC
3535 Peachtree Rd NE
Ste 520
Atlanta
GA 30325-3292
Sabrina Moore
PH: (678)995-4230
Fax: (770)381-2952
nlindsey@georgiapipe.com
Construction Firm
Underground
Utilities,CCTV,
Testing
MBE
IMDC INC
2200
Atlanta
GA 30303
Gregory Mundy
PH: (407)645-4049 x4021
Fax: (407)645-1230
gsmuncy@imdc-inc.com
Civil,
Electrical
Mechanical
Engineering
MBE
IMPACT
SOLUTIONS
CONSULTING
INC
1701 Barrett Lakes Blvd
Ste 200
Kennesaw
GA 30144
Taabia Bowles
PH: (770)795-9525
Fax: (770)795-9523
taabia.bowles@impactsc.com
IT
/
Engineering
Consulting Service
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
IMPERIAL
JANITORIAL LLC
3698 Snapfinger Ct
Decatur
GA 30034
Michael Morgan
Fax: (678)641-3400
mmorgan@imperialjanitorialllc.c
om
and
Construction
Clean-up Services
LSBE-MSA
WBE
IN THE FIELD
INC
2570 Rosedale Rd
Snellville
GA 30078
Tammy Potter
PH: (770)982-1731
Fax: (678)344-0250
tammy@inthefieldinc.com
Land Surveying and
Civil Engineering
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
INCOME TAX
UNLIMITED LLC
4854 Old National Hwy
Ste 126
College Park
GA 30337
Raquel Bush
PH: (678)698-1616
Fax: (678)931-0071
bfconstructionfinancialservice@c
omcast.net
Financial Services
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
INDIGO SIGNS
4404 Hugh Howell Rd
Ste 15
Tucker
GA 30084
Signs and Banners
LSBE-DEKALB
INDIGO SIGNS
4404 Hugh Howell Rd
Signs and Banners
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Danielle Walker
Business
Category
Business Type
and
Construction
Cleanup
Certification Type
Business
Name
MBE
WBE
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Ste 15
Tucker
GA 30084
PH: (770)939-0902
Fax: (770)939-0195
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
INFINITE
ESTATE LLC
3007 Panola Rd Ste
C-269
Lithonia
GA 30038
Kathy Coote
PH: (678)858-3382
Fax: (770)818-5501
omarga22@gmail.com
Construction Firm
Real Estate Appraisal
Services, Construction
Management
LSBE-DEKALB
INFINITE INC
4251 East Side Dr
Decatur
GA 30034
Kelsi Robinson
PH: (678)904-7623
Fax: (404)288-9523
sanqueen@egmatlanta.com
Construction Firm
Construction
Management,Real
Estate Services
WBE
INFORMATION
RESOURCE
CONSULTANTS
INC
4470
Chamblee
Dunwoody Rd
Atlanta
GA 30338
Sara Spitz
PH: (770)234-9914
Fax: (770)234-9917
sara_irc@bellsouth.net
IT Staff Augmentation
& Consulting Services
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
INFRASITE
MANAGEMENT
INC
196 Peachtree St SW
#15
Atlanta
GA 30303
Shawn Woods
PH: (404)642-6024
Fax: (404)478-7236
swoods@infrasitemanagement.co
m
Construction
FirmProfessional
Firm
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
INNOVATIVE
DESIGN IDEAS
INC
4154 Clairmont Rd
Atlanta
GA 30341
Lisa Levison
PH: (770)216-9966
Fax: (770)457-9210
lisa@innovativedesignidea.com
Move Management &
Furniture Installation
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
INTEGRATED
CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT
INC
2372
Stone
Mountain-Lithonia Rd
Ste D
Lithonia
GA 30058
Saurel Quettan
PH: (404)405-4702
Fax: (770)297-7047
consuelabennett@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Water
Meter
Installation
and
Sewage Maintenance
LSBE-MSA
INTELLECTUAL
CONCEPTS LLC
227 Sandy Springs Pl
NE Ste 274
Sandy Springs
GA 30350
DeLois Babiker
PH: (202)321-4560
Fax: (678)222-2993
dbabiker@intellecutalconcepts.ne
t
Information
Technology
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
INTELLIGENT
HOMES AND
BUILDINGS INC
3939 LaVista Rd Ste
E402
Tucker
GA 30084
Roman Mendes
PH: (770)492-0722
Fax: (678)348-7333
info@ihbpro.com
Low Voltage Wiring
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Service Services
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
MBE
INTELLISPRING
TECHNOLOGIES
INC
5655 Peachtree Pkwy
Ste 111
Norcross
GA 30092
Jamsey Collins
PH: (678)291-0711
Fax: (678)291-0669
info@intellispring.com
Information
Technology Services
and
Temporary
Staffing
MBE
ISPA INC
1100 Circle 75 Pkwy
Ste 242
Atlanta
GA 30339
Lantz Balthazar
PH: (770)690-2908
Fax: (770)690-2910
Walkerr@ispanic.com
Software
Computer
Processing
Engineer,
& Data
MBE
ISPA INC
2240 Belleair Rd Ste
230
Clearwater
FL 33764
Mike LeFranc
PH: (727)523-6209
Fax: (727)447-8865
mikel@docmaestro.com
Software
Computer
Processing
Engineer,
& Data
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
ITV ASSOCIATES
INC
PO Box 985
Suwanee
GA 30024
Paul Jones
PH: (770)623-0440
Fax: (770)623-8021
pauljones@mindspring.com
Construction Firm
General Contractor and
Electrical Contractor
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
JAWS
PAINTING AND
CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY
5322 Shirewick Dr
Lithonia
GA 30058
Joseph Brown
PH: (678)754-7146
joseph.brown1954@yahoo.com
Painting,
Drywall,
Carpeting and General
Contracting
MBE
WBE
J STRICKLAND
COMMUNICATIO
N
725 Delmar Ave SE
Atlanta
GA 30312
Jill Strickland
PH: (404)636-1997
Fax: (404)287-7778
seeadmin@earthlink.net
Media
and
Community Relations,
Executive
Communications
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
JAMAR
CONSTRUCTION
LLC
916 Kite Lake Trl
Fayetteville
GA 30214
Marvin Sullivan
PH: (404)228-4150
Fax: (770)892-5265
jamarconstruction@att.net
Construction Firm
Carpentry,
Drywall,
Painting and Roofing
WBE
JAT
CONSULTING
SERVICES INC
1301 Shiloh Rd Ste
1430
Kennesaw
GA 30144
JoAnn Tuttle
PH: (770)975-7359
Fax: (770)975-1195
jat-jatcon@mindspring.com
Contract
Administration,
Construction
Management,
Accounting
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
JAYSON
TAYLOR
ELECTRIC
2213 Leslie Brook Dr
Decatur
GA 30035
Justin Taylor
PH: (404)735-0599
Fax: (404)343-3293
justintaylor0@yahoo.com
Construction Firm
Electrical Contracting
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
JDP MUNICIPAL
& INDUSTRIAL
SALES LLC
3948 Kimberlyn Ct
Rex
GA 30273
Delores Hopson
PH: (404)406-4833
Fax: (678)565-5555
jdpsales@live.com
Commodity Supplier
Supplier of Industrial
Supplies and Materials
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
JOHNSON
CLEANING
SERVICES
2409 Lafortune Dr
Decatur
GA 30032
Kashima Batts
PH: (404)200-3165
vegsingles@yahoo.com
Janitorial Services
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
JOHNSON
CONCRETE
COMPANY INC
Po Box 738
Lithonia
Ga 30058
George Johnson
PH: (404)484-5114
Fax: (678)526-0380
jgeojohn@aol.com
Construction Firm
Concrete
Roadwork
and Paving
MBE
WBE
JONES WORLEY
DESIGN INC
723 Piedmont Ave NE
Atlanta
GA 30308
Cynthia Parks
PH: (404)876-9272 x130
Fax: (404)876-9224
cjonesparks@jonesworley.com
Environmental
graphics, design and
marketing
WBE
JUNEAU
CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY LLC
3715 Northside Pkwy
NW Bldg 300 Ste 750
Atlanta
GA 30327
Nancy Juneau
PH: (404)287-6000
Fax: (404)287-6060
njuneau@juneaucc.com
Construction Firm
General
Contractor,
Management,
Design/Build
MBE
JW ROBINSON &
ASSOCIATES
INC
1020
Ralph
Abernathy Blvd
Atlanta
GA 30310
Jeffrey Robinson
PH: (404)753-4129
Fax: (404)753-4435
jeffrey@jwrobinson.com
Architects,
Design,
Planners
LSBE-DEKALB
K C TRUCKING
INC
6915 Dalehollow Dr
Lithonia
GA 30058
Keith Chung
PH: (770)330-2715
Fax: (678)526-1318
keithchung@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Heavy Duty Hauling
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
K D RAMSEY &
ASSOCIATES
INC
5980 Southland Dr
Stone Mountain
GA 30087
Kerry Ramsey
PH: (770)469-0535
kerryramsey@comcast.net
Consultant ( Public
Relations/Government)
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
K&K GRADING
AND HAULING
4411 John Wesley Dr
Decatur
GA 30035
Kenneth Kellogg
Fax: (404)286-9762
kk73@bellsouth.net
Grading and Hauling
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
KARAJ LLC
3559 Old Chamblee
Tucker Rd Unit #B
Atlanta
Rajen Parmar
PH: (770)492-8706
padmakant@aol.com
Engineering
Drafting
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
David
Interior
Urban
and
Certification Type
Business
Name
WBE
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
GA 30340
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
KB
INTERNATIONA
L INC
2000 Clearview Cir Ste
212
Doraville
GA 30340
Kathy Martin
PH: (770)652-8162
Fax: (888)625-2459
kmartin@kbinternational.info
Construction Firm
Construction
MBE
KEMI
CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY INC
2920 Campbellton Rd
Atlanta
GA 30311
Rufus Oladapo
Fax: (404)349-6113
Construction Firm
Construction,
Concrete, Utility
WBE
KENDALL
SUPPLY INC
2941-D Piedmont Rd
NE
Atlanta
GA 30305
Jason Kendall
PH: (678)377-3208
Fax: (678)377-3200
jasonkendall@kendallsupply.com
Commodity Supplier
Water
and
Sewer
Supplies Distributor
WBE
KENDALL
SUPPLY INC
2941 Piedmont Rd NE
Ste D
Atlanta
GA 30305
Jason Kendall
PH: (678)377-3208
Fax: (678)377-3200
Commodity Supplier
Water
and
Sewer
WBE
KENDALL
SUPPLY INC
2941 Piedmont Rd NE
Ste D
Atlanta
GA 30305
Fax: (678)377-3200
Commodity Supplier
Water
and
Sewer
LSBE-MSA
WBE
KENNEDY
ENGINEERING &
ASSOCIATES
GROUP LLC
6300 Powers Ferry Rd
Bldg 200 Ste 341
Atlanta
GA 30339
Lori Kennedy
PH: (678)904-8591 x22
Fax: (678)904-8596
lkennedy@keagroup.com
Transportation
Engineering,
Construction
Inspection
MBE
KHAFRA
ENGINEERING
CONSULTANTS
200
Atlanta
GA 30303-1511
Valentino Bates
Fax: (404)525-3611
vbates@khafra.com
Professional
Operations,
Maintenance
Engineering
and
Architectural Services
LSBE-MSA
MBE
KHAFRA
OPERATIONS
LLC
230 Peachtree St NW
Ste 200
Atlanta
GA 30303
Sandra Mason
PH: (404)693-8228
Fax: (404)525-3611
smason@khafra.com
Architectoral,
Engineering,
Maintenance
and
Operations Services
LSBE-MSA
KINGDOM
Rashid Brown
Education and
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
FORTUNES
DEVELOPMENT
GROUP LLC
2200
Atlanta
GA 30303
PH: (404)207-4745
Fax: (404)228-7384
kingdomfortunes@yahoo.com
LSBE-MSA
MBE
KINGDOM REAL
ESTATE
SERVICES INC
3521 Donegal Way
Snellville
GA 30039
Roy Moss
PH: (678)687-7844
Fax: (678)344-2590
krespl@bellsouth.net
Real Estate Apprasial,
Broker
MBE
KISINGER
CAMPO &
ASSOCIATES
CORP
201 N Franklin St Ste
400
Tampa
FL 33602
Stephen McGucken
PH: (813)871-5331
Fax: (813)517-5135
marketing@kcaeng.com
Professional
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
KISSBERG
CONSTRUCTION
INC
1434 Kelton Dr
Stone Mountain
GA 30083
Henrietta Kisseih
PH: (404)298-9633
Fax: (404)298-9631
construction@kissberg.com
Construction Firm
Demolition,
Construction,
Sidewalks
MBE
KLINE I T
SOLUTIONS &
COMPUTER
SERVICES
6661 Rebecca Lou Ln
Lithonia
GA 30058
Jason Kline
PH: (770)498-2484
Fax: (678)234-8623
jasonkline@klineitsolutions.com
Computer
Maintenance,
Networking, Repair
LSBE-MSA
MBE
KLS STAFFING
LLC
1280 W Peachtree St
NE Ste 140
Atlanta
GA 30309
Calvin Green
PH: (404)502-9143
Fax: (404)817-6681
calvin.green@expresspros.com
Employment Services
LSBE-MSA
KNIGHT &
ASSOCIATES
INC
1515 Northwest Dr
Atlanta
GA 30331
Kamal Coo
PH: (678)923-2100
kamal@knightassociatesinc.com
Construction Firm
Concrete
Paving,
Retaining Walls and
Eroisn Control
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
KUN-YOUNG
CHIU AND
ASSOCIATES
INC
3757
Chamblee
Dunwoody Rd
Chamblee
GA 30341
Jeffrey Chiu
PH: (770)451-6776
Fax: (770)451-6861
kyca@earthlink.net
Structural/Civil
Engineering
Consulting
LSBE-MSA
KUO DIEDRICH
INC
834 Inman Valley Pkwy
Se 280
Atlanta
GA 30307
Mark Diedrich
PH: (678)244-6270 x207
Fax: (678)244-6272
mark@kuodiedrich.com
LSBE-DEKALB
KWT HAULING
2485 Benson Rdg
Lithonia
Kaaryn Taylor
PH: (678)526-7454
Hauling,
Equipment
Rental and Sales
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Business
Category
Business Type
Training Consultant
and
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
GA 30058
Fax: (678)526-7454
taylor_kaaryn@bellsouth.net
Business
Category
Business Type
MBE
L&M
EQUIPMENT LLC
2321 Fourth St Ste 112
Tucker
GA 30084
Milton Kirby
PH: (770)934-6288
Fax: (775)252-6717
milton@lmequip.com
Construction
Equipment
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
LA PASS
PRODUCTIONS
INC
6924 Rogers Point
Lithonia
GA 30058
Lillia DePass
PH: (404)671-7183
lillia@lapassproductions.com
Mixed Media
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
LA PASS
PRODUCTIONS
INC
PO Box 823
Stone Mountain
GA 30086
Mixed Media
LSBE-MSA
MBE
LAD REALTY
INC
225 Creek View Trl
Fayetteville
GA 30214
Donald Willis
PH: (678)873-8452
Fax: (770)719-3049
ladep1@bellsouth.net
Land Acquistion and
Appraisal Services
MBE
LANDERS
ENTERPRISES
LLC
396 Senoia Rd Ste 102
Tyrone
GA 30290
Terry Landers
PH: (770)486-7248
Fax: (770)486-7260
tlanders396@bellsouth.net
Electrical Contractors
LSBE-MSA
MBE
LANDMAN
DEVELOPMENT
GROUP LLC
2356 Fair Ln
Decatur
GA 30032
Darrell Ellison
PH: (678)898-3406
Fax: (770)736-3918
lmdgllc@yahoo.com
Design Build Services
LSBE-MSA
MBE
LANDMAN
DEVELOPMENT
GROUP LLC
1596 Annaoplis Way
Grayson
GA 30017
Darrell Ellison
PH: (678)898-3406
Fax: (770)736-3918
lmdgllc@yahoo.com
Design Build Services
LSBE-MSA
WBE
LAUBMANN
RECTOR INC
44 Broad St NW Ste
300
Atlanta
GA 30303-2328
Paul Van Slyke
PH: (404)523-5525
Fax: (404)523-5935
holly@laubmannrector.com
Landscape
Architecture, Planning,
Historic Preservation
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
LAWN
CREATIONS LLC
4315 Oakleaf Cove
Decatur
GA 30034
Stephanie Boyd
PH: (678)595-4040
Fax: (678)418-1473
stephanieboyd@bellsouth.net
Landscape
Maintenance
LSBE-DEKALB
LAWN PRO
PO Box 361029
Artlas Roman
Lawn Maintenance,
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
LANDSCAPES
INC
Decatur
GA 30036-1029
PH: (770)560-4214
Fax: (678)323-8581
roman3321@bellsouth.net
LSBE-DEKALB
LAWN PRO
LANDSCAPES
INC
3590 Trinity Pl
Lithonia
GA 30038
Artlas Roman
PH: (770)560-4214
Fax: (678)323-8581
roman3321@aol.com
Lawn
Maintenance,
Installation
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
LCW
ENGINEERING
INC
4260 Clausell Ct Ste
103
Decatur
GA 30035
Loretta Washington
PH: (678)860-3018
Fax: (770)593-9594
lwashington@lcwengineeringinc.
com
Transportation Design
LSBE-MSA
LEE'S DESIGN &
ASSOCIATES
INC
732-A Holcomb Bridge
Rd
Norcross
GA 30071
Pui Lee
PH: (770)242-7727
Fax: (770)242-7761
lda@leesdesigninc.com
Engineering/Architectu
ral Design Building
Inspection
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
LEGACY TRUST
TRUCKING INC
925 Main St Ste 300-49
Stone Mountain
GA 30083-3089
Lance Brown
PH: (678)791-5305
Fax: (770)413-1185
lbrown@legacytrust.net
Records Management
Service
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
LEMONGRASS
CONSULTING
INC
951 Gettysburg Way
Locust Grove
GA 30248
Clovia Hamilton
PH: (770)898-6459
Fax: (770)898-3911
chamilton@lemongrassplanning.c
om
Transportation
Planning
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
LESLIE REGIS
INC
117
Atlanta
GA 30317
Lester Shields
PH: (404)329-4505
Fax: (404)378-7272
atlcargo@hotmail.com
Relocation, Courier
LSBE-DEKALB
LEWIS
CONSTRUCTION
AND
CONSULTING
INC
1582 Barrington View
Stone Mountain
GA 30087
Lewis Hillman
PH: (770)879-1687
Fax: (770)879-1689
lewisco@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Construction,
Parks
and
Recreation
Facilities
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
LINDSEY'S TILE
CONTRACTING
INC
3514 Stonecliff Way
Woodstock
GA 30189
Lindsey Howell
PH: (770)337-3691
Fax: (770)517-6689
lintil@aol.com
Marble
and
Installation
LSBE-MSA
LIVING STONE
269 Lawrence St NE
Deborah Dryden
Construction Firm
Construction, Masonry
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Business
Category
Business Type
Installation
Tile
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
WBE
MASONRY INC
Marietta
GA 30060
PH: (678)797-0555
Fax: (678)866-2008
ddryden@livingstonemasonry.co
m
WBE
LONG
ENGINEERING
INC
2550 Heritage Ct Ste
100
Atlanta
GA 30339
Patti Zachary
PH: (770)951-2495
Fax: (770)951-8496
djackson@longeng.com
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
LORD AND
PROFIT
COMPANY INC
3838 Brandeis Ct
Decatur
GA 30034
Uladia Taylor
PH: (404)915-0839
Fax: (770)323-1776
uladia@bellsouth.net
Auction Services for
Real
Estate
and
Surplus Property
LSBE-DEKALB
LORD TIRE INC
1913 Argonne Dr
Morrow
GA 30260
Iquario Buemrostro
PH: (678)778-3707
Fax: (678)526-7722
Tire Road Service
WBE
LORI'S
TRANSPORTATI
ON &
EXCAVATION
LLC
2475 Northwinds Pkwy
Ste 200
Alpharetta
GA 30004
Lori Marxmiller
PH: (770)753-6403
Fax: (678)691-2157
ldmarxmiller@aol.com
Construction Firm
Milling,
Concrete,
Trucking
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
M ECUBED
ENGINEERING
LLC
3761 Wetherburn Dr
Clarkston
GA 30021
Kevin Champion
PH: (404)909-3251
kchampion@me3eng.com
Mechanical, Electrical,
&Plumbing Engineer
MBE
WBE
MACKS
HAULING INC
890 Warner St SW
Atlanta
GA 30310
Marie Mack
PH: (404)626-7504
Fax: (404)696-4177
mamack@bellsouth.net
Construction
FirmProfessional
Firm
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
MALVADA
CONSULTING
AND
ENTERTAINMEN
T GROUP
4165 Chapel Mill Way
Decatur
GA 30034
MiriamP. Cummings
PH: (770)808-0248
Fax: (770)808-0248
mpc@malvada.net
Communications,
Marketing,
Public
Outreach
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
MANAGING
MILESTONES
INC
953 Martin Luther King
Jr Dr
Atlanta
GA 30314-2947
Vivian Bristow
PH: (404)659-1331 x27
Fax: (678)904-5218
cdmack04@managingmilestones.
com
Construction Firm
Engineering,
Construction & Water
Resource Management
MBE
MANNING AND
3951 Snapfinger Pkwy
Wayne Manning
Security Guard and
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Business
Category
Business Type
Services
Demolition,
Service Hauling,
Excavating
Paving,
Local
Grading,
and
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
ASSOCIATES
SECURITY LLC
Ste 345
Decatur
GA 30035
PH: (404)288-3081
Fax: (404)288-3083
wlmanning@massllc.org
WBE
MARISTAFF
INCORPORATED
560 W Crossville Rd
Ste 201
Roswell
GA 30075
Marcia Ringel
PH: (678)739-0009
Fax: (678)739-0020
mringel@maristaff.com
Staffing Consultants
LSBE-DEKALB
WBE
MARJEAN
SELBY
CONTRACTING
INC
3956 Gloucester Dr
Tucker
GA 30084
Marjean Selby
PH: (770)939-7426
Fax: (678)302-4498
marjeans@aol.com
Construction Firm
Asphalt,
Concrete,
Demolition, Brick &
Block
LSBE-DEKALB
WBE
MARKET AND
MAIN INC
1124 DeKalb Ave Ste
22
Atlanta
GA 30307
Lakey Broderius
PH: (404)310-1399
Fax: (404)222-9990
lakey@marketandmain.net
City
Planning,
Economic and Market
Analysis,
Zoning,
Urban
Design,
Economic
Development
and
Community
Involvement
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
MASSCOM
INSTALL TECH
1044 Longshore Cv
Decatur
GA 30032
Greg Mason
PH: (770)374-4693
Fax: (404)288-1158
masscom1@bellsouth.net
Commerical Furniture
LSBE-DEKALB
MATRIX
ENGINEERING
GROUP INC
4358 Chamblee Tucker
Rd Ste 3
Tucker
GA 30084
Sam Alyateem PE
PH: (770)448-3124
Fax: (770)448-5324
salyateem@cs.com
Geotechnical,
Environmental
Material Testing
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
MATTERMAX
LLC
7315 Meadow Point Dr
Stone Mountain
GA 30087-6352
Cornelia Stokes-Hicks
PH: (404)966-3798
Fax: (770)879-1996
chicks@mattermax.com
LSBE-DEKALB
MAXWELL
PIPING &
GRADING INC
3900 McDaniel Mill Rd
Conyers
GA 30094
Gregory Maxwell
PH: (770)527-9317
Fax: (404)795-1026
g_maxwell@bellsouth.net
Utility Contractor
LSBE-DEKALB
MAXWELL
PIPING &
GRADING INC
PO Box 1140
Lithonia
GA 30058
Gregory Maxwell
PH: (770)527-9317
Fax: (404)795-1026
Grmaxwell2002@yahoo.com
Utility Contractor
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Business
Category
Business Type
Protective Services
&
Advertising
and
Integrated Marketing
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
WBE
MBA WASTE
SERVICES LLC
DBA BIG JOHNS
PORTABLES
121 Holt Dr
Acworth
GA 30101
Ken Mitchell
PH: (770)975-1133
Fax: (770)975-7455
kmitchell@mbawaste.com
Waste
Hauler,
Construction Debris,
Portable Toilets
MBE
MC PRECAST
INC
1005 Virginia Ave Ste
100
Atlanta
GA 30354
PH: (404)766-7777
Fax: (404)766-1001
Construction Firm
Construction,
Retaining and Sound
Walls, Precast
MBE
MC PRECAST
INC
75
Newnan
Industrial Dr
Newnan
GA 30263
Joyce Swann
PH: (404)766-7777
Fax: (404)766-1001
mrhaney@mcprecastinc.com
Construction Firm
Construction,
Retaining and Sound
Walls, Precast
LSBE-MSA
WBE
MC SQUARED
INC
1275 Shiloh Rd NW Ste
2620
Kennesaw
GA 30144-7180
Sam Moussly
PH: (770)329-1001
rbliese@mc2engineers.com
Construction Firm
Geotechnical
Engineering
Material Testing
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
MCCALL
ENTERPRISES
INC
7246 Wheeler Ct
Lithonia
GA 30058
Terrell McCall, Sr.
PH: (770)484-6402
Fax: (770)484-7955
tmcall@bellsouth.net
Electrical & Low
Voltage Contractor
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
MCCORMACK
TRUCKING INC
7050 Madox Rd
Lithonia
GA 30058
Hibbett McCormack
PH: (770)294-5617
Fax: (770)469-6693
mccormacktrucking@att.net
Sand, Dirt, Gravel and
Refuse Hauling
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
MCKEN
UNLIMITED LLC
5303 Abbey Ridge
Stone Mountain
GA 30088
Leon McKen
PH: (404)886-7932
Fax: (770)234-6156
mckenunlimited@yahoo.com
Construction Firm
General Contracting;
Carpentry
roofing;
Painting
Plumbing;
Tree Service
LSBE-MSA
MBE
MCKNIGHT
ROOFING
90 Flint River Rd
Riverdale
GA 30274
Jeff McKnight
PH: (678)216-0300
Fax: (678)216-0311
mcknightroofing@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Roofing
MBE
WBE
MCNEAL
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES INC
2593 Kennesaw
West Rd
Kennesaw
GA 30144
Leslie McNeal
PH: (770)218-2000
Fax: (770)218-2001
leslie.mcneal@mcnealpro.com
Technical Staffing and
Wireless Engineering
Services
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
South
Due
&
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
MBE
MECHANICAL
JOBBERS
MARKETING
6691 Tribble St
Lithonia
GA 30058
Jerry Trevino
PH: (770)482-5220
Fax: (770) 482-1821
Construction Firm
Speciality
Coating
Applications Manhole
Rehabilitation Services
Infrastructure Repair
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
MENTAL
HEALTH
COMPREHENSIV
E SERVICES LLC
3006 Clairmont Rd Ste
115
Atlanta
GA 30329
Keely Foster
PH: (678)302-1945 x1115
Fax: (404)601-1386
bfoster@mhcservices.net
Counseling Services
MBE
METALS AND
MATERIALS
ENGINEERS
1039 Industrial Ct
Suwanee
GA 30024
Construction Firm
Engineering
and
Calibration Consulting
Services.
MBE
METALS AND
MATERIALS
ENGINEERS
1039 Industrial Ct
Suwanee
GA 30024
Barry Bennett
PH: (678)730-2000
Fax: (678)318-8239
bbennett@mmelab.com
Construction Firm
Engineering
and
Calibration Consulting
Services.
LSBE-DEKALB
METRO
ATLANTA
UTILITY
CONTRACTORS
INC
2318 Mellon Ct
Decatur
GA 30035
Paul Lewis
PH: (770)323-0094
Fax: (770)323-0066
metroatlantautility@mindspring.c
om
Construction Firm
Cable Contractor
LSBE-MSA
MBE
METRO
PLUMBING INC
2123 Easy St Ste B
Snellville
GA 30078
Maurice Humphrey
PH: (770)912-0692
Fax: (866)920-9563
mhumphrey@metroplumbinginc.
com
Construction Firm
HVAC,
Mechanical
Plumbing,
Fire
Protection Services
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
METRO
RECORDS
MANAGEMENT
INC
17 Executive Park Dr
#230
Atlanta
GA 30329
Rachael Humphrey
PH: (404)321-1010
Fax: (404)321-1888
rhumphrey@mrmatlanta.com
Consulting
and
Training Services
WBE
METROPOLITAN
MACHINERY
MOVERS INC
1650 Armstrong Pl
Mableton
GA 30126
Katie Gissendanner
PH: (404)691-5900
Fax: (404)699-7966
katie@metromachines.com
Construction Firm
and Land Preparation
MBE
MHR
INTERNATIONA
L INC
44 Broad St Ste 610
Atlanta
GA 30303
John Scales
PH: (404)880-9602
Fax: (404)880-9622
jscales@mhrinternational.com
Management
Consulting
LSBE-MSA
MIDDLETON-HO
3521 Country Estate Dr
Kenneth House
Management
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
and
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
WBE
USE &
COMPANY
Kennesaw
GA 30152-4011
PH: (770)425-5244
Fax: (770)426-7095
kenneth.house@middleton-house.
com
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
MIJOY
INDUSTRIAL
SERVICE INC
6216 Greenock Dr
Stone Mountain
GA 30087
Michele HIxon
PH: (678)698-2017
Fax: (678)840-7689
mjhixon@hotmail.com
Consulting
Administration
and
MBE
MITTRIX INC
1580 Boggs Rd Ste 100
Duluth
GA 30096
Marilyn Browne
PH: (770)717-9120
Fax: (770)717-9123
mbrowne@mittrix.com
Civil Engineer
Construction
Management
and
LSBE-DEKALB
MJ LAWN &
MAINTENANCE
SERVICES
5036 Klondike Rd
Lithonia
GA 30038
Jamal Thomas
PH: (770)527-3912
Fax: (770)323-7175
kdgeter1961@gmail.com
Lawn Maintenance and
Landscaping
WBE
MKC
ENTERPRISES
INC
5856 New Peachtree Rd
Doraville
GA 30340-1002
Sharon Hodgson
PH: (770)457-1341
Fax: (770)457-9752
mkc_enterprises@mindspring.co
m
Management
Hazardous Waste
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
MONEY 4 LIFE
LLC
9172 Jenni Cir
Jonesboro
GA 30238-6802
Joyce Council
PH: (770)210-4893
Fax: (770)210-9651
jcouncil@money4lifellc.com
Credit, Debt, Money
Managment
Consultation
and
Seminars
WBE
MOONSHOWERS
INC
99 Pheasant Dr
Marietta
GA 30067
Sheila Moonshower
PH: (770)850-1911
rwwoman@comcast.net
Construction Firm
Easement Acquisition,
Relocation, Apprasial
and
Project
Management
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
MST COMPANY
6785 Palace Ln
Fairburn
GA 30213
Mary Mikell
PH: (770)774-0801
Fax: (770)774-0817
mstcompany6@gmail.com
Construction Firm
Construction,
Water
Supply Goods and
Services
WBE
MULKEY
ENGINEERS &
CONSULTANTS
1255 Canton St Ste G
Roswell
GA 30075
Neil Davis
PH: (678)461-3511
Fax: (678)461-3494
ndavis@mulkeyinc.com
Engineering
Consultants
MBE
MULTIMEDIA
ENVIRONMENT
AL SOLUTIONS
INC
1789 Mountain Shadow
Stone Mountain
GA 30087
Dinesh Sharma
PH: (770)939-3121
Fax: (770)939-3121
dsharma@mes-inc.net
Environmental
and
Ecological Services
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Business
Category
Business Type
Consulting,
Alignment
Project
of
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
MVG TRUCKING
CO INC
4463 E Durham Cir
Stone Mountain
GA 30083
Marvin Gavins
mvginc@live.com
Construction Firm
Hauling
Materials,
Milling
LSBE-MSA
MBE
MVP PIPING
COMPANY INC
2558 Baker Rd
Acworth
GA 30101
Billy Durham
PH: (404)925-9289
Fax: (678)574-4144
billy@mvppiping.com
Construction Firm
Site
Development,
Water and Sewer,
Meter & Fire Hydrant
Installation
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
MYP INC
400
Atlanta
GA 30303
Charlotte Wynn
PH: (678)362-8633
myp-inc@bellsouth.net
Project/Program
Management
and
Consulting Services.
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
MYP INC
4151 Memorail Dr Ste
208F
Decatur
GA 30032
Charlette Wynn
PH: (404)294-7774
Fax: (404)294-7776
myp_inc@bellsouth.net
Project/Program
Management
and
Consulting Services.
LSBE-DEKALB
NATIONAL
PROPERTY
INSTITUTE LLC
4333 Boxwood Trl
Ellenwood
GA 30294
Greg Shealey
PH: (404)808-4417
Fax: (866)852-3380
gshealey@yahoo.com
Construction Firm
Contracting,
Inspection,
Appraisals,
Abatement
LSBE-MSA
MBE
NEAL
PROPERTIES
LLC
229 Rabbithill Rd
Dacula
GA 30019
Nick Neal
PH: (404)975-7408
Fax: (678)985-9486
nealni2000@yahoo.com
Construction Firm
Site Planning,
Installation,
Project
Site
Site
MBE
NEFFER HOME
IMPROVEMENT
&
MAINTENANCE
INC
1258 Avery Dr
Jonesboro
GA 30238
Andreall Taylor
Fax: (404)471-9266
Construction Firm
Residential
Commercial
Construction
Repair
and
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
DBE
NEIL
ENGINEERING
INC
2130 LaVista Executive
Park
Lilburn
GA 30047
Shweta Ghodadra
PH: (770)736-3190
Fax: (770)736-6424
neileng@attbi.com
Consulting
Engineering
WBE
NEW SOUTH
ASSOCIATES
INC
6150 E Ponce de Leon
Ave
Stone Mountain
GA 30083
Theresa Hamby
PH: (770)498-4155 x122
Fax: (770)498-3809
thamby@newsouthassoc.com
Archaeology, History
and
Preservation
Consultants
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Raw
Asphalt,
Lead
and
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
MBE
WBE
NOBLE &
ASSOCIATES
CONSULTING
4355-J Cobb
#217
Atlanta
GA 30339-3896
Sandra Noble
PH: (404)374-3384
president@NobleAdvantage.com
Professional Service
LSBE-DEKALB
NOBLE INSIGHT
INC
525 Medlock Rd
Decatur
GA 30030
LaDetra White
PH: (404)529-4426
nobleinsight@aol.com
Marketing, Training &
Communications
MBE
WBE
NORMA J'S
SIGNATURE
COLLECTION
4749 Snap Creek Ln
Decatur
GA 30035
Norma Johnson
PH: (678)418-9104
Fax: (678)418-0941
normajbody@aol.com
Commodity Supplier
Beauty
Consultant,
Online Sales, Personal
Care Products and
Gifts
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
NOVAL &
ASSOCIATES
3939 LaVista Rd Ste
E540
Tucker
GA 30084
Derrick Holland
PH: (678)898-5063
Fax: (404)296-9886
dholland@novalgroup.com
Construction Firm
Construction
Management
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
NSCOPE
PROJECT
MANAGEMENT
LLC
1785 Severbrook Pl
Lawrenceville
GA 30043
Belinda Edwards
PH: (770)714-4036
Fax: (770)813-5598
belinda_edwards@bellsouth.net
Project Management,
Software Training
LSBE-DEKALB
NTRC PC
3054 Panola Rd Ste H
Lithonia
GA 30038
John Pitts
PH: (404)317-0612
Fax: (678)518-1812
jpitts@ntrccpa.com
Oracle and Dataabase
Consulgant
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
O&L
CONSTRUCTION
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS,
INC
3186 Beech Dr
Decatur
GA 30032
Linda Buice
PH: (404)284-0216
Fax: (404)284-2973
oandlconstruction@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Construction, General
Contractor
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
OFFICE
FURNITURE
INSTALLATION
SPECIALISTS
INC
2498-B
Tuckerstone
Pkwy
Tucker
GA 30084
Wil Hadnott
PH: (770)939-9899
Fax: (770)939-9861
ofis@ofisinc.com
Construction
FirmProfessional
Firm
Office
Furniture
Service Installers and Movers
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
OLH INC
590 Means St Ste 104
Atlanta
GA 30318
Regina Bennett
PH: (404)881-0099 x103
Fax: (404)881-8429
chendry@olhinc.com
Construction Firm
Construction
Management
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Pkwy
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
OMNI
ELEVATOR
COMPANY INC
823 Lennox Dr
Conyers
GA 30094
Herlen Bess
PH: (877)363-4222
Fax: (770)483-8361
herlbe@aol.com
Construction Firm
Elevator Company
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
ON TIME
STAFFING INC
1770 Indian Trail Rd
Ste 200
Norcross
GA 30093
Julia Murphy
PH: (678)287-8528
Fax: (678)287-8529
jumurphy@ontimestaffinginc.co
m
Temporary
Staffing,
Employment Agency
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
ON-SITE
TECHNICAL
HOME
SOLUTIONS INC
DBA
HOMEWATCH
SYSTEMS
521 Carriage
Court
Stone Mountain
GA 30087
Donney Massiah
PH: (770)879-2970
Fax: (678)620-2524
dmassiah@comcast.net
Construction Firm
Video Security and
Surveillance Sales and
Installation
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
ONE STOP
DESIGN
4525 Glenwood Rd Ste
G-8
Decatur
GA 30032
Monique Wheat
PH: (404)549-4337
Fax: (888)874-5833
monique@1stopdesignusa.com
Printing and Design
Marketing Ideas.
WBE
OPEN OPTIONS
SYSTEMS INC
6480 Chupp Rd Ste C-8
Lithonia
GA 30058
James Mann
PH: (770)482-7040
Fax: (770)482-9003
jkd@openoptions.net
Low Voltage System
Integrator,
Security
Systems
LSBE-DEKALB
ORALAB INC
1361 Greenridge Trl
Lithonia
GA 30058
Ademola Dada
PH: (404)944-7366
Fax: (404)806-5467
demsdad@gmail.com
Oracle Applications,
Database Consultant
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
ORNELAS
ASSOCIATES
INC
2015 Montreal Rd Ste
101
Tucker
GA 30084
Raquel Ornelas
PH: (770)939-1900
Fax: (770)939-1993
rornelas5@bellsouth.net
Commercial
Design
MBE
ORPINE INC
11785 Northfall
#504
Alpharetta
GA 30004
Sridhar Marupudi
PH: (404)242-5363
Fax: (678)623-9944
smarupudi@orpine.com
Software Development
Consultant
MBE
WBE
PALLET
LOGISTICS AND
SERVICES
Atlanta
GA 30349
Sylvia Payne
PH: (404)622-6034
Fax: (404)622-6306
Commodity Supplier
Wood
Manufacturer
Distributor
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Walk
Ln
Interior
Pallet
and
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
plsinc1997@aol.com
LSBE-DEKALB
WBE
PALMER'S
TACTICAL LLC
640 Valley Brook Rd
Decatur
GA 30033
Krista Palmer
PH: (404)296-9994
Fax: (404)296-9868
Commodity Supplier
Police/Prison Supplies
MBE
PANOLA
ENTERPRISES
INC
PO Box 575
Norcross
GA 30091
Abraham Mack Jr
PH: (770)441-8202
Fax: (770)441-8230
abraham.mack@bwmech.com
Construction Firm
Mechanical Contractor
MBE
PARAMOUNT
PROTECTIVE
SERVICES INC
1540 Highway 138 Ste
2G
Conyers
GA 30013
Jimmy Simpkins
PH: (770)760-0706
Fax: (770)760-0708
info@pps411.com
Armed and Unarmed
Security Personnel
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
PARAMOUNT
SOLUTIONS INC
3215 S Cherokee Ln
Woodstock
GA 30188
Jacquline Wilson
PH: (770)645-1155 x228
Fax: (770)645-1989
msimmons@psinc3.com
IT
Web
Service,
Analysis, Consulting
MBE
PARKING
COMPANY OF
AMERICA INC
157 Luckie St NW
Atlanta
GA 30303
Martin Chavez
PH: (513)241-0415
Fax: (513)241-0497
tkennett@pca-star.com
Parking Company
MBE
PARKING
COMPANY OF
AMERICA INC
250 W Court St Ste
200E
Cincinnati
OH 45202
Toni Kennett
PH: (513)241-0415
Fax: (513)241-0497
generalmail@pca-star.com
Parking Company
WBE
PARTITIONS INC
911 Montreal Rd
Clarkston
GA 30021
Dan Davis
PH: (404)299-0112
Fax: (404)299-8826
ddavis@partitionsgc.com
General and Electrical
Contractor
MBE
WBE
PAT MATHIS
CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY INC
224D
Stone Mountain
GA 30083
Patricia Mathis
PH: (912)236-0099
Fax: (912)236-0055
pmathiscc@aol.com
Construction Firm
Contractor
LSBE-MSA
PAUL CHEEKS ARCHITECTS
LLC
949 N Omrewood Park
Dr
Atlanta
GA 30316
Paul Cheeks
PH: (404)549-8005
Fax: (404)549-8069
paul@pcheeksarchitects.com
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-MSA
MBE
PCS
TECHNOLOGY
CONSULTANTS
LLC
390 Saddle Bridge Dr
Alpharetta
GA 30022
Van Padgett
PH: (678)566-3961
Fax: (678)405-5985
van@pcstechconsultants.com
Technology
&
Telecommunications
Consulting
WBE
PEACHTREE
TELECOMMUNI
CATIONS
INTERNATIONA
L LLC
11465 Johns
Pkwy Ste 350
Duluth
GA 30097
Kay Stewart
PH: (770)242-1970
Fax: (770)242-0818
kaystew@peachtreetelecom.com
Telecommunication
Products
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
PEGGY'S
BOUTIQUE
308 W Ponce de Leon
Pl Ste F-2
Decatur
GA 30030
Yvonne Gordon
PH: (404)370-9888
yvonpggy@aol.com
Commodity Supplier
Clothes and Uniforms
WBE
PETE CROWE
TRUCKING INC
1799 Rocky Ridge Dr
Conyers
GA 30012
Kip Fuller
PH: (770)483-4007
Fax: (770)922-6777
pctinc@bellsouth.net
Dump Trucks, Hauling
of Asphalt, Dirt and
Rocks.
LSBE-MSA
MBE
PINNACLE LAND
DEVELOPMENT
INC
457 Young James Cir
Stockbridge
GA 30281
Anthony Wiggins
PH: (678)382-5314
Fax: (770)389-3074
twigginspld@msn.com
Engineering
Consulting and Land
Surveyors
MBE
WBE
PINNACLE REAL
ESTATE
HOLDINGS LLC
4000 Dunwoody
Unit 5106
Dunwoody
GA 30338
Kimberly Handy
PH: (678)650-1419
khandy@pinnaclereh.com
Painting Services and
Property Investments
LSBE-MSA
WBE
PIONEER
REHABILITATIO
NS INC
555 Sun Valley Dr Ste
L-2
Roswell
GA 30076-5625
Angela O'Shea
PH: (770)550-7226
Fax: (770)552-7304
aoshea@pioneerrehabilitation.co
m
Medical
Rehabilitation,
Vocational,
Case
Management Services
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
PLANNERS FOR
ENVIRONMENT
AL QUALITY INC
6067 Roosevelt Hwy
Union City
GA 30291
Inga Kennedy
PH: (770)306-0100 x102
Fax: (770)306-7754
inga@bellsouth.net
Urban &
Planning
Consulting
LSBE-MSA
MBE
POSITIVE FLOW
PLUMBING
2045 Mt Zion Rd #223
Morrow
GA 30260
Lee Beecham
PH: (770)507-4774
Fax: (770)474-6240
Residential
and
Commercial Plumbing
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Creek
Pk
Regional
and
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
POSITIVE
PROMOTIONS
LTD
2860 Washington St
Avondale Estates
GA 30002
Josetta Shropshire
PH: (404)296-7880
Fax: (404)296-7914
service@positivepromotionsltd.c
om
Television, Video and
Technical Production
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
POSITIVE
PROMOTIONS
LTD
2031 Gees Mill Rd Ste
102
Conyers
GA 30012
Josetta Shropshire
PH: (404)296-7880
Fax: (404)296-7914
service@positivepromotionsltd.c
om
Television, Video and
Technical Production
MBE
PREMIER
ELECTRIC
SUPPLY INC
1024 White St SW
Atlanta
GA 30310-2634
John McGiff
PH: (404)753-8900
Fax: (404)753-8181
mellvey@bellsouth.net
Commodity Supplier
Electrical Cables and
Wires
MBE
PREMIER
ELECTRIC
SUPPLY INC
1024 White St SW
Atlanta
GA 30310
Commodity Supplier
Electrical Cables and
Wires
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
PRESTIGE
DESIGN GROUP
INC
1246 Bouldercrest Dr
SE
Atlanta
GA 30316-3635
Elayne Hill
PH: (404)241-2211
Fax: (404)212-1318
elayne@prestigedesigngroup.com
Uniforms
and
Corporate Apparel
LSBE-MSA
MBE
PRESTIGIOUS
LAWN CARE INC
PO Box 1122
Mableton
GA 30126
Lawrence McDuffie
PH: (770)739-6113
chrg324@aol.com
Landscaping
Lawncare
MBE
WBE
PRIMUS
SOFTWARE
CORPORATION
3061
Peachtree
Industrial Blvd #110
Duluth
GA 30097
Satish Anand
PH: (770)300-0004 x306
Fax: (770)300-0005
sanand@primussoft.com
Custom
Computer
Programming
and
Design Services
LSBE-DEKALB
PROFESSIONAL
OFFICE
SOLUTIONS LLC
2 Oak St
Avondale Estates
GA 30002
Denise Love
PH: (404)508-1184
Fax: (404)508-1185
professionaloffi@bellsouth.net
Printing
LSBE-MSA
MBE
PROFESSIONAL
TECHNOLOGY
INTEGRATION
INC
3485 Highcroft Cir
Norcross
GA 30092
Walter Jones
PH: (678)640-9873
Fax: (770)582-1251
walter.jones@professionaltechint
egration.com
IT Consulting and
Custom
Computer
Services
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
and
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
PROPERTY
MAINTENANCE
COMPLIANCE
GROUP LLC
5659 Hunters Chase Dr
Lithonia
GA 30038
Neva Jones
PH: (678)481-8804
Fax: (770)808-5245
pmcg01@aol.com
Property Maintenance,
Repair
and
Preservation
LSBE-DEKALB
PUMPING
MACHINERY
LLC
2977 Four Oaks Dr
Atlanta
GA 30360
Lev Nelik
PH: (770)310-0866
Fax: (770)350-9311
drpump@pumpingmachinery.co
m
Pumps
Service
and
Repair
LSBE-DEKALB
PUMPING
MACHINERY
LLC
3100 River Exchange
Dr Ste 123
Norcross
GA 30092
Lev Nelik
Fax: (770)441-3092
DrPump@pump-magazine.com
Pumps
Service
and
Repair
MBE
PYRAMID
CONSULTING
INC
11100 Atlantis Pl
Alpharetta
GA 30022
Megan Sullivan
PH: (404)434-5657
megan@pyramidci.com
IT Staffing
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
PYRAMID
ENGINEERING &
DEVELOPMENT
CO LLC
4151 Memorial Dr Bldg
A Ste 210-A
Decatur
GA 30032
Michael +
PH: (404)297-0750
Fax: (404)297-0751
mbell@pyramidedc.com
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
Q SOLUTIONS
INC
6617 Gunstock Ln
Tucker
GA 30084
Thuy Chang
PH: (770)939-6500
Fax: (770)938-6699
tkieu.chang@qsiworld.com
Civil & Environmental
and Technical Support
LSBE-MSA
MBE
Q-B
ENGINEERING
INC
517 Cemetery St
Norcross
GA 30071
Gilbert Quinones
PH: (770)449-8623
Fax: (770)449-1088
gilbert@qbenngineering.com
Consulting
Engineers,
Surveyors
LSBE-MSA
MBE
QUALITY
COMMUNICATIO
NS INC
131 Ponce De Leon Ste
229
Atlanta
GA 30308
Erika Frant
PH: (404)817-0770
Fax: (404)817-0731
james@qualitycomminc.net
Communications
Cabling,
Integrated
Security
Systems,
Personnel Services.
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
QUALITY
CONSTRUCTION
&
IMPROVEMENT
OF ATLANTA
INC
2730 Whites Mill Ct
Decatur
GA 30034
Victor Willis
PH: (678)725-2783
Fax: (404)212-8357
qciaw1@mindspring.com
Construction,
Electrical, Plumbing,
Installation
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Civil
Land
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
LSBE-DEKALB
QUALITY
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
INC
5307 Hollyfield Dr
Stone Mountain
GA 30088
Roy Rogers
PH: (770)413-6615
Fax: (404)418-7036
royrogers1962@bellsouth.net
Construction
FirmProfessional
Firm
MBE
QUALITY
INTERIORS &
DESIGNS
1905 Gates Ferry Way
McDonough
GA 30253
Vanessa Zimmerman
PH: (404)304-7058
Fax: (678)583-8363
mv865@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Paintings & Coatings
LSBE-MSA
R A SMITH
ASPHALT
PAVING
CONTRACTORS
INC
1498 Nash Rd NW
Atlanta
GA 30331
Missi Perrin
PH: (404)799-3332
Fax: (404)799-0251
rasasphalt@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Asphalt
Contractor
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
R
CONSTRUCTION
INC
3170 Lenora Church Rd
Ste 200
Snellville
GA 30039
Ramona Roman
PH: (770)978-8164
Fax: (678)344-2436
rconinc@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
LSBE-DEKALB
R&R GRADING
AND
DEMOLITION
LLC
2057 Rogers Lake Rd
Lithonia
GA 30058
Rickey Daughtery
PH: (404)259-5273
Fax: (770)696-1591
rickeyd30058@yahoo.com
Construction Firm
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
R2T INC
580 W Crossville Rd
Ste 101
Roswell
GA 30075
Kimberly Ajy
PH: (770)569-7038 X102
Fax: (770)594-7477
kim.ajy@r2tinc.com
Construction Firm
Construction,
Environmental, Water
and Wastewater
WBE
RAM TOOL &
SUPPLY
COMPANY INC
2439
Mountain
Industrial Blvd
Atlanta
GA 30084
Scott Henderson
PH: (770)270-1300
Fax: (770)270-9400
kcone@ram-tool.com
Commodity Supplier
Builder's
Tools,
Commercial
Construction Material
WBE
RAM TOOL &
SUPPLY
COMPANY INC
PO Box 320979
Birmingham
AL 35232-0000
Commodity Supplier
Builder's
Tools,
Commercial
Construction Material
MBE
RANDOLPH &
COMPANY INC
4382 Campbellton Rd
Atlanta
GA 30331-6502
Henry Randolph, Jr
PH: (404)349-2952
Fax: (404)349-2954
General
Contractor,
Underground Utilities
RAY GROUP
1827 Powers Ferry Rd
Ashim Ray
Engineering Design
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Business Type
Electrical Contracting
Service
Paving
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-MSA
MBE
CONSULTING
ENGINEERS INC
B20 S100
Atlanta
GA 30339
PH: (770)953-1443 x2004
Fax: (770)953-9533
raygroup@bellsouth.net
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
RED BRIDGE
CONSULTING
INC
1201
Atlanta
GA 30303
Norrene Duffy
PH: (404)524-3730
Fax: (404)524-3736
nduffy@redbridgeinc.com
Information
MBE
RED ROCK
GLOBAL LLC
170 Northside Dr SW
Ste 99
Atlanta
GA 30313-1330
David Sweet
PH: (404)815-1819 x11
Fax: (404)815-0399
trachal@redrockglobal.net
Real Estate Services
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
REEVES &
ASSOCIATES
CONSULTING
AND TRAINING
INC
2296 Henderson Mill
Rd Ste 206
Atlanta
GA 30345
Rebecca Reeves
PH: (770)414-7975
Fax: (770)474-9757
gayla@reevesandassociates.com
Consulting,
Facilitation
WBE
REFLECTIVE
APPAREL
FACTORY
1739 Sands Pl Ste D
Marietta
GA 30067
Sally Boven
PH: (770)988-9988
Fax: (770)988-0388
sally@reflectiveapparel.com
Commodity Supplier
Safety Apparel
LSBE-MSA
RELIABLE
BUILDERS
GROUP LLC
9690 Loblolly Ln
Roswell
GA 30075
Derrick Mosely
PH: (770)757-5462
Fax: (678)669-2345
dmosely@snetdata.com
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
REQUIRED
RESEARCH
1822 Commons View
Cir
Snellville
GA 30078
Kenyetta Brooks
PH: (678)860-5027
Fax: (770)234-3803
kbrooks5619@bellsouth.net
Marketing Research,
Data Analysis
MBE
RESURGENS
RISK
MANAGEMENT
INC/WILLIS
INSURANCE
SERVICES INC A
JOINT VENTURE
1201 Peachtree St NE
Ste 1730
Atlanta
GA 30361
Willie Burks
PH: (404)873-1561
Fax: (404)873-1574
wburks@rrmgt.com
Insurance
and
Services
WBE
RICHARD &
WITTSCHIEBE
ARCHITECTS
15 Simpson St
Atlanta
GA 30308
Janice Wittschiebe
PH: (404)688-2200
Fax: (404)688-2400
Architecture, Interior,
Planning
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Training,
Consulting
Brokerage
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
lisa@rwhdesign.com
LSBE-DEKALB
RICHEY
CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY
2082 Troutdale Dr
Decatur
GA 30032
John Richey
PH: (404)284-2548
jrichey4279@yahoo.com
Construction Firm
Construction
Contractor
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
RILEY
CONTRACT
SOLUTIONS LLC
2289 Amber Way
Decatur
GA 30032
LeeAnn Riley
PH: (404)516-5437
Fax: (404)212-2280
rileycsllc@bellsouth.net
Procurement,
Consulting
Program
and
Project
Management
LSBE-MSA
WBE
RJS DESIGNS
INC
486 Allgood Rd NE
Marietta
GA 30060-1246
Renee Severson
PH: (770)514-7868
Fax: (770)795-0150
renee@rjsdesigns.net
Interior Design
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
RLM MASONRY
INC
6295 Creekford Dr
Lithonia
GA 30058
Rickey Miller Sr
PH: (404)312-4688
Fax: (678)323-7933
RLMmasonry@cs.com
Construction Firm
Masonry, Stone, Blocs,
Glass
MBE
RND MEDICAL
SUPPLIES INC
1785 W Oak Pkwy Ste
7
Marietta
GA 30062
Katan Savani
PH: (770)423-2255
Fax: (866)485-3382
ksavani@qpsmedicals.com
Medical Supplies and
Services
LSBE-MSA
MBE
ROBINSON &
MARSHALL
TRADING
COMPANY
951 Glenwood Ave Ste
1306
Atlanta
GA 30316
Gregory Robinson
PH: (404)622-4322
Fax: (646)349-5944
greg@rapparel.com
Commodity Supplier
Import,
Distribute
Footwear, Apparel
LSBE-MSA
MBE
ROBINSON &
MARSHALL
TRADING
COMPANY
289-A Ga Hwy 212 Ste
105
Conyers
GA 30094
Dorethea Marshall
PH: (770)918-1409
Fax: (770)922-8089
d.marshall@robinsonmarshall.net
Commodity Supplier
Import,
Distribute
Footwear, Apparel
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
ROHADFOX
CONSTRUCTION
CONTROL
SERVICES CORP
434 Marietta St Unit
101
Atlanta
GA 30313
Rebekah Rohadfox
PH: (404)880-9888
Fax: (404)880-9911
joy.rohadfox@ccsc.net
Construction Firm
Construction
Management Services
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
RONALD S HUNT
LLC
3510 Waldrop Rd
Decatur
GA 30034
Ronald Hunt
PH: (678)698-0849
Fax: (404)241-3594
contractorron1@yahoo.com
General
Contractor,
HVAC, Electrical
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
ROSSINI
ARCHITECTURE
INC
2035 Manchester St NE
Atlanta
GA 30324
Laura Rossini
PH: (404)888-9926 x14
Fax: (404)888-9928
LSBE-DEKALB
RUSSELL DAVIS
& ASSOCIATES
INC
2900 Chamblee Tucker
Rd Bldg 8 Ste 3
Atlanta
GA 30341
Russell Davis
PH: (770)451-6901 x1
Fax: (770)451-6902
rdavis@russdavispe.com
Civil Engineering for
Land Development
LSBE-DEKALB
RUSSELL DAVIS
& ASSOCIATES
INC
2028 Luxuria Ct
Tucker
GA 30084
Russell Davis
PH: (678)935-2200
Fax: (678)278-8096
rdavis@russdavispe.com
Civil Engineering for
Land Development
LSBE-MSA
WBE
RUSSELL
ENGINEERING
INC
730 Crab Orchard Dr
Roswell
GA 30076
David Russell
PH: (678)778-9041
Fax: (770)587-5188
russellengineering@msn.com
Engineering
and
Environmental
Consultant Services,
Construction
Management
LSBE-MSA
S D C HOMES
INC
PO Box 98388
Atlanta
GA 30359
Theseus Scott
PH: (878)732-0057
Fax: (678)623-5728
sdchomes@bellsouth.net
Home Construction &
Rehabilitation
MBE
S L KING AND
ASSOCIATES
INC
South Tower
Atlanta
GA 30303
Stanley King
PH: (404)524-5800
Fax: (404)584-1799
stan@slking.com
Consulting,
Engineering,
Construction
Management
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
S L KING
TECHNOLOGIES
INC
1600
Atlanta
GA 30303
Edward Outlaw
PH: (404)832-4818
Fax: (404)584-1799
jchester@slkingtech.com
Strategic and BPI, IT
LSBE-MSA
WBE
S R SOLUTIONS
INTERNATIONA
L INC
2693 Rivers Edge Dr
Atlanta
GA 30324
Sharon Franzel
PH: (678)429-8983
Fax: (404)315-0081
sharonfranzel@comcast.net
Commodity Supplier
Wastewater Chemicals
and Equipment
LSBE-MSA
MBE
SAFEGUARD
PRINTING &
PROMOTIONAL
PRODUCTS INC
9925 Haynes Bridge Rd
Ste 200-178
Alphretta
GA 30022-8532
Ulanda Walton
PH: (770)752-4612
Fax: (770)772-0626
uwalton@gosafeguard.com
Commodity Supplier
Printing, Promotional
Products
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-DEKALB
SANDS CABLE
INSTALLATION
INC
4710 Clarks Creek Ln
Ellenwood
GA 30294
David Sands
PH: (404)421-1868
sandman1000@comcast.net
Cable Installation
LSBE-MSA
DBE
SAWA
TRANSPORTATI
ON INC
1565 Woodington Cir
NW Ste 205-C
Lawrenceville
GA 30044
Tewelde Gebremeskel
PH: (770)616-4617
Fax: (770)925-2440
sawatrucking775@bellsouth.net
Trucking and Hauling
Company
LSBE-DEKALB
WBE
SCHOFIELD
INTERIOR
CONTRACTORS
INC
1234 Bellaire Dr
Atlanta
GA 30319
Ruthanna Schofield
PH: (404)262-1173
Fax: (404)262-1174
Construction Firm
Interior Construction
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
SCOTT AND
SONS HOLDINGS
LLC
4203 Hideaway Dr
Tucker
GA 30089
Kasha Scott
PH: (404)624-1020
Fax: (404)624-1022
kk@ssbuilt.com
Construction Firm
Licensed Utility and
General
Contractor,
Construction,
Construction
Managment
LSBE-DEKALB
SCOTT
SECURITY INC
2684 Davidson Dr
Lithonia
GA 30058
John Scott
Fax: (770)482-8685
scottsecurity1@gmail.com
Security Services
LSBE-DEKALB
SCOTT'S
TRUCKING &
HAULING LLC
3490 Sweetgum Ln
Decatur
GA 30032
Jeffery Johnson
PH: (404)444-0085
Fax: (404)288-9944
johnson2884@bellsouth.net
Trucking & Hauling
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
SD & C INC
PO Box 773
Stone Mountain
GA 30086-0773
Tony Adibe
PH: (404)508-2481
Fax: (404)508-2483
aadibe@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Construction, Grading,
Demolition
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
SECURE
HOLDINGS LLC
5805 Mill Crest Way
Lithonia
GA 30038
Joseph Grant
PH: (404)569-6648
Fax: (770)981-5568
jgrant81@comcast.net
Commodity Supplier
Janitorial,
Service,
Supplies
LSBE-DEKALB
SERENITY
BUILDERS LTD
1687 San Gabriel Ave
Decatur
GA 30032
Louise Brown
PH: (678)200-0812
serenitybuilders@ymail.com
Interior/Exterior
Painting
LSBE-DEKALB
SFA AND
ASSOCIATES
LLC
502 Wynbrooke Pkwy
Stone Mountain
GA 30087
Basil Smith
PH: (770)413-7967
Fax: (770)413-0474
Structural Engineering
Design
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Food
Paper
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
bsmith@sfaengineers.com
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
SHAMAR
CONSULTANTS
LLC
5638 Mountain Crescent
Stone Mountain
GA 30087
Paul Benitez
PH: (678)662-4739
Fax: (770)469-4838
benitezpaul@bellsouth.net
Web Master Developer
and MS Trainer
LSBE-MSA
SHEA
ENGINEERING
LLC
900 Circle 75 Pkwy Ste
1330B
Atlanta
GA 30339
Anthony Riviere
PH: (770)837-5880
Fax: (770)783-8218
sheaeng@gmail.com
Civil Engineering Firm
MBE
WBE
SIGNWORKS INC
1434 Kelton Dr
Stone Mountain
GA 30083
Henrietta Kisseth
PH: (404)298-9632
Fax: (404)298-9631
signworkga@yahoo.com
Commodity Supplier
Signage, Advertising,
and Graphic Design
WBE
SITE WORK
INDUSTRIES INC
350 Buford Hwy Ste
101
Sugar Hill
GA 30518
Robert Rushmore
PH: (770)271-1000
Fax: (770)945-4099
siteworkind@aol.com
Construction Firm
Pavement
Markings
for
Parking
Lots,
Parking Decks, and
Roads.
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
SKILLED
BUILDERS INC
3154 Grove View Ct
Dacula
GA 30019
PH: (678)508-2230
Fax: (678)377-2808
skilledbuilders@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Construction
LSBE-MSA
SKYLINE
ENGINEERING &
CONSTRUCTION
LLC
1678 Oakbrook Lake Dr
Ste 200
Norcross
GA 30093
Dwyane Cheatom
PH: (404)308-0309
Fax: (404)344-9602
dcheatom@skyline-ec.com
Engineering
Consulting
WBE
SMITH REAL
ESTATE
SERVICES INC
120 Hammond Dr
Atlanta
GA 30328
Pamela Smith
PH: (404)315-1512 x101
Fax: (404)315-9890
psmith@smith-res.com
Real
Acquisition,
Management
LSBE-MSA
SMITH'S
STREETSMART
CONSULTING
GROUP
7310 Chaucer Court
Riverdale
GA 30296
Fent Smith
PH: (404)839-4693
Fax: (678)836-1444
fent@yourstoown.com
Commerical
Residential
Construction
Demolition
Management
SMJ
CONTRACTING
LLC
2871 Harold Dean Dr
Marietta
GA 30066
Shirley Jones
PH: (678)332-4973
Fax: (678)290-0597
jones2776303@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
LSBE-MSA
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
and
Estate,
and
Paving and Trucking
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-MSA
MBE
SOCO
CONTRACTING
COMPANY INC
5655 Peachtree Pkwy
Ste 117
Norcross
GA 30092
Parampal Singh
PH: (770)335-1256
Fax: (678)527-2404
parampal@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
General
Contractor,
MBE
WBE
SOFTECH
INTERNATIONA
L RESOURCES
INC
3300 Holcomb Bridge
Rd Ste 216
Norcross
GA 30092
Ganesan Sundari
PH: (770)447-8002
Fax: (404)592-4697
contracts@softintl.com
IT
Staff
Augmentation/Softwar
e
Development
Company
MBE
SOIL AND
ENVIRONMENT
AL TESTING
SERVICES INC
3300 Marjan Dr
Atlanta
GA 30340
Joe Eto
PH: (770)986-0977
Fax: (770)936-0247
jeto@setsinternational.com
Environmental
Consulting,
Testing
Engineering
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
SOL
CONSTRUCTION
LLC
Ste 115
Atlanta
GA 30340
Juliana Gomez
PH: (770)455-1822
Fax: (800)996-0385
jgomez@solconstructionllc.com
Construction Firm
Utilities and Concrete
Construction
WBE
SOLLENIUM
ENTERPRISES
4645 Guilford Forest Dr
SW
Atlanta
GA 30331
Marsha Freso
PH: (404)725-1425
Computer Supplies and
Services
WBE
SOUNDD
INVESTMENT
COMPANY INC
2688 Peachtree Sq
Atlanta
GA 30360-2633
Lisa Wilmer
PH: (770)458-1679
Fax: (770)458-0276
accounting@tapewarehouse.com
Audio, Video,
Data Media
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
SOUTHEASTERN
ECONO
DISPOSAL
SERVICES INC
985 Cox Ave SW
Atlanta
GA 30310
Kenya Calloway
PH: (404)344-6550
Fax: (404)344-6970
southeasternecono@yahoo.com
Waste
Disposal,
Hauling,
and
Construction
Dumpsters
WBE
SOUTHEASTERN
ENGINEERING
INC
2470 Sandy Plains Rd
Marietta
GA 30066
Nicole Hall
PH: (770)321-3936
Fax: (770)321-3935
nicolehall@seengineering.com
Traffic
Transportation
Engineering
LSBE-MSA
SOUTHEASTERN
SECURITY
PROFESSIONALS
LLC
4154 Silver Peak Pkwy
Ste C
Suwanee
GA 30024
David English
PH: (770)540-0175
Fax: (770)882-0005
cchen@sspro.biz
Construction Firm
Burglar and Fire Alarm
Systems, CCTV, Card
Access System
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Lab
Civil
and
and
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
MBE
SOUTHSIDE
SHEET METAL
COMPANY
9279 S Main Ct Ste A
Jonesboro
GA 30236
Lawrence Lester
PH: (770)866-2370
llester@southsidesm.com
Sheet Metal Contractor
LSBE-MSA
MBE
SOUTHSTAR
CONSTRUCTION
LLC
4250 Cascade Rd
Atlanta
GA 30331
Kendall Jenrette
PH: (404)587-1910
info@southstarconstructionco.co
m
Construction Firm
Commercial
and
Residential Contractor
MBE
ST PIERRE
ENTERPRISES
INC
298 N Main St
Jonesboro
GA 30236
Jude StPierre
PH: (404)391-8897
Fax: (770)471-4865
stpierrefence@aol.com
Fence Installation and
Materials
MBE
ST PIERRE
ENTERPRISES
INC
807 Black Diamond Dr
McDonough
GA 30253
Jude St Pierre
PH: (770)472-4383
Fax: (770)471-4865
stpierrefence@aol.com
Fence Installation and
Materials
LSBE-MSA
MBE
STAGECOACH
RECONSTRUCTI
ON INC
675 Metropolitan Pkwy
Ste 3078
Atlanta
GA 30310
Anthony Dudley
PH: (678)772-4077
Fax: (404)523-4997
janicev@bellsouth.net
Auto Body Repair &
Refinishing (Painting)
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
STEELE
PROGRAM
MANAGERS LLC
5295 Hwy 78 Ste D294
Stone Mountain
GA 30087
Jaqui Steele
PH: (404)379-6779
Fax: (770)465-5356
jsteele@steelepm.com
Construction
Management
Project
LSBE-DEKALB
STONE
MOUNTAIN
DUMP TRUCKS
INC
7418 Bay Side Trl
Stone Mountain
GA 30087
Donald Cadogan
PH: (678)410-8631
Fax: (770)413-6672
Construction Firm
Construction
Hauling
and
MBE
WBE
STRATEGIC
REALITIES INC
2280 Burch Cir NE
Atlanta
GA 30319-3902
Marcia Steele
Fax: (404)633-3886
marcia.steele@gmail.com
strategic
Meeting
Training
WBE
STREET SMARTS
3160 Main St #100
Duluth
GA 30095
Marsha Anderson Bomar
PH: (770)813-0882
Fax: (770)813-0688
marsha@streetsmarts.us
Transportation
Planning and Traffic
Engineering
LSBE-MSA
STRICKLAND &
SON
CONSTRUCTION
6235 Short Rd Unit B
Fairburn
GA 30213
HOPIE STRICKLAND
PH: (770)780-4928
Fax: (770)774-9090
Construction Firm
Utility
Construction/Undergro
und Projects
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Planning,
Facilition
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
LLC
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
stricklandca@bellsouth.net
WBE
STRICKLAND
PIPELINE &
CONSTRUCTION
INC
1009 Upper Burris Rd
Canton
GA 30114
Christy Strickland
PH: (404)372-6074
Fax: (770)704-7340
christy@strickland-construction.c
om
Construction Firm
General Utility and
Pipeline Construction
LSBE-MSA
MBE
STRICKLAND
SECURITY &
SAFETY
SOLUTIONS LLC
541 Tenth St NW Ste
135
Atlanta
GA 30318
Robert Strickland
PH: (800)422-9075
Fax: (800)750-9726
rob.strickland@besecureandsafe.
com
Security &
Consultants
MBE
SUMP'EM GOOD
CATERING
COMPANY
1782 Panola Rd
Ellenwood
GA 30294
Brenda Madison
PH: (770)808-0235
Fax: (770)808-3861
Food Service
Catering
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
SUPERIOR
PIPELINE
SERVICES INC
PO Box 48775
Atlanta
GA 30362-1775
PH: (678)278-5779
dionallen1974@yahoo.com
Construction Firm
Utility Contractor and
Project Management
WBE
SUPERIOR
STAFF
RESOURCES NC
250 International Dr
Williamsville
NY 14221
Patricia Haley
PH: (770)850-8884
Fax: (770)850-0880
haleyp@superior-sdc.com
Staffing Services
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
SUPREME
RECOVERY
SERVICES LLC
PO Box 1684
Pine Lake
GA 30072
Ken Peeples
PH: (404)734-5967
Fax: (404)212-7206
kenpeeples15@yahoo.com/allen
@ep2solutions.com
Collection Agency
LSBE-DEKALB
SURESHOTS 101
PHOTOGRAPHY
3883 Springleaf Ct
Stone Mountain
GA 30083-4692
Ronald Curtis
PH: (404)508-1233
sureshots101@comcast.net
Mobile
Photography
On-site
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
SWEET
BLESSINGS INC
4808 Flat Shoals Pkwy
Decatur
GA 30034
Priscilla Armstrong
PH: (770)981-0136
Fax: (770)981-0138
sweetblessingsinc@yahoo.com
Bakery,
Cookies, Pies
Cakes,
LSBE-DEKALB
SWING
CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY INC
3189 Oxbridge Way
Lithonia
GA 30038
Gerald Swing
PH: (404)925-1985
Fax: (770)323-8966
swingco@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Construction
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Safety
and
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-DEKALB
WBE
SYCAMORE
CONSULTING
INC
909 Church St
Decatur
GA 30030
Elizabeth Sanford
PH: (404)377-9147
Fax: (404)377-9091
Lizsanford@sycamoreconsulting.
net
Consulting,
Transportation,
Planning,
Public
Involvement
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
SYDMAR GOLF
MANAGEMENT
2107 N Decatur Rd Ste
114
Decatur
GA 30033-5305
Marie Jackson
PH: (404)288-0791
Fax: (404)288-4887
mjackson@sydmargolf.com
Professional
Management
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
SYNERGY
DEVELOPMENT
PARTNERS LLC
72 Solomon St SE Ste
200
Atlanta
GA 30312
Jeanie Hunter
PH: (404)254-4755
Fax: (404)254-4742
jhunter@synergydp.com
Construction Firm
General
Contractor
Commercial
Construction
LSBE-DEKALB
T&J
INDUSTRIES
CONTRACTING
&
DEVELOPMENT
INC
5978 Covington Hwy
Decatur
GA 30037
Kenya Robinson
PH: (678)522-1409
Fax: (866)601-5674
kenya652@aol.com
Water
and
Sewer
Installation, Utilities
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
T O STARKS
AND
ASSOCIATES
PO Box 1168
Lithonia
GA 30058
Timothy Starks
PH: (770)322-9919
Fax: (770)322-8120
tosz@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Landscape
and
Hardscape Installation
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
TCG
CONSULTING
INC
229 Triumph Dr
Atlanta
GA 30327
Shawn Cooper
PH: (404)343-3805
Fax: (404)343-3805
shawn@tcgconsulting.biz
Marketing,
Communications
Public Relations
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
TECHNASERV
CORPORATION
3754 Buford Hwy Ste
A-4
Atlanta
GA 30329
Gilllian Perry
PH: (404)642-4596
Fax: (770)410-6932
technaserv@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Demolition,
Remodeling
and
Services
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
TECHSTAR
CONSULTING
INCORPORATED
5838 Gateway Blvd
Stone Mountain
GA 30087
Brian Benn
PH: (404)663-8508
Fax: (770)413-3012
bbenn@techstarconsulting.net
IT
Professional
Consulting
MBE
WBE
TELEVISION
ELECTRONICS
CO+A9385
PO Box 93726
Atlanta
GA 30377
Gwen Mitchell-Beard
Fax: (404)875-5499
gwen@atlantacomm.com
Communication
Equipment Sales and
Services
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Golf
and
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
TEM
CONSTRUCTION
LLC
420 Chippenham Ct
Alpharetta
GA 30005
Teresa Estrada
PH: (678)860-3352
Fax: (770)814-7112
temconcrete@bellsouth.net
Construction Firm
Construction
and
Concrete Services
MBE
THE ARTIS
GROUP INC
459 Allana Ct
Stone Mountain
GA 30087
Sherman Artis
PH: (770)498-7727
Fax: (770)498-7728
sherman@theartisgroup.com
Marine Construction
and Fuel Distribution
LSBE-DEKALB
WBE
THE BARROCAS
GROUP LLC
2566 Shallowford Rd
Ste 104 #345
Atlanta
GA 30345
Janice Barrocas
PH: (404)805-5134
Fax: (404)636-5456
janice@thebarrocasgroup.com
Government Relation
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
THE BATTLE
GROUP INC
237 Grover Turner Way
McDonough
GA 30253
Tina Mitchell
PH: (678)759-0984
Fax: (678)759-0994
tina.mitchell@taxbattle.com
Accounting, Auditing,
&
Organizational
Development
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
THE BATTLE
GROUP INC
PO Box 1247
Stockbridge
GA 30281
Tina Mitchell
PH: (678)750-0984
Fax: (678)759-0994
tina.mitchell@taxbattle.com
Accounting, Auditing,
&
Organizational
Development
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
THE BREVOORT
CONSTRUCTION
CORPORATION
4887 Topsfield Trl
Lithonia
GA 30038
Eric Perry
PH: (678)982-4377
Fax: (770)271-0024
capt1229@aol.com
Construction Firm
General Contractor
LSBE-MSA
MBE
THE
COLLABORATIV
E FIRM LLC
1514 E Cleveland Ave
Ste 82
East Point
GA 30344
Michael Hightower
PH: (404)684-7031
Fax: (404)684-7033
mhightower@thecollaborativefir
m.com
Land Use, Planning &
Development, Program
Management
LSBE-MSA
MBE
THE CONDUIT
GROUP
3257 CreekTrace E
Hiram
GA 30141
Raja Antone
PH: (770)883-3362
Fax: (770)883-3362
rajaantone@hotmail.com
Management
Consulting
LSBE-DEKALB
THE CORNELIUS
GROUP INC
PO Box 4146
Atlanta
GA 30302
Brenda Cornelius
PH: (404)244-7067
Fax: (404)244-8165
president@thecorneliusgroup.net
Bi-Lingual
Spanish
Community Relations
LSBE-MSA
WBE
THE EPSTEN
GROUP INC
420 Edgewood Ave
Atlanta
Molly Martin
PH: (404)577-0370 x100
Architecture
and
Building Consulting
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
GA 30307
Fax: (404)577-1739
in@theepstengroup.com
Business
Category
Business Type
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
THE HARWEN
GROUP INC
3040 Highlands Pkwy
Ste A
Smyrna
GA 30082
Bernice Franklin
PH: (770)432-5620
Fax: (770)434-1638
harwengrp@aol.com
Insurance
MBE
THE LIONS
GROUP INC
6075 Lees Mill Rd
Forest Park
GA 30297-2489
Mulugeta Zeleke
PH: (404)763-3355
Fax: (404)763-0054
sint@thelionsgroup.com
Construction Firm
General Contractor
LSBE-MSA
MBE
THE MARQUIN
CONSULTING
GROUP LLC
1526 E Forrest Ave Ste
200
Atlanta
GA 30344
Marion Cousin
PH: (678)539-8330
Fax: (678)539-8075
mcousin@marquin.com
Personnel Services
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
THE NILE
GROUP LLC
4300 E Ponce de Leon
Ave
Clarkston
GA 30021
Theodros Hailegioreis
PH: (678)662-5213
Fax: (404)299-6266
thenilegroup@bellsouth.net
Parking and Property
Management
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
THE POLOTE
CORPORATION
224-C
Stone Mountain
GA 30083
Benjamin Polote
PH: (912)232-1188
Fax: (912)234-7940
ben_polote_jr@polote.com
Construction Firm
Construction Manager,
Building Construction
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
THE ROBINSON
REALTY GROUP
3752 Cascade Rd Ste
130
Atlanta
GA 30331
Lisa Robinson
PH: (404)246-5333
Fax: (404)477-3219
lisar@robinsonrealtygroup.com
Real Estate and Public
Relations Services
LSBE-MSA
MBE
THE ROYSTER
GROUP INC
813 Deerwood Dr Ste
100
Stockbridge
GA 30281
Kenneth Taunton
PH: (770)507-3353
Fax: (770)507-4034
krtaunton@roystergroup.com
Personnel/Recruitment
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
THE SIWEL
GROUP LC
353 Whitney Ln Ste 2
McDonough
GA 30253
Regina Ward
PH: (404)551-5306 x710
Fax: (866)567-4518
wardr@thesiwelgroup.com
Consulting Firm
LSBE-DEKALB
THOMAS
COUNSELING
Ste 1110
Jerry Thomas
PH: (404)587-8707
Consulting Alcohol &
Drug
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
MBE
SERVICES
Chamblee
GA 30340
Fax: (404)633-4403
jthoma1@bellsouth.net
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
THOMAS
COUNSELING
SERVICES
3047 Hudson Ct
Decatur
GA 30033
PH: (404)634-2408
Consulting Alcohol &
Drug
LSBE-DEKALB
THOMAS S
KISGEN PE
CONSULTING
ENGINEER
1630 Johnson Rd NE
Atlanta
GA 30306-3155
Thomas Kisgen
PH: (404)817-7688
Fax: (404)817-7688
tkisgen@hotmail.com
Engineering ServicesMechanical,
Professional
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
THRASHER'S
LAWNSCAPES
2240 Rambling Way
Lithonia
GA 30058
Darrell Thrasher
PH: (404)392-8191
Fax: (770)559-3023
detlawnscapes@yahoo.com
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
TIMELY
ENGINEERING
SOIL TEST LLC
1874 Forge St
Tucker
GA 30084
Lev Buchks
PH: (770)938-8233
Fax: (770)923-8973
lev@test-llc.com
Soil Testing
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
TPM SERVICES
INC
760 Olde Clubs Dr
Alpharetta
GA 30022
Cheryl Taylor
PH: (404)580-2651
Fax: (770)650-0229
cheryl.taylor@tpmservices.biz
IT and Administrative
Consulting
LSBE-MSA
MBE
TRANSPORTATI
ON SYSTEMS
DESIGN INC
8601 Dunwoody Pl Ste
109
Sandy Springs
GA 30350-2509
Anna Shmukler
PH: (404)255-2220 x101
Fax: (404)255-2206
anna.shmukler@tsdengineers.co
m
Professional
Engineering
and
Surveying Services
MBE
WBE
TRI-TECH
ASSOCIATES
INC
2001 Martin Luther
King Jr Dr Ste 400
Atlanta
GA 30310
Beanie Reeves
PH: (404)564-4990
Fax: (404)564-4989
tritechassociatesusa@uyahoo.co
m
Environmental
Consulting
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
TRINITY
INDUSTRIAL
SUPPLY LLC
5574 Southland Dr
Stone Mountain
GA 30087-
Linda Mayhand
PH: (404)429-7257
Fax: (678)476-1088
lfmay@bellsouth.net
Industrial Supplies
LSBE-DEKALB
WBE
TRINITY
PROGRAM
MANAGEMENT
INC
5312 Trowbridge Dr
Dunwoody
GA 30338
Kelley Brown
PH: (770)335-1482
Fax: (678)229-0019
kelleybrown@trinitypminc.com
Construction Program
Management Services
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Lawn Maintenance
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
WBE
TURNERBOONE
LLC
1320
Industrial
A-1600
Atlanta
GA 30318
Ellen Turner
PH: (404)733-1060
Fax: (404)733-1030
eturner@turnerboone.com
Commerical Interior
LSBE-MSA
MBE
TWIN
LANDSCAPING
& GRADING INC
3608 Lincoln
Way
Ellenwood
GA 30294
Donald Bowden
PH: (770)389-8640
Fax: (770)389-8641
twinlandscaping@yahoo.com
Construction Firm
Landscaping
Grading
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
ULTIMATE
SOLUTIONS
TRANSIT GROUP
INC
3007 Panola Dr Ste C
Lithonia
GA 30038
George Turner
PH: (770)482-7008
Fax: (770)482-2971
gturner@ustransitgroup.com
Transportation
Management
Consulting Services
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
UMC INC
3246 Buford Hwy Ste
101
Duluth
GA 30096-3531
Marketing
and
Consulting;
Manufacturing
and
Installing Computers,
DVR, CCTV
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
UPBUILD
DESIGN LLC
114 New St Ste D-1
Decatur
GA 30030
Nadine Levy
PH: (404)371-1454
Fax: (404)687-9546
contact@upbuilddesign.com
Construction Firm
Architecture Design,
Project Management
and
Professional
Services
MBE
URBAN UTILITY
SERVICES LLC
3597 Dyer Parke Ln
Marietta
GA 30060
Anthony Anenih
Fax: (678)398-7315
urbanutility@comcast.net
Construction Firm
Construction
Management
and
Construction Safety
LSBE-MSA
MBE
UREY
COMPANIES LLC
5755 North Poin Pkwy
Ste 76
Alpharetta
GA 30022
Marcus Wilson
PH: (770)500-3341 x203
Fax: (770)500-3342
marcuswilson@ureycompanies.c
om
Construction Firm
Concrete and Masonry
Construction
LSBE-DEKALB
US
TECHNOLOGY
AND
ENGINEERING
LLC
Ste 142F
Atlanta
GA 30340
David Yeh
PH: (770)936-5199
Fax: (770)936-5198
davidyeh@ustega.com
Engineering
Construction
Management
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
V K BROWN
FINANCIAL
SERVICES
3261 Dunbery Chase
Marietta
GA 30067
Kimberly Brown
PH: (678)910-9985
Fax: (770)953-8654
Financial
&
Accounting Services
9/20/2010 8:46 AM
Ellsworth
Blvd Ste
Jones
and
and
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
Information
Business
Category
Business Type
kbrown@vkgreatservice.com
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
VERNELL
BARNES
ARCHITECT
3826 Loyola Ct
Decatur
GA 30034
Vernell Barnes
PH: (770)987-9872
Fax: (770)987-5208
vbarnes_arch@comcast.net
Construction Firm
Architect
Design
WBE
VIRTUE GROUP
LLC
5755 North Point Pkwy
Ste 85
Alpharetta
GA 30022
Lakshmi Manthena
PH: (678)578-4554
Fax: (678)325-6416
lakshmi@virtuegroup.com
Information
and
Staff
Augumentation
LSBE-MSA
MBE
WBE
VONBRUTON'S
AFFORDABLE
HOUSING LLC
100 Arlington Trace
Fayetteville
GA 30215
Stephanie Gillespie
PH: (770)486-7768
Fax: (770)486-1055
vonbrutons@bellsouth.net
Provide Construction
Materials & Labor
LSBE-MSA
VONCREATIONS
INC
723 Piedmont Ave NE
Atlanta
GA 30308-1416
Yvonne Wiltz
PH: (404)347-1054
Fax: (404)347-1057
vonco3@bellsouth.net
Marketing,
Special
Events
Managment,
Conference
and
Meeting Management
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
VR
CONSTRUCTION
USA INC
3500 Eddie's Way
Ellenwood
GA 30294
Anthony Rogers
PH: (678)933-5999
Fax: (678)802-1927
anthony@vrconstructionusa.com
Construction Firm
Utility Contractor
LSBE-MSA
VSN INC
PO Box 4440
Alpharetta
GA 30023
Padmaja Akkineni
PH: (404)368-4800
Fax: (866)779-7161
pakkinen@yahoo.com
Software
Services
LSBE-MSA
WATSON TREE
SERVICE
1904 Sloane Ct
Conyers
GA 30094
Norman Watson
PH: (404)379-2089
watsontreeservice@yahoo.com
Tree Removal
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WAYNE
CONSTRUCTION
INC
3996 Indian Manor Dr
Stone Mountain
GA 30083
Leyland Jeffers
PH: (770)380-9748
Fax: (404)297-0461
pennesin@bellsouth.net
Building Construction
and Repair
LSBE-MSA
WBE
WBE DORCAS
INCORPORATED
1020 Cambridge Sq Ste
C Rm 202
Alpharetta
GA 30009
Dorcas Hermes
PH: (770)543-0036
Fax: (678)455-2284
tammy@wbedorcas.com
Water/Sewer Material
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MBE
WCR
3662 Salem Dr
Walter Reid
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Consultant
Certification Type
Business
Name
Address
Contact Name &
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INC
Lithonia
GA 30038
PH: (678)794-4569
Fax: (770)981-9387
wcrljr@bellsouth.net
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
WES
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS
LLC
PO Box 248
Social Circle
GA 30025
David Brown
PH: (404)516-4914
Fax: (770)385-5364
lataki@peoplepc.com
Electrical Wiring and
Piping
MBE
WILLIAMS-RUSS
ELL AND
JOHNSON INC
817 W Peachtree St NW
Ste 500
Atlanta
GA 30308
Charles Johnson, Sr.
PH: (404)853-6800
Fax: (404)607-8890
Architectural
&
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and
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LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WILLIE METTS
QUALITY
PAINTING &
DECORATING
LLC
3970 Bouldercrest Rd
Ellenwood
GA 30294
Willie Metts
PH: (678)754-3098
Fax: (404)241-7994
rmetts2002@yahoo.com
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MBE
WBE
WILLIS
MECHANICAL
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3230 Peachtree Corners
Circle Ste R
Norcross
GA 30092
Leticia Maspons Willis
Fax: (678)966-9420
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INC
3772 Pleasantdale Rd
Ste 165
Atlanta
GA 30340
Doris Wilmer
PH: (770)939-0089 X24
Fax: (770)939-4299
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Professional
Geotechnical
Engineering
Consultant
MBE
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4854 Old National Hwy
Ste 144
College Park
GA 30337
Wilfred Macauley
PH: (770)715-6900
Fax: (404)763-8431
sgallucci@wilmac-inc.com
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MBE
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WPG
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ERIORS INC
1100 W Peachtree St
Atlanta
GA 30309
Janice Murphy
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Fax: (404)874-0601
jan@wpg-inc.com
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MBE
WRIGHT
VENTURES INC
1448 Hunters Ford
Stone Mountain
GA 30088
Dalton Wright
PH: (770)808-9646
Fax: (770)554-1939
wrightventures@yahoo.com
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LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
XCEPTIONAL
CARE INC
3951 Snapfinger Pkwy
Ste 590
Decatur
GA 30035
Carlyn Forrest
PH: (404)534-1973
Fax: (404)534-1975
cforrestrn@aol.com
Licensed
Provider
LSBE-DEKALB
YAH GROUP LLC
1077 4th St #1
Stone Mountain
GA 30083
Victor Kuma
PH: (404)518-4387
Fax: (678)694-1350
victorkuma@live.com
Construction sidewalks
LSBE-DEKALB
MBE
WBE
YOUR DAY
YOUR WAY
1915 Sailcloth St
Lithonia
GA 30058
Theresa Johson
PH: (404)310-4222
Fax: (678)418-9748
tjohnson@yourdayyourway.net
Event
Planning,
Marketing and Staffing
Services
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Homecare
Attachment 3
Contract Specifications/Technical Proposal
RFP NO. 10-02
Attachment 3
Contract Specifications/Technical Proposal
Medical Services Only
NOTE: The DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office, (hereinafter referred to as “DKSO”) is soliciting
proposals from qualified bidders for Inmate Medical Services at the DeKalb County Jail.
Service Provider must indicate whether they understand and agree to comply with each of
the applicable contract specifications set forth below by checking the boxes provided.
I. STANDARDS
COMPLY: ___YES___NO
A. Service Provider shall comply with the Constitution of the United States of
America, the Constitution of the State of Georgia and any other appropriate federal,
state or local authority for the duration of this Contract. In addition, inmate medical
services must be provided in compliance with the “Standards for Health Services in
Jails, Revised 2008,” established by the National Commission on Correctional
Health Care (NCCHC), and the “Performance-Based Standards for Adult Local
Detention Facilities, Fourth Edition,” as established by the American Correctional
Association (ACA), as amended or revised during the term of this Contract, and
any other accrediting body selected by the DKSO.
B. Service Provider will furnish all services and perform all duties within its
immediate control to advise the DKSO of any and all other criteria, outside of
Service Provider’s control that must be met in order to comply with the necessary
standards.
II. START-UP REQUIREMENTS
COMPLY: ___YES___NO
A. Service Provider will be responsible for all things necessary to provide the
services set forth in the Contract and Contract Specifications as of the
commencement date specified in the Contract.
B. Service provider shall develop and implement clearly defined written site-specific
policies and procedures to include at a minimum, those required by NCCHC and
ACA standards in correlation with DKSO’s policies and procedures for service
delivery.
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III. STAFF REQUIREMENTS
COMPLY: ___YES ___NO
A. General
1. Service Provider shall furnish all medical, technical and support personnel
necessary for rendering medical services to inmates at the Jail as described
herein.
2. Service Provider shall provide adequate staff to meet all conditions and
specifications of this Contract.
3. Service Provider shall ensure that all staff is licensed, certified, or registered,
as appropriate, in their respective areas of expertise.
4. Service Provider must have a strong administrative team that regularly
communicates with and is responsive to the Sheriff’s Administration, Jail Staff and
Health Services Coordinator.
B. Security
1. Service Provider staff shall meet the background check and security clearance
of the DKSO.
2. Any person who is an employee, agent, independent contractor or
subcontractor of the Service Provider who enters the Jail may be searched,
fingerprinted (for the purpose of a criminal history background check),
photographed and required to wear an identification card issued by the DKSO.
C. Recruiting and Hiring
1. Service Provider will have the resources to aggressively and creatively recruit
qualified professionals and develop and implement staff retention systems.
2. Service Provider will be able to demonstrate low company turnover rates,
particularly by the following positions: Health Services Administrator, Medical
Director, Nurse Practitioner, Physician Assistant, Registered Nurse and Licensed
Practical Nurse.
3. All staff qualifications must meet the requirements of the Georgia Board of
Registration in Medicine, the Board of Registration in Nursing, the National
Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC), the American Correctional
Association (ACA), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) standards for
medical care, and other applicable regulations.
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D. Staff Chart
1. Service Provider shall submit staff charts for each year of this Contract,
indicating the positions, including the number of Full Time Equivalent (FTE) staff
required to fulfill all requirements under this Contract. This chart indicates the
minimum number of staff, which the Service Provider will be required to maintain
during the Contract Period, unless subsequently modified by mutual written
agreement of the Service Provider and the Sheriff.
2. The Staff Chart shall be completed in full in response to this request and made
a part of this Contract. The Staff Chart shall be used as a basis for calculating a
reduction in Service Provider’s monthly invoice due to vacancies in a given
position shown on the chart.
E. Attendance Records
1. Service Provider shall furnish the Sheriff and/or his designee with an
attendance record for each month, including the names and hours worked for
each person performing the duties for each position set forth in the Staff Chart for
that contract period, including contracted staff. Service Provider shall make
attendance records available no later than the 5th of the following month.
2. Service Provider shall maintain an attendance log and daily staffing schedule
for medical personnel. The adequacy of staffing shall be reviewed monthly and
as needed by the Sheriff and/or his designee, Jail Division Commander, Health
Services Coordinator, Medical Director, and Health Services Administrator.
F. On Call Staffing
Service Provider will ensure that a medical doctor and a health services
supervisor are on call at all times.
G. Call Back Coverage
1. Service Provider shall make provisions for the call back of sufficient
physician, nursing and other support staff to meet any emergency or mass
casualty situation that may arise.
2. Routine call back coverage for individual medical emergencies shall be
arranged at the discretion of the Service Provider so as to minimize outside
referral and transportation costs.
3. Service Provider shall provide call back for on-site suturing and call back x-ray
coverage or any other direct or ancillary service.
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4. Service Provider shall provide on call physicians to deliver on call coverage
whenever a physician is not present at the Jail. The on call physician shall
respond by telephone within fifteen (15) minutes of the telephone call for service
and shall provide direction to the caller. If requested to do so or the situation
warrants direct assessment, the on call physician shall report to the Jail within
one (1) hour after notification.
H. Nursing Wages
Competent nursing staff cannot be retained if the hourly wages are consistently
and substantially below the average wages for nursing staff of comparable levels
of training and experience. A vital factor in a consistent, efficient health care
delivery system at the Jail is the hiring and retention of competent nurses. It is
also considered important that wages be consistently at the average for the
Atlanta metro area. The average hourly wage of Registered Nurses, Licensed
Practical Nurses, Nurses’ Assistants, and Medical Assistants shall be no less than
one dollar ($1.25) of the U.S. Department of Labor Consumer Price Index.
I. Full Time Equivalent (FTE)
References to Full Time Equivalent (FTE) refers to positions that are staffed by a
single person, forty (40) hours per week, receiving full time employee benefits,
such as health care, vacation and retirement.
J. Part -Time Employees
No more than twenty percent (20%) of all of Service Provider’s employees in each
staffing position shall be part-time. A part-time employee is any person who works
less than 36 hours weekly and/or does not receive employee benefits, such as
health care, vacation and retirement. At no time shall there be greater than fifty
(50) percent of the part-time employees of the Service Provider's staff working onsite.
K. Removal of Staff
In the event the Sheriff and/or his designee, become dissatisfied with the
services rendered by any Service Provider employee, contractor, subcontractor
or assignee, Service Provider shall exercise due diligence to correct the problem
to the Sheriff’s satisfaction. Failing therein, Service Provider shall remove or cause
the removal of the identified individual within a reasonable time not to exceed
seven (7) days. Service Provider shall locate and install an acceptable
replacement during said reasonable time to ensure full staffing.
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L. Agency Staffing
Service Provider shall not employ agency nurses to satisfy any of the
requirements set forth in the Contract or the Contract Specifications.
M. Inmate Labor
Service Provider shall not use inmate labor in the direct rendering of any inmate
medical services.
IV. PERSONNEL
COMPLY: ___ YES ___ NO
A. Key Personnel
1. Health Services Administrator (HSA)
a. Service Provider shall employ a full time Health Services
Administrator with the authority to oversee the administrative
requirements of health care programs such as recruiting, staffing,
data gathering, financial monitoring, policy and procedures
development and review, contracts, health record keeping and
other management services.
b. Must have a minimum of two (2) consecutive years experience as
a full time HSA at a correctional facility with an Average Daily
Population (ADP) greater than or equal to one thousand (1,000)
inmates or one (1) year as a full-time regional manager of a
correctional medical service system wherein the managed region
has at least one (1) site with an ADP of greater than one thousand
(1,000) inmates.
c. Must have a Bachelor’s degree or higher.
d. The HSA must be present in the Jail not less than forty (40) hours
per week, at least five (5) days per week. In the absence of the
HSA, the Service Provider will designate an individual to serve as
the acting HSA.
2. Medical Director
a. Service Provider shall employ a full-time Medical Director who
is Board Certified in one of the following: Family Practice,
Internal Medicine, Surgery or Emergency Medicine.
b. Must be licensed to practice medicine in the State of Georgia.
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c. Must have a minimum of four (4) years experience in a senior
administrative role in a managed care organization. Certification in
correctional health care is preferred.
d. Must have a minimum of two (2) consecutive years experience as
a Medical Director in a correctional facility with an ADP of greater than
one thousand (1,000) inmates.
e. The Medical Director must be present in the Jail not less than forty
(40) hours per week at least five (5) days per week. In the absence of
the Medical Director, the Service Provider will designate an individual
to serve as the acting Medical Director.
3. Director of Nursing
a. Service Provider shall employ a full time Director of Nursing with
the authority to manage, direct, supervise and schedule nursing
supervisors, Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses and
Medical Assistances.
b. Must be a licensed Registered Nurse (RN) within the State of
Georgia.
c. Must have a minimum of at least two (2) consecutive years
experience in a nursing supervisory position in a correctional facility
with an ADP of greater than one thousand (1,000) inmates.
d. Must have a Bachelor Degree in Nursing (BSN).
e. The Director of Nursing must be present in the Jail not less than
forty (40) hours per week, at least five (5) days per week. In the
absence of the Director of Nursing, the Service Provider will designate
an individual to serve as the acting Director of Nursing.
4. Health Information Manager
a. Must be a licensed accredited Health Information Technician.
b. Must have three (3) years experience in Health Information.
c. Must have a minimum of one (1) year experience in Health
Information Management in a correctional facility with an inmate ADP
of greater than one thousand (1,000).
d. Must have a minimum of one (1) year experience managing an
electronic health records system.
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e. Health Information Manager shall be responsible for all records,
including mental health and dental.
f. The Health Information Manager must be present in the Jail not
less than forty (40) hours per week at least five (5) days per week. In
the absence of the Health Information Manager, the Service Provider
will designate an individual to serve as the acting Health Information
Manager.
B. Senior Clinical Personnel (MD’s, PA’s, RNP’s)
1. Coverage
a. Service Provider shall identify the need, schedule, coordinate and
pay for all Senior Clinician (Medical Doctor, Physician Assistant or
Registered Nurse Practitioner) services rendered to inmates.
Service Provider shall identify all responsible Senior Clinical
personnel responsible for performing sick call Sunday through
Saturday for every Jail unit, for follow-up appointments in the
medical service area, for a Chronic Care Clinic, for infirmary
care, for annual physical examinations, and for twenty-four (24) hour
emergency on call coverage.
b. A Medical Doctor will be on-site Monday through Saturday between
the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. and Sunday for a period of four (4)
consecutive hours between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. An on call physician
shall be available twenty-four (24) hours per day for any emergencies
and/or consultations. Sunday for four (4) hours consecutively, between
the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., and Holidays for two (2) hours
consecutively between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
c. At a minimum, at least one (1) Senior Clinical staff member will be onsite between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. Monday through
Friday, Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., and Sunday for four (4)
consecutive hours between the hours of 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
2. Licensure
a. Primary Care Physicians: All primary care physicians shall be Board
Certified in Family Practice, Internal Medicine, Surgery or Emergency
Medicine or Obstetrics/ Gynecology.
b. Specialty Physicians: Physicians who provide specialty services
shall be Board Certified or Board Eligible in their respective
specialty.
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c. Nurse Practitioners: Nurse Practitioners must be licensed by the
Georgia Board of Nursing.
d. Physician Assistants: Physician Assistants must be
licensed by the Georgia Composite State Board.
C. Nursing and Other Personnel
1. All nursing personnel must have graduated from an accredited
Registered Nurse or Licensed Practical Nurse program and hold
applicable licenses.
2. All other ancillary personnel (X-ray Technicians, Physical Therapists,
Occupational Therapist, Phlebotomists, and Medical Assistants) must
meet applicable state regulatory requirements and community
certification training standards.
3. Service Provider shall ensure that all staff have CPR certification.
V. SALLY PORT TRIAGE
1. Service Provider shall be afforded the opportunity to assess arrestees’
with significant medical complaints prior to their actual physical commitment
to the Jail. Those arrestees’ whose physical condition, by the assessment
of the Intake Staff, is such that the arrestee will need further diagnostic
evaluation and/or treatment which cannot be afforded at the Jail, will be
transported by the arresting agency that presented the arrestee to an
appropriate medical facility away from the Jail.
2. Service Provider shall maintain an electronic log, using MS Excel, of all
individuals refused admission to the Jail containing required information.
Alternatively, tracking may be completed via electronic medical records if such
reports can be derived from the system.
VI. INTAKE/RECEIVING SCREENING
COMPLY: ____YES ___NO
A. Service Provider shall perform receiving screening on all persons that are
booked into the Jail in compliance with NCCHC and ACA standards.
1. Service Provider shall complete an initial mental health and dental
assessment, even if the Service Provider does not provide mental health or
dental services under the Contract.
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2. Service Provider shall staff the Intake/Receiving Area minimally with a
Registered Nurse and two (2) Licensed Practical Nurses to cover the
female and the male intake area, twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven (7)
days a week.
B. Provider shall ensure that all receiving screenings must take place within four
(4) hours of an arrestees' arrival at the Jail and before the inmate is admitted
to general population.
C. Where an inmate screening is not performed due to the inmate’s condition,
i.e., combative, severely intoxicated or for other reasons relating to the
correctional facility, the reason for such lack of screening shall be immediately
and fully documented in the inmate’s medical records.
1. Service Provider shall make and document observations of inmates
that cannot be immediately screened a minimum of every two (2) hours
and must screen the inmate within eight (8) hours of their admission to
the facility.
2. Service Provider shall refer inmates for emergency or additional
health services at the time of the receiving screening. Treatment will be
initiated where appropriate. Pregnant female shall have documented
fetal heartbeats on admission if fetus is viable, approximately twenty (20)
weeks gestation.
D. At a minimum, the Receiving Screening shall include, but not limited to:
1. An individual and confidential interview using the Intake/Receiving
Screening form.
2. Documentation of current illnesses and health problems, including
medications taken, special health requirements, and any mental health
illnesses.
3. Notation of body deformities, trauma markings, bruises and ease of
movement.
4. Check conditions of skin and body orifices, including rashes,
infestations, needle marks or other indications of drug abuse.
5. Medication, special housing and emergency health services will be
addressed immediately when appropriate.
6. PPD administered and read within seventy-two (72) hours. When
contraindicated a chest x-ray will be ordered and performed within five (5)
days of admission.
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7. Vital signs, i.e. temperature, blood pressure, pulse, respiration, height
and weight.
8. RPR, GC/Chlamydia collection for persons presenting with symptoms.
9. Pregnancy test for all females upon entry. All pregnant arrestees shall be
identified and triaged appropriately.
10. An evaluation of urgent medications required by the inmate for chronic
disease maintenance and infectious disease care and provide those
medications required for health maintenance during the intake/receiving
screening process.
11. Medications brought in or self-reported shall be verified and
documented.
12. Emergency medication related to other conditions shall be provided.
13. Check incoming inmates for missing teeth and any signs of dental
disease.
E. Dental Receiving Screening
Appropriate disposition and follow up requirements shall be documented
immediately using approved charting system and immediately forwarded to
the Dental Service Provider.
F. Mental Health Receiving Screening
Service Provider shall immediately refer an inmate to the Mental Health Service
Provider for a mental health assessment of any inmate identified as having a
current mental illness or whose screening indicates the possibility of a mental
illness, suicide ideation and/or unstable mental health condition.
VII. INTOXICATION/WITHDRAWAL/DETOXIFICATION
A. All inmates received at the Jail with evidence of intoxication or withdrawal
secondary to substance abuse shall be provided immediate medically necessary
treatment, including detoxification from opiate and alcohol dependence.
B. Detoxification will be done only under medical supervision and in accordance
with federal, state and local laws and regulations.
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C. Service Provider shall coordinate its program with local and regional alcohol
and drug treatment programs, including a self-help/peer support program, where
possible.
D. Service Provider's failure to comply with Intake Screening requirements set
forth herein the Contract will result in injury to the DKSO, and because it will be
difficult to estimate the extent of such injury, the DKSO and the Service Provider
hereby agree that the DKSO shall deduct from the monthly payment due to the
Service Provider, as liquidated damages, the sum of one hundred fifty dollars
($150.00) for each and every intake screening which is not performed within the
time periods specified above. The DKSO and the Service Provider hereby agree
that the liquidated damages stated above represent both parties' best estimate of
the damage resulting from the injury for failure to comply with the Intake
Screening requirements of this Contract and is not a penalty.
VIII. 2 SOUTHEAST (72 Hour Holding Area)
A. Service Provider shall review the initial Intake screening form within sixteen
(16) hours of the inmates’ arrival into the facility. The review must be completed
by a mid-level provider or higher.
B. Service Provider must ensure that inmates with acute and/or chronic
conditions requiring treatment are addressed appropriately, as well as classified
with respect to medical risk and appropriateness for special programs and
housing assignments.
C. Service Provider shall complete a fourteen (14) day health assessment within
seventy-two (72) hours or earlier as necessary, for those inmate’ s identified with
chronic care issues.
D. Service Provider shall refer and enroll the inmate in the Chronic Care Clinic.
E. All medications must be verified, ordered and administered. Medications will
be dosed from stock unless otherwise indicated.
F. Service Provider's failure to comply with the Intake Screening requirements of
this Contract will result in injury to the DKSO, and because it will be difficult to
estimate the extent of such injury, the DKSO and the Service Provider hereby
agree that the DKSO shall deduct from the monthly payment due to the Service
Provider, as liquidated damages, the sum of one fifty hundred dollars ($150.00)
for each and every intake screening which is not performed within the time
periods specified above. The DKSO and the Service Provider hereby agree that
the liquidated damages stated above represent both parties' best estimate of the
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damage resulting from the injury for failure to comply with the Intake Screening
requirements of this Contract and is not a penalty.
IX. WOMEN’S HEALTH CARE
COMPLY:___YES___NO
A. Service Provider shall be responsible for the provision of medically necessary
health services to the female inmate population in accordance with NCCHC and
ACA standards.
B. Service Provider shall establish policies and procedures specific to the health
care of pregnant inmates, which must include, at a minimum, the following:
1. Pre-natal care, which includes regular monitoring by a Medical Doctor,
Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant.
2. Provision of appropriate vitamins, caloric diet and any other
medication needed to treat existing medical conditions
3. Identification and disposition of high-risk pregnancies, to include
appropriate timely referrals to the Grady Memorial Hospital
Obstetric/Gynecology Clinic.
4. Collection of gonorrhea and chlamydia cultures and pap smear on all
females where clinically indicated.
5. Physical examination that includes inquiry about menstrual cycle and
unusual bleeding, the current use of contraceptives, the presence of an
IUD, breast masses, nipple discharge and possible pregnancy plus
prenatal, postnatal care and delivery, where applicable.
X. FOLLOW-UP CARE
A. Service Provider shall provide the necessary follow-up for inmate medical
problems identified by any of the receiving screening or laboratory tests,
including, but not limited to in-patient or outpatient hospitalization, appropriate
monitoring and prescription of appropriate medication, and consultation with
specialty physicians.
B. Service Provider shall refer inmates in a timely manner to outside specialists
in all cases when the Service Provider lacks the resources to treat in a timely
manner the medical or mental conditions of such inmates. Accordingly, Service
Provider shall coordinate timely access to Grady Memorial Hospital specialists for
such inmates and implement all necessary testing needed for specialty
consultations.
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XI. CHRONIC ILLNESS/DISEASE
COMPLY: ____ YES ___NO
A. Service Provider shall establish protocols to be used to develop an on-site
chronic illness/disease clinic. A Medical Director, Registered Nurse Practitioner
or Physician Assistant will treat inmates referred to the clinic. Service Provider
shall maintain current clinical guidelines for the most prevalent chronic diseases.
The clinical guidelines shall be evidence based and customized for the Jail. The
clinical guidelines shall be reviewed and updated annually, to be consistent with
nationally accepted practices.
B. Service Provider shall operate a comprehensive chronic care program that
ensures that conditions requiring chronic care are appropriately diagnosed,
treated, and controlled to prevent and minimize decompensation.
C. Chronic care conditions minimally shall include patients with chronic medical
problems such as asthma, diabetes, epilepsy, hypertension, infectious diseases,
developmental disabilities, other disabilities, conditions related to aging and
terminal illness.
D. Service Provider shall schedule chronic care clinics and implement
individualized treatment plans through periodic outpatient evaluations that
minimize acute hospital care services and prevent misuse of primary care
services.
E. Chronic care patients shall be provided a review by a registered nurse or
midlevel provider every three (3) months and a physician review minimally every
six (6) months and at more frequent intervals when clinically indicated.
F. Service Provider shall refer chronically mentally ill individuals to the Mental
Health Services Provider.
G. Service Provider shall develop and maintain an electronic log, using MS
Excel, of all chronic care clinic encounters. Alternatively tracking may be
completed via electronic medical records if such a report can be derived from the
system. The chronic care log minimally shall include the following data elements:
1. Inmate Number
2. Intake Date
3. Update Date
4. Last Name
5. First Name
6. Middle Initial
7. Race
8. Date of Birth
9. Service Area
10. Diagnosis #1
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11. Diagnosis #2
12. Diagnosis #3
13. Date of Baseline exam
14. Date of last clinical evaluation
15. Date of next clinical evaluation
16. Active/Inactive
17. Date of inactivity
18. Discharge Date
XII. INFECTIOUS DISEASE
COMPLY:____YES ____NO
A. Service Provider shall operate a comprehensive infection control program
that ensures that communicable diseases are appropriately diagnosed, treated,
and controlled to prevent and minimize infectious disease outbreaks. Service
Provider shall provide staff specifically oriented and trained to comprehensively
support the Jail’s Infectious disease program.
B. Service Provider shall establish and implement policies and procedures for the
care and handling of all inmates diagnosed with an infectious disease. The
care and handling of inmates must include on-site case management services.
C. Service Provider shall execute the routine collection of lab specimens from
infectious disease patients at the Jail.
D. Service Provider shall be responsible for planting TB skin tests and reading
the implant no later than seventy-two (72) hours. Service Provider shall be
responsible for educating and administering TB medication to all inmates that test
positive. The ordering of and payment for supplies and medication needed to
perform such TB skin tests shall be the responsibility of the Service Provider.
E. Service Provider shall develop a tuberculosis surveillance program, and
communicate with the County and State Health Departments as required for
inmate care and under the law. The Service Provider shall generate and provide
monthly logs of all inmates, including the inmate's name and identification
number, diagnosed with an infectious disease.
F. Service Provider shall develop and operate an infectious disease clinic that
will meet the needs of patients with HIV/AIDS, TB, Hepatitis, MRSA and other
infectious diseases.
G. Service Provider’s Infection Control Coordinator and staff shall be responsible
for monthly education and in-service presentations related to Infection Control
issues for Service Provider staff, Jail staff as well as for the inmate population
throughout the Jail.
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H. Service Provider’s Infection Control Coordinator or designee shall attend
Quality Improvement Meetings.
I. Service Provider shall provide the following services for DKSO staff upon
request at no additional cost:
1. Annual tuberculin skin testing and referral;
2. Tetanus antitoxin post exposure as indicated;
3. Post-exposure testing and prophylaxis for staff, as medically appropriate until
the staff member can reach his/her primary physician;
4. Emergency intervention for on-site injuries; and
5. Emergency management plan for mass outbreaks of infectious disease.
J. Service Provider’s Infection Control Coordinator and staff shall be responsible
for monthly education and in-service presentations related to Infection Control
issues for Service Provider staff, Jail staff as well as for the inmate populations
throughout the Jail.
K. If over 5% of the eligible inmate PPDs are not placed and read, or fail to
receive timely follow-up, a penalty of $200 will be incurred times the number of
inmates over 5% for whom the PPD was not placed, read, or followed up within
the prescribed time frame for the period being measured. (Not to exceed a 30 day
period.) For the purpose of this RFP, eligible inmates are defined as inmates in
the facility for over 96 hours.
XIII. RESPIRATORY ISOLATION
COMPLY:____YES ___NO
A. The DKSO has a total of six respiratory isolation cells located in the Infirmary
(four (4) on the male side and two (2) on the female side).
B. Service Provider shall provide treatment to inmates whose medical conditions
require that they be housed in respiratory isolation cells, as part of the infirmary
care program, unless hospitalization is medically indicated.
C. Service Provider shall operate respiratory isolation cells for the inmates
assigned to them by the DKSO in consultation with the Jail Maintenance provider
and Jail personnel.
D. Service Provider shall round daily on inmates housed in respiratory isolation
cells.
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XIV. MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION
A. The DKSO will provide the inmates the ability to purchase over-the-counter
drugs through the inmate commissary system.
B. The initial round of prescription medication shall be administered by a licensed
nurse within eight (8) hours of the time the prescription for such medication is first
written.
C. Medication administration may be through self-administration by the inmate,
as prescribed by the Medical Doctor, Registered Nurse Practitioner, and/or
Physicians’ Assistant. No inmates receiving mental health care may selfadminister medication.
D. Medication must be delivered throughout the Jail, including the clinic area and
housing areas, seven (7) days each week, at a minimum two (2) times per day;
however, if medically appropriate and so ordered, medication will be delivered
three (3) times per day or more.
E. Service Provider shall verify all medications presented at Intake within eight (8)
hours of the inmates admission.
F. Service Provider shall document all refusals in the medical record and counsel
inmates regarding the consequences of failing to follow prescribed therapeutic
dosing.
G. Service Provider shall develop and implement systems to provide medications
in a timely manner and to track problems with the dispensing and administration
of medications. Service Provider shall give to the Sheriff and/or his designee
written itemized verification of adherence to the above specifications on a monthly
basis. The failure to comply with the requirements outlined above shall be
considered a breach of the Contract.
H. Service Provider’s failure to comply with the Medication Administration
requirements of this Contract will result in injury to the DKSO, and because it will
be difficult to estimate the extent of such injury, the DKSO and Service Provider
hereby agree that the DKSO shall deduct from the monthly payment due to the
Service Provider, as liquidated damages, the sum of two hundred fifty dollars
($250) for each and every medication distribution not administered within the time
periods specified above. The DKSO and the Service Provider hereby agree that
the liquidated damages stated above represent both parties best estimate of the
damage resulting from the injury for failure to comply with the Medication
Distribution requirements of the DKSO and is not a penalty.
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I. Service Provider shall maintain an electronic log, using MS Excel, of all
medications administered in the Jail. Alternatively, tracking may be completed via
electronic medical records if reports can be derived from the system.
XV. SICK CALL/HEALTH REQUESTS
A. Service Provider must establish policies and procedures for the care and
handling of inmate sick call/healthcare requests. These policies must address
inmate access to medical services using a triage method as routine, intermediate
or urgent. A face-to-face visit with the inmate/patient must occur within twentyfour (24) hours of the sick call/health request.
B. Jail staff shall not be involved in any decisions regarding sick call/health
requests, except that Jail staff shall assist an inmate in receiving medical,
services when he/she requires urgent /emergency attention. Jail staff shall be
available to escort inmates to the medical clinic when necessary.
C. Sick Call Clinic shall be held Sunday through Saturday, at a minimum of
seven (7) days a week, by a Medical Doctor, Registered Nurse Practitioner,
Physician Assistant or Registered Nurse. Sick Call shall be conducted during both
the day (8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.) and evening shifts (4:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.) in
order to maximize Jail staff resources.
D. Sick Call Clinic shall continue until it is completed, i.e. when each inmate
scheduled to be seen during that sick call clinic, and who shows up for the
appointment, has been seen.
E. All nurses involved in screening such requests and evaluating inmates shall
be Registered Nurses with current training in physical assessment. Physical
Assessment training shall be provided bi-annually. Inmates referred to Medical
Doctors, Registered Nurse Practitioners, and/or Physician Assistants must be
evaluated within forty-eight (48) hours of initial referral, or sooner as medically
appropriate.
1. A Medical Doctor, Physician Assistant, Registered Nurse Practitioner, will
triage, review and act upon all health services request forms daily.
2. Service Provider must establish a system that collects all Sick Call/Health
Care request forms from initial receipt to final disposition, including evening
hours.
3. Service Provider’s failure to comply with the Sick Call requirements of this
Contract will result in injury to the DKSO, and because it will be difficult to
estimate the extent of such injury, the DKSO and Service Provider hereby
agree that the DKSO shall deduct from the monthly payment due to the
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Service Provider, as liquidated damages, the sum of two hundred fifty dollars
($250.00) for each and every sick call request that is not responded to within
the time periods specified above. The DKSO and the Service Provider hereby
agree that the liquidated damages stated above represent both parties’ best
estimate of the damage resulting from the injury for failure to comply with the
sick call requirements of this Contract and is not a penalty.
4. Service provider shall maintain, using MS Excel, an electronic sick call log.
Alternatively tracking may be completed via electronic medical records if
reports can be derived from the system. The electronic log or report shall
contain, at a minimum, the following:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Inmate name and inmate number;
Date sick call slip was submitted;
Nature of complaint;
Triage decision;
Date scheduled to be seen;
Date of referral to provider to include name, if known, and provider
discipline;
7. Date of triage decision; and
8. Name and credential of person making the triage decision.
XVI. 14 DAY HEALTH ASSESSMENT EXAMINATION
A. Service Provider shall perform a comprehensive follow-up appraisal, including a
complete physical examination on any inmate confined in the Jail for longer than
seventy-two (72) hours, within fourteen (14) calendar days of the arrival. This
examination shall be performed annually for those inmates confined over one (1)
year.
B. The comprehensive health appraisal must include a review of the preliminary
health screening as well as additional data necessary to complete the medical,
dental and psychiatric histories.
C. The physical examination conducted as a part of the health appraisal shall be
performed only by an appropriately trained Registered Nurse, Nurse Practitioner,
Physician Assistant or Medical Doctor and shall include minimally:
1.
Heights, weight, pulse, blood pressure, temperature and respiration.
2. Laboratory and/or diagnostic tests to detect communicable
diseases, including sexually transmitted diseases, tuberculosis, and HIV
and other tests shall be performed on all inmates no later than the time of
the comprehensive follow-up examination. Such tests shall be performed
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prior to the comprehensive follow-up examination where clinically
indicated.
3. Any additional laboratory work or tests as directed by the Medical
Doctor.
4. An EKG shall be performed on all inmates age forty (40) years or
older or as determined by the physician.
5. For females, the collection of gonorrhea and chlamydia cultures and
pap smear shall be performed where clinically indicated. The health
assessment of women shall include inquiry about menstrual cycle and
unusual bleeding, the current use of contraceptives, the presence of an
IUD, breast masses, nipple discharge and possible pregnancy, plus
prenatal, postnatal care and delivery, where applicable.
D. Service Provider shall perform reviews, medical examinations, medical summaries or
certifications necessary for food handling and work clearances within twenty-four (24)
hours from the time such service is requested and the name(s) of inmate(s) are provided
to the Service Provider.
E. Service Provider's failure to comply with the Fourteen (14) Day and Annual Health
Assessment provisions of this Contract will result in injury to the DKSO, and because it
will be difficult to estimate the extent of such injury, the DKSO and the Service Provider
hereby agree that for each Health Assessment that the Service Provider fails to perform
within the allotted time period, the DKSO shall assess the Service Provider liquidated
damages in the amount of two-hundred fifty dollars ($250.00). Upon verification of this
deficiency, the DKSO shall deduct this amount from the agreed upon monthly invoice and
payment. The DKSO and the Service Provider hereby agree that the liquidated damages
stated above represent both parties' best estimate of the damage resulting from the injury
for failure to comply with the Health Assessment requirements of this Contract and is not
a penalty.
XVII.
DIAGNOSTIC AND LABORATORY SERVICES
A. Service Provider shall identify the need, schedule, coordinate and pay for all
supporting diagnostic examinations and laboratory services both inside and
outside the Jail except those provided for inpatient/inmates through Grady
Memorial Hospital, or any other State approved facility.
B. Service Provider shall establish an agreement with an approved supplier to
provide laboratory services. Such agreement shall be reviewed by and approved
by the Sheriff and/or his designee.
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C. Laboratory services must provide STAT work with results within twenty-four
(24) hours after the specimen is in receipt of laboratory company, when such
tests are required and available. RPR testing for syphilis is to be processed
within seventy-two (72) hours, and gonorrhea and chlamydia testing for women is
to be processed within seventy-two (72) hours.
D. Service Provider shall return lab results electronically. DKSO staff will not
provide laboratory courier service.
E. Service Provider’s failure to comply with the Diagnostic and Laboratory
Services provisions of this Contract will result in injury to the DKSO, and because
it will be difficult to estimate the extent of such injury, the DKSO and the Service
Provider hereby agree that the DKSO shall deduct from the monthly payment due
to the Service Provider, as liquidated damages, the sum of two hundred fifty
dollars ($250.00) for each and every laboratory test result not returned within the
time periods specified above. The DKSO and the Service Provider hereby agree
that the liquidated damages stated above represent both parties best estimate of
the damage resulting from the injury for failure to comply with the Diagnostic and
Laboratory Services requirements of this Contract and is not a penalty.
XVIII. X-RAY SERVICES
COMPLY: ___ YES ___NO
A. Service Provider shall utilize, maintain, and provide the x-ray capabilities for the
Jail medical unit, including chest x-rays for TB clinic purposes, and other x-rays that
may eliminate the need for transportation to Grady Memorial Hospital. Service
Provider shall give to the Sheriff and/or his designee written itemized verification of
the above specifications on a monthly basis.
B. Service Provider shall perform routine x-ray services on a daily basis, Monday
through Friday, and must provide emergency twenty-four (24) hours per day x-ray
services when needed. Service Provider shall ensure that all x-rays are
appropriately read by a Board Certified Radiologist within seventy-two (72) hours of
the films being taken. The Service Provider shall include a plan for reading x-rays
associated with “emergencies.” This plan shall be given to the Health Services
Coordinator.
C. The Service Provider shall establish an agreement with a facility to provide
radiological services in the event requirements exceed the capability of Jail
equipment.
D. The DKSO is responsible for maintaining all x-ray equipment and providing filing
space for all x-rays. All x-rays must be kept on file for at least two (2) years, after
which time they may be destroyed. The DKSO is responsible for such destruction
on a quarterly basis. Service Provider is responsible for notifying the Sheriff and/or
his designee of the need for such destruction or retention of x-rays.
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E. Service Provider shall implement an efficient filing system for all x-rays. All xrays will be the property of the DKSO. Service Provider shall provide all x-ray film.
F. Service provider shall maintain, using MS Excel, an electronic log of all x-rays.
Alternatively, tracking may be completed via electronic medical records if such a
report can be derived from the system. The log shall list, inmate name and
identification number, referring physician, date and time referral was made, current
and final disposition.
XIX.
MEDICAL CLINIC
The Medical Clinic will be operational twenty-four (24) hours a day. Service
Provider shall staff the medical clinic with a Registered Nurse Practitioner from 7:00
pm to 7:00 am.
XX.
INFIRMARY SERVICES
A. Service Provider shall establish and implement policies and procedures to
operate the forty-five (45) bed medical infirmary at the DKSO. Service Provider
shall utilize the medical infirmary to the fullest capacity to reduce off-site
hospitalization when medically feasible.
B. Service Provider shall provide treatment to inmates with acute and sub-acute
medical problems that are unmanageable in the general population in the medical
infirmary, unless hospitalization is medically indicated.
C. Service Provider shall create and maintain a medical record/chart for each
patient in the Infirmary to be maintained in the Infirmary until the patient is released,
at which time it is forwarded for incorporation into the patient health record.
D. Operation of the Infirmary shall include:
1. On call physician, senior clinician services twenty-four (24) hours per
day. A physician must round and enter a progress note on all inmates in
the infirmaries every twenty-four (24) hours.
2. The infirmary shall be staffed according to the levels of care needed by
the inmates. Registered Nurses are to be on duty twenty-four (24) hours
per day seven (7) days per week. Should the level of care fall within the
scope of a Licensed Practical Nurse, daily on-site supervision by a
Registered Nurse is acceptable for the medical infirmary only.
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3. All inmate/patients shall be within sight or hearing of a medical staff
person at all times. If intravenous medications are being administered, a
Registered Nurse must be physically present at all times.
4. A pre-approved manual of Nursing Care procedures shall be followed
for infirmary care.
5. A complete in-patient record for each inmate/patient admitted to the
medical infirmary shall be kept, including admission work-up and discharge
planning.
6. No inmate shall be moved into the medical infirmary without the
express approval of the assigned infirmary Physician. More specifically, all
mental health inmates assigned to the infirmaries due to protective custody
must have their transfers authorized by the assigned infirmary Physician.
7. Service Provider shall be responsible for the routine infirmary daily care
standards of inmates transferred to the infirmary for non-medical reasons,
to include visual checks of inmates with documentation. Inmates in the
infirmary for non-medical reasons shall be afforded medical service by the
Service Provider the same as those inmates on the routine housing units.
XXI. REFERRAL SYSTEM
1.Service Provider shall establish referral policies and procedures for the
care and handling of inmates whose medical care requires a higher level of
care than that provided at the Jail.
2.Service Provider is responsible for locating an appropriate Physician and
establishing the appointment date and time in the event an inmate requires
the services of a specialist.
3.Service Provider shall provide a system that can identify, isolate and
track inmate referral cases.
4.When an inmate is referred to a specialist, the Primary Care Physician
shall review the inmate’s medical condition every thirty (30) days or
sooner, until the specialist sees the inmate.
5.Service Provider shall generate and submit a copy of the monthly log on
all referrals to the Health Services Coordinator. Service provider shall
maintain, using MS Excel, an electronic log of all referrals. Alternatively,
tracking may be completed via electronic medical records if such a report
can be derived from the system. The log shall list inmate name and
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identification number, referring physician, date and time referral was made,
current and final disposition.
XXII. EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
1. Service Provider shall provide emergency care and emergency treatment for all
inmates in the facility. Such emergency treatment for inmates shall be performed
either within the facility or at Grady Memorial Hospital or other medical care
facility as the Service Provider shall deem necessary and appropriate.
2. In the event of an emergency, first-aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation
services will be provided on site.
3. Service Provider shall provide emergency medical services in the Jail to
corrections staff, both certified and civilian, and to facility visitors as may be
necessary and deemed appropriate by the medical staff.
4. Service Provider shall respond to all use of force and similar incidents.
Subsequent to each incident, service provider shall evaluate and treat inmates
and staff, as necessary and shall document the actions in the patient health
record or elsewhere as appropriate.
5. Service Provider shall be responsible for making arrangements for emergency
ambulance service, coordinating its use and contacting emergency medical
personnel to transport inmates to outside hospital facilities where the inmate’s
medical condition indicates such transport is appropriate. Service Provider shall
notify appropriate Jail staff that an escort is necessary when EMS personnel are
brought into the Jail and when inmates are being transported outside the Jail.
6. Emergency transport shall be by an appropriately equipped emergency medical
services (EMS) vehicle and not by DKSO transport.
7. Service Provider shall ensure that there is on duty at the facility twenty-four
(24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week one or more persons who may
immediately authorize the emergency transport of an inmate to an outside
hospital facility for emergency medical, dental and mental health care.
8. Service Provider shall report and document all emergencies requiring a “911
call” in writing to the Jail Health Services Coordinator and the Jail Division
Commander within twenty-four (24) hours by the Service Provider.
9. Service Provider shall generate and provide the Health Services Coordinator,
and Jail Division Commander a weekly log on all inmates requiring emergency
services, Monday through Sunday. The log shall list, at a minimum, inmate
name, identification number, Service Provider name and diagnosis.
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10. Service Provider shall maintain an electronic log using MS Excel, of all
emergency transports and emergency services rendered at the Jail. Alternatively,
tracking may be completed via electronic medical records if such a report can be
delivered from the system.
XXIII. SPECIAL CONFINEMENT
1. Service Provider shall provide sick call to special confinement inmates in the
Jail equivalent to the sick call services available to the general population in the
Jail.
2. A Registered Nurse or higher level provider shall conduct daily rounds in each
Special Confinement area.
3. The provider making the rounds shall have visual contact with each inmate and
shall make a verbal inquiry as to the inmate’s health condition.
4. Special Confinement round documentation shall include a disposition of the
inmate’s complaints, the name and title of the employee making the rounds, and
a note that the visual and verbal contact did occur.
5. Special Confinement Area rounds shall be documented on a Special
Confinement form and entered into an electronic log or record, daily.
XXIV. GRIEVANCES
COMPLY: ____YES____NO
A. Service Provider shall investigate complaints made by inmates and other
persons of interest regarding any aspect of the delivery of inmate medical
services and respond to the DKSO within ten (10) days of receipt of grievance.
The DKSO, in its sole discretion, may direct that the Service Provider to take a
specified action with regard to a complaint.
B. Service Provider shall maintain an electronic log, using MS Excel, of all
grievances and the outcomes. Alternatively, tracking may be completed via
electronic medical records if such a report can be derived from the system.
XXV. QUALITY CONTRACT MANAGEMENT PLAN
A. Service Provider shall establish a regular monthly meeting (Quality
Improvement Committee) that includes DKSO and Service Provider staff to
address integration of medical and correctional goals and services (i.e., conflicts
among medical and correctional staff, includes when inmate care was delayed or
denied due to problems of miscommunication among staff members, staffing,
staff training or staff deployment needs.).
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B. Service Provider shall identify and implement solutions to address
opportunities for improvement. Service Provider shall keep minutes of all
meetings.
C. Service Provider shall perform ongoing Quality Control Management that
monitors the access to and quality of inmate medical services provided at the Jail.
The Quality Control Management program shall monitor all aspects of healthcare
including at least the following: access to health, medication management,
nursing services, physician services, access to specialty care, environmental
services, infection control procedures, healthcare records, sick call services,
intake screening and evaluations, chronic disease services, infirmary care,
diagnostic services, discharge planning, and adverse patient occurrences,
including all deaths.
D. Service Provider Quality Control Management program shall include reviews of
all aspects of inmate medical services at the Jail and shall identify any
deficiencies in services to inmates as well as any staff training needs and/or
deficiencies. Corrective plans to address all deficiencies and recommended
improvements shall be prepared and the Quality Control Management program
shall include ongoing assessment of the effectiveness of corrective plans and
actions.
XXVI. REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
A. Service Provider shall generate a comprehensive statistical report to be
provided to the Health Services Coordinator in order to better manage overall
costs, staffing patterns, disease patterns, medication issues, and hospital trips.
Service Provider shall be able to produce the following reports and demonstrate
a history of producing such reports in other facilities:
B. The report shall be provided by the fifth (5th) calendar day of each month.
C. The statistical report minimally shall include the following:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Number of hospital admissions
Total hospital days
Outside consultation
Number of Transports
Emergency Room visits
Outpatient surgery
Outside x-rays
In house x-rays
# of inmates seen by physician
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10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
Inmates seen PA/NP
Inmate intake screens
Pregnancies
Births
Number of positive PPD's
Number of PPD's taken
Number of HIV tests
Number of +HIV tests
Number of New Hep C cases
Dialysis
Deaths
Infirmary Admissions (Medical vs. Mental Health)
Total number of sick call slips received
On-site Specialty Clinics (Optomology, Ortho)
Chronic Disease
a. HTN/cardiac
b. Diabetes
c. TB
d. General Medicine
e. Seizure
f. Asthma
XXVII. EYE CARE
Service Provider shall identify the need, schedule, and coordinate inmate
emergency eye care with Grady Memorial Hospital.
XXVIII. HOSPITALIZATION/TRANSPORT
A. Inmate Medical Transport
1. Service Provider shall have policies, procedures and/or protocols
regarding inmate transport to outside medical facilities for all health care
services.
2. Service Provider shall identify the need, schedule, and coordinate any
inpatient or outpatient hospitalization of all inmates.
3. Service Provider must determine whether an inmate should be
transported via Jail field transport or EMS. Service Provider shall monitor
and provide all health care services in holding areas, while inmates are
awaiting transport.
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4.Service Provider shall maintain documentation logs of all inmates
transported outside the jail for any health care appointments and
hospitalizations.
5.Service provider shall ensure that a Registered Nurse processes all
returning inmates to gather information provided at other medical facilities
and to update medical records, as well as take medications or forms
provided by outside medical facilities.
6. Service Provider shall prepare medical summaries for transmittal with
all inmates being transferred to facilities outside the DKSO.
7.Service Provider will be responsible for coordinating and tracking oral
surgeries for Dental Service Providers.
8.Service Provider shall arrange and coordinate all required nonemergency transportation for inmates requiring health care services that
cannot be rendered at the Jail Clinic.
9.Service Provider shall notify the Sheriff and/or his designee and Chief of
Jail Operations for coordination of all same-day non-emergency
transports. Service Provider shall submit a weekly schedule to the Sheriff
and/or his designee, Chief of Jail Operations, and Health Services
Coordinator to assist with appropriate security coverage and coordinate
transportation.
10. Should inmates require emergency transportation due to lifethreatening injury or illness, the Service Provider shall contact DeKalb
County Emergency Medical Services (EMS) for emergency treatment and
transport with notification to jail staff; DeKalb EMS charges will not be the
responsibility of the Service Provider.
11. Service Provider shall maintain an electronic log, using MS Excel, of
all emergency and non-emergency transports. The transport log
minimally shall include the inmate’s name, identification number, referring
provider and diagnosis.
B. Hospitalization Costs
1. Jail Inmate inpatient or outpatient hospitalization, including institutional
charges, physician charges, laboratory services, testing and x-rays required or
performed for such treatment will be provided by Grady Memorial Hospital. In
the event that Grady Memorial Hospital no longer provides insight care to DKSO
inmates, Service provider shall identify the need, scheduling, and coordination
of inmate care outside the Jail.
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2.Unless otherwise specified herein, those specialty services that cannot be
rendered at the Jail or by the Grady Memorial Hospital shall be the financial
responsibility of the Service Provider.
C. Emergency Outpatient Costs
When EMS is called for life-threatening emergency transportation, their medical
protocols will determine the institution to which the inmate is taken for treatment.
If EMS removes the patient to an institution outside the Jail, medical expenses
arising because of such treatment shall not be the responsibility of the Service
Provider. If after review of the weekly log for emergency transportation requests,
the Sheriff, his designee, Chief of Jail Operations, Health Services Coordinator,
Medical Director and authorized EMS personnel deem any EMS referral as
inappropriate and services could have been provided here at DeKalb County
Jail medical department, the cost of that EMS transport will be incurred by the
Service Provider. The amount of the EMS invoice shall be deducted from the
agreed upon monthly invoice.
XXIX. UTILIZATION MANAGEMENT
A. Service Provider shall collaborate with the Utilization Management Services
Provider in monitoring the individual’s treatment, readiness to be admitted to the
Jail and to develop a plan of care for the individual.
B. The Utilization Management Provider shall determine when the individual is
to be discharged and admitted to the Jail infirmary if necessary.
XXX. REINTEGRATION AND TRANSFER PLANNING
A. Service Provider is expected to promote and collaborate in such initiatives
that stress transition from incarceration to the community. Medical care models
that promote case-management from admission to release and integration into
the community, based on evidence based practice, are imperative.
B.Service Provider is expected to demonstrate initiative in developing and
implementing best practices around coordinated public health care, including
the potential for medication assisted treatment for substance abuse. Service
Provider is expected to provide, at a minimum, coordination of inmate aftercare services, including:
1. A comprehensive medical discharge plan
2. All remaining medications for inmates upon release
3. A minimum of one (1) week worth of medication for all inmates
immediately going into recovery programs.
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4.Coordination with other institutional and re-integration services
providers and attendance at multi-disciplinary and discharge
planning meetings.
C. Service provider shall ensure that when an inmate with any medical illness or
injury is transferred to another incarcerated setting, the inmate's updated health
records, including progress notes, laboratory testing records, consultation
records, and a list of prescribed medications shall accompany the inmate.
Service Providers shall provide sufficient medications to last through the
inmate's transfer to the next facility.
D. The Mental Health Services Provider shall provide discharge and transfer
planning for mentally ill inmates. Service Provider will provide discharge and
transfer planning for chronically ill inmates. In the event of an overlap, the
Service Provider and Mental Health Services Provider will issue a joint discharge
and transfer planning report.
XXXI. TERMINALLY ILL INMATES
Service Provider shall identify and treat terminally ill inmates and shall
participate with the Mental Health Services Provider, Health Services
Coordinator and others in the development of a plan of care and support
services in accordance with NCCHC and ACA Standards.
XXXII. MEDICAL, CLINICAL AND OFFICE AREAS
A. Service Provider shall furnish and pay for all medical supplies and services
required for inmate health care, except for those medical supplies and services that
are specifically identified as provided by the DKSO. The DKSO will continue to
provide all non-medical supplies and services for inmates under health care as are
provided for other Jail inmates, including those required for housekeeping, diet,
personal hygiene, linens, and non-medical inmate programs. The DKSO will
ensure daily cleaning of the Medical Services areas.
B. The Sheriff shall make existing Clinic Offices and workspace available to
Service Provider at the commencement of the Contract and shall continue to
provide building maintenance and housekeeping services for those areas.
XXXIII. HAZARDOUS WASTE
A. Service Provider shall be responsible for collection and secure storage of all
bio-hazardous waste generated in all medical areas of the Jail in a manner
conforming to federal, state, and local requirements.
B. DKSO will be responsible for disposal of all bio-hazardous waste generated
in the Jail, both medical and non-medical.
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XXXIV. EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
A. Service Provider shall implement, as necessary, treatment and evacuation
procedures for both individual and multiple casualties, consistent with the
DKSO Emergency Preparedness Plan.
B. Service Provider shall conduct a mock disaster drill at the Jail in collaboration
with Jail personnel.
C. Service Provider shall ensure that the medical personnel are available to
provide health care services on-site as required by the Contract during severe
weather, natural disasters and other emergencies.
D. Service Provider shall participate in all regional and statewide institutional
emergency services plan rehearsals.
E. Service Provider shall document and critique the responses of the medical
staff to disasters and disaster drills, shall develop corrective action plans as
necessary to correct deficiencies and shall submit a comprehensive report to
the Health Services Coordinator within thirty (30) days of the activity.
F. Service Provider shall document and critique the response of the medical
staff of two (2) “man down” drills per shift per year, shall develop corrective
action plans as necessary and shall submit these to the Health Services
Coordinator within thirty (30) days of the activity.
G. Service Provider, as part of its emergency management plan, shall plan for
mass outbreaks of infectious disease, showing plans for the use of the six (6)
available respiratory isolation beds located in the Jail.
XXXV. MEDICAL RECORDS
A. Service Provider shall, maintain complete and accurate medical, mental
health and dental records separate from the Jail confinement records of
inmates. All references to medical records in this section refers to the
complete patient health record, including medical, dental and mental health
records. In any criminal or civil litigation where the physical or mental
condition of an inmate is an issue, or when medical care is an issue, Service
Provider shall at all times provide the Administrator of the Jail with access to
such records and, upon request, shall provide copies of such records. All
contact with an inmate, whether for medical, dental or mental health concerns,
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shall be documented by the Service Provider and filed in the inmate’s medical
record.
B. Service Provider shall develop a system for ensuring that medical records
at the Jail are complete, legible, and contain the necessary signatures in
accordance with professional standards. All health care entries shall be dated
and timed. Laboratory and diagnostic reports shall be signed and dated to
acknowledge timely review.
C. Service Provider, except as provided by the DKSO policy, by court order,
or otherwise in accordance with applicable law and acceptable medical
practice shall release no information contained in the medical records.
D. All inmate medical records are the property of the DKSO. At the
termination of this Contract, all records shall be delivered to the custody of the
Sheriff, who shall make ongoing access to such records reasonably available
to Service Provider for purposes of defending litigation. Such medical records
shall be maintained for a period of seven (7) years.
E. The Sheriff will allow Service Provider, consistent with applicable law,
access to his records relating to the delivery of health care to inmates. The
Service Provider will not have access to any records maintained by the Office
of Professional Standards.
F. Service Provider shall be responsible for the tracking of medical records
from checkout to return of records and archival and retrieval of inactive
medical records.
G. Medical records maintained at the Jail shall be compiled and maintained in
compliance with NCCHC and ACA standards, as well as HIPPA guidelines.
H. Except as permitted by law, security personnel will not be allowed access
to the medical records room. Further, inmates are not allowed access to the
medical records room.
I. Service Provider shall keep confidential all active and inactive medical
records. Such records shall be kept confidential and separate from
confinement records. Access to medical records shall be available only to
authorized personnel.
J. Should the Sheriff and/or his designee determine that a deficiency exists in
the medical record(s) of one (1) or more inmates, the Sheriff and/or his
designee shall promptly notify the Service Provider.
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K. All filing for medical records generated by the Dental and Mental Health
Service Providers must be forwarded to the Medical Provider no later than two
(2) days after the generation of the dental or mental health record.
L. Because Service Provider’s failure to comply with the Medical Records
provision of this Contract will result in injury to the DKSO and the and it will be
difficult to estimate the extent of such injury, the DKSO and the Service
Provider hereby agree that the DKSO shall assess the Service Provider
liquidated damages in the amount of five hundred dollars ($500.00) for each
three (3) day period that medical records are improperly maintained. DKSO
and the Service Provider hereby agree that the liquidated damages stated
above represent both parties’ best estimate of the damage resulting from the
injury for failure to comply with the Medical Records requirements of this
Contract and are not a penalty.
M. The medical records office shall be open twenty-four (24) hours per day,
seven (7) days per week. The medical charts must be available. There shall
be no more than a three (3) day lag between the generation of a medical
record and its filing.
N. In addition to paper records being maintained, Service Provider is
expected to provide an electronic health records system that interfaces with
Jail Management System (JMS) utilized by the DKSO.
1.Service Provider’s Electronic Health Records System must meet the
following criteria for evaluation:
a. Must improve patient safety
b. Must support the delivery of effective care
c. Must improve efficiency
d. Must be feasible to implement
2.Service Provider’s Electronic Health Records System must meet the
following core functionality requirements:
a. Contain electronic health data
b. Must manage order entry and results
c. Provide decision support
d. Support connectivity to other systems, including but not
limited to the Jail Management System, Web- based
Pharmacy ordering system, and Lab Results
e. Facilitate patient education
f. Support population based reporting
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3.The Electronic Health Records System must address the following
clinical information systems:
a. Administration
b. Patient search
c. Intake Examination
d. History and Physical Examination
e. Automated patient summary
f. Chronic Care Tracking system
g. Grievance Tracking System
h. Alerts
i. Forms and reports
4.The Electronic Health Records System must contain the following
forms:
a.Intake, History, Physical
b.Nursing Evaluation tools
c.Patient Information Sheets
d.Discharge Planning Forms
e.Requisitions and Order Sheets
5.The Electronic Health Record System must have capabilities to
produce the following types of reports:
a.Operational
b.Administrative
c.Clinical
6. The contractor is expected to provide all hardware necessary
to support the Electronic Health Records System.
7. Because Service Provider’s failure to comply with the
Electronic Health Records System provision of this Contract will
result in injury to the DKSO and it will be difficult to estimate the
extent of such injury, the DKSO and the Service Provider hereby
agree that the DKSO shall assess the Service Provider liquidated
damages in the amount of five hundred dollars ($500) for every
eight (8) hours the Electronic Health Records System is incapable
of performing essential functions. Essential functions for the
purpose of this contract specification shall mean data entry
capabilities, clinical processing for intake/receiving screening,
health assessment, sick call and medication administration, as
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well as the ability to run reports. DKSO and the Service Provider
hereby agree that the liquidated damages stated above represent
both parties’ best estimate of the damages resulting from the
injury for failure to comply with the Electronic Health Records
System requirements of this Contract and are not a penalty.
XXXVI. MORTALITY REVIEW
COMPLY: ___YES___NO
A. Service Provider shall manage a formal mortality review process that
includes clinical and correctional staff. All mortality reviews will be conducted
within (30) days of an inmate death and include an administrative review, clinical
mortality review and a psychological autopsy if death is by suicide.
B. Service Provider shall ensure that all corrective actions identified through the
mortality review process are implemented and monitored through the Continuous
Quality Improvement program for systemic issues and through a patient safety
program for staff-related issues.
XXXVII. CONSULTATION SERVICES
Service Provider shall provide consultation service to the DKSO on any and all
aspects of the health care delivery system at the Jail including evaluations and
recommendations concerning new programs, staffing patterns, medication
administration patterns and any other matters related to this Contract upon
which the Sheriff seeks the advice and counsel of the Service Provider.
XXXVIII. COST EXCLUSIONS
Service Provider shall not be responsible for the cost of health care as follows:
A. To any prisoner prior to formal booking and physical commitment into the Jail.
B. For injuries sustained while on temporary release, escape or otherwise away
from the Jail. Service Provider will be responsible for follow-up treatment after
the inmate is returned.
C. To any inmate actually held in another correctional institution while that
inmate is away from the DeKalb County Jail, unless special circumstances exist.
D. To any infant born to inmates. Service Provider will be responsible for health
care of pregnant inmates.
E. For any elective medical care an inmate is allowed to receive during custody,
wherein that care, which if not received, will not in the opinion of Service
Provider cause the inmate’s health to deteriorate, nor cause definite harm to
inmate’s well-being unless it is court ordered.
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XXXIX. MEDICAL DIETS
COMPLY:___YES ____NO
A. Service Provider shall be responsible for coordinating with the Jail’s Food
Service Provider to ensure the provision of clinically medical diets. Service
Provider shall work with the dietician from the Food Services Providers and the
Health Services Coordinator to minimize the number of unnecessary diet
prescriptions.
B. Service Provider shall transcribe the prescribed diets and distribute to the
Food Services Provider and the Health Services Coordinator weekly.
C. Service Provider shall maintain an electronic log of all presented medical
diets.
XL. EDUCATION/TRAINING
A. Service Provider will develop and implement a comprehensive training
program for institutional medical, custodial and civilian staff. The goals of such
trainings are to provide medical staff with current information on best practices
and to have the opportunity to earn continuous education credits and to provide
civilian and custodial staff relevant health information that will help them to
better manage the inmate population. Additionally, medical staff will develop
and implement a monthly health education program for inmates.
B. Service Provider is expected to, at a minimum, provide the following
training, for custodial and civilian staff:
1. Chronic Disease Awareness
2. Issues of medical confidentiality and patient privacy
3. Hepatitis Education
4. TB Education
5. Communicable diseases
Service Provider is expected, at a minimum, to provide the following
trainings to inmates:
1. Nutrition
2. Introduction to Medical Services
3. Managing Chronic Disease
4. Communicable Diseases
5. Medication Management
6. Family Planning/ Contraception Counseling
7. Personal Hygiene
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XLI. PRIORITY OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES
Health care services shall have priority over all Jail functions, except for issues
directly related to Jail security. Specifically, health care shall have priority over
commissary activities, linen passes, inmate-attorney visits, welfare item distribution,
chaplain services. In the event that any of the above activities or services are
occurring in areas typically reserved for health care services (namely, in the unit
conference rooms or multipurpose rooms, the clinic and the infirmary area), the
Sheriff and/or his designee upon notification by the Service Provider, shall ensure
that persons engaged in the above activities yield these areas immediately to
health care personnel in order for health care services to be rendered.
XLII. COORDINATION OF CARE
If delivery of medical service requires coordination with Jail staff/services/programs,
it will be the obligation of the Service Provider to notify in writing the Sheriff and/or
his designee of such necessity, including instructions for the successful completion
of such coordination. If the Jail staff/services/programs do not implement the
instructions of the Service Provider, the Service Provider will notify the Sheriff or the
Sheriff’s designee in writing immediately of such failure to implement the
instructions of the initial memorandum.
XLIII. ACCREDITATION
A.Service Provider shall adhere to the standards of care established by accrediting
agencies, including, but not limited to the National Commission on Correctional
Health Care (NCCHC), American Correctional Association (ACA) and all applicable
regulatory requirements of the DeKalb County Board of Health (BOH), and
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Drug Enforcement Agency
(DEA) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
B. Service Provider shall maintain accreditation by NCCHC and ACA.
C. Service Provider shall have a demonstrated history of passing NCCHC and/or
ACA accreditation and be able to demonstrate positive audit histories from past or
current correctional facilities.
D. Service Provider shall be deemed in compliance with accreditation requirements
if they perform all duties within their immediate control, on time and promptly notify
the DKSO of all units and sections within the Jail where the performance affects the
viability of re-accreditation.
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XLIV. CONTINUOUS QUALITY IMPROVEMENT (CQI)
A. Service Provider shall have a plan to institute a program that monitors and
improves inmate medical care.
B. Service Provider shall have a history of implementing CQI programs in
facilities similar in size to the DKSO.
C. Service Provider shall submit a sample annual CQI program that at a
minimum includes the following:
1. Ability to identify problems, implement and monitor corrective actions, and
study its effectiveness.
2. A licensed physician involved in the program who is responsible for
identifying thresholds, interpreting data and solving problems.
3. A multi-disciplinary Quality Improvement Committee that meets no less
than quarterly.
4. An annual review of the effectiveness of the CQI program by reviewing
CQI studies and minutes.
5. At least two process quality improvement studies and two outcome
quality improvement studies a year.
XLV. PEER REVIEW
A. Service Provider shall have an appropriate, clinically equivalent clinician
review the work of all practicing physicians and midlevel providers on a biannual basis.
B. Service Provider shall ensure that the results of the review shall be
communicated to the providers and to the Health Services Coordinator.
XLVI. AVERAGE DAILY INMATE POPULATION (ADP):
INVOICE ADJUSTMENTS FOR PER DIEM
A. Service Provider’s itemized monthly invoice shall be adjusted when the
actual ADP calculated for the end of the month falls below the minimum inmate
population number, or exceeds the maximum inmate population number stated
in the ADP applicable to that Contract Period, as contained in the Contract.
B. Should the actual ADP for any month fall below the minimum number of the
estimated ADP applicable to that Contract Period, then the Service Provider
shall decrease charges to the County for that month in an amount calculated by
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subtracting the actual ADP from the minimum estimated ADP in the range
applicable to that Contract Period, then multiplying the resulting number by the
number of days in that month, then multiplying that number by the applicable
per diem rate.
C. If the actual ADP of any month exceeds the maximum number of the ADP
applicable to that Contract Period such that additional staff is necessary, then
the Service Provider shall increase the charges in their invoice to the County for
that month in an amount calculated by subtracting the maximum estimated ADP
in that range applicable to that Contract Period from the actual ADP and then
multiplying the resulting number by the applicable per diem rate. In addition,
Service Provider shall simultaneously indicate the proposed staff increases to
be covered by the per diem, and provide documentation sufficient to prove to
the County’s satisfaction, at the County’s sole discretion, that such staff
increases were implemented during said month.
D. Where the actual ADP falls within the range of the estimated minimum and
maximum daily inmate population for that period, no per diem will be assessed
and no per diem adjustment will be made.
XLVII. COMPENSATION AND ADJUSTMENTS
A. Based upon attendance records furnished to the Health Services Coordinator
after any positions included in the authorized staff level that are vacant during
the reporting period, Service Provider’s invoice to the DKSO shall be reduced in
accordance with paragraph B, Adjustments for Staffing for Vacant Positions,
below.
B. Adjustments for Staffing for Vacant Positions:
1. A position is considered vacant if after seven (7) days, a qualified person
is not present for duty, fulfilling the requirements of this Agreement. If a
position is vacant, the following table will be used to assess the Service
Provider Liquidated damages. Service Providers monthly invoice shall be
reduced by using the daily position cost times the number of days vacant
during the invoiced period.
2. Any vacancy of a Principal or Key Leadership position for greater than
sixty (60) days shall result in an adjustment of twice the Daily Position Cost
shown in the table above, times the number of days the position is vacant
after sixty (60) days. This adjustment is in addition to the prior or ongoing
adjustments made monthly for the vacant positions, as defined in paragraph
B, Adjustments for Staffing for Vacant Positions, above.
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Position
Estimated Daily Position Cost
HSA
MEDICAL DIRECTOR
DIRECTOR OF NURSING
HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGER
STAFF PHYSICIAN
PA/RNP
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
RADIOLOGY TECHNICIAN
MEDICAL RECORDS CLERK
BILLING CLERK
NURSING SUPERVISOR
RN
LPN
MA/NA
$250.00
$880.00
$220.00
$160.00
$700.00
$550.00
$ 90.00
$120.00
$ 80.00
$ 80.00
$180.00
$160.00
$120.00
$ 80.00
XLVIII. END OF CONTRACT TRANSITION
A. Service Provider shall provide all of the transition efforts to ensure a
quality, smooth, efficient and timely transition to DKSO or DKSO’s
agent(s). Near the end of the contract Service Provider shall support
end-of-contract transition efforts with technical, business, and project
support.
B. Service Provider shall draft and submit a transition plan prior to
completion of the contract outlining the steps necessary to transition
activities to DKSO.
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Attachment 4
Medical Staff Chart
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Attachment 4
MEDICAL STAFF CHART
KEY PERSONNEL
(One full-time person for each position as required under the technical proposal)
Health Services Administrator
Medical Director
Director of Nursing
Health Information Manager
GENERAL STAFFING (Positions are based on the number of full-time equivalents (FTE)
persons.) The Service Provider shall ensure FTE employment in all of the categories in
sufficient numbers to provide all services required under the Contract. The Service
Provider shall indicate beside each position description the number of FTE's that will be
supplied daily (24 hours), based on a forty (40) hour work week:
POSITION
2011
FTEs
2012
FTEs
Physician
Physician
Assistant/Registered
Nurse Practitioner
Nursing Supervisor
Registered Nurse
Licensed Practical
Nurse
Medical Assistants
Paramedic
Radiology Technician
Office Manager
Administrative Assistant
Health Information
Technician
Other
(CQI, Training, etc.)
TOTAL
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2013
FTEs
2014
FTEs
2015
FTEs
Attachment 5
Cost Proposal
RFP NO. 10-02
Attachment 5
COST PROPOSAL FORM
INMATE HEALTH CARE SERVICES AT THE DEKALB COUNTY JAIL
RESPONDERS:
Please complete all attached pages of Cost Proposal Form and
return with this cover page.
NOTE: COSTS MUST NOT BE INCLUDED WITH THE TECHNICAL PROPOSAL. COSTS ARE
ONLY TO BE SUBMITTED IN A SEPARATELY SEALED ENVELOPE IDENTIFIED AS “COST
PROPOSAL.”
A.
Name of Firm: ___________________________________________________________
Address: _________________________________________________________
Authorized Person Submitting Proposal:_________________________________
Title of Authorized Person: ____________________________________________
Telephone Number: _________________________________________________
Fax Number: _______________________________________________________
E-mail Address: _____________________________________________________
Web Address: ______________________________________________________
__________________________________________
Signature of Authorized Person
__________________________________________
Date
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COST PROPOSAL FORM
INMATE MEDICAL SERVICES AT THE DEKALB COUNTY JAIL
RESPONDERS:
Please complete all pages of Cost Proposal Form.
_____________________________________
Name of Responder
ANNUAL COMPENSATION
B.CONTRACT PERIOD
ANNUAL COMPENSATION
December 31, 2011---------------------------------$___________________________________
December 31, 2012---------------------------------$___________________________________
December 31, 2013---------------------------------$___________________________________
December 31, 2014---------------------------------$___________________________________
December 31, 2015---------------------------------$___________________________________
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COST PROPOSAL FORM
INMATE HEALTH CARE SERVICES AT THE DEKALB COUNTY JAIL
RESPONDERS: Please complete all pages of Cost Proposal Form.
ADJUSTMENTS TO ANNUAL COMPENSATION
C. CONTRACT PERIOD
ESTIMATED AVERAGE DAILY
INMATE POPULATION RANGE
PER DIEM
RATE
December 31, 2011----------------------------2800 to 3600 Inmates$______________
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COST OR PRICING DATA
INMATE MEDICAL SERVICES AT THE DEKALB COUNTY JAIL
RFP 10-02
PROPOSERS ARE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE A DETAILED COST BREAKDOWN OF THEIR
PROPOSED PRICE FOR EACH YEAR OF THE INTENDED CONTRACT. THUS, A PROVIDER
SHOULD SUBMIT THIS FORM FOR YEARS 2011-2015. A COST OR PRICING DATA SHEET
SHOULD BE RETURNED FOR EACH YEAR OF THE CONTRACT. (Failure to provide the
required data may deem the proposer non-responsive).
The Following cost data is required.
LABOR----------------------------------------------------------------------------------$______________
(Breakout all categories of labor including
a breakout of base salaries, fringe benefits,
consultants and subcontractors)
INFECTIOUS DISEASE PROGRAM ---------------------------------------$______________
(Labor Costs Associated with Program)
MATERIAL------------------------------------------------------------------------------$______________
(Include all categories of Material, such as supplies,
equipment, etc.)
INFECTIOUS DISEASE PROGRAM-----------------------------------------$________________
(Material Costs Associated with Program)
GENERAL & ADMINISTRATIVE -------------------------------------------------$______________
TOTAL COST--------------------------------------------------------------------------$______________
PROFIT----------------------------------------------------------------------------------$______________
TOTAL PRICE-------------------------------------------------------------------------$______________
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