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Liability Disclaimer LIABILITY DISCLAIMER REPLACEMENT OF WOODLAND AVE. BRIDGE – MEDIA / ELWYN REGIONAL RAIL LINE DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS ENTERPRISE (DBE) RESOURCE LIST This Resource List is for informational purposes only and is to assist prospective bidders in identifying some of the firms that may be eligible to participate on various SEPTA projects as DBEs. Since the certification status of a firm is subject to change due to annual reassessment or changes in ownership, management, and/or control, prospective bidders should contact the DBE Program Office regarding a firm's current status for a particular bid. ONLY FIRMS WITH A CURRENT CERTIFICATION ARE ELIGIBLE FOR DBE CREDIT ON PROJECTS. The bidder has the sole responsibility of obtaining certified firms for use on SEPTA's projects. Bidders can search for additional firms via the Pennsylvania Unified Certification Program (PA UCP) website at www.paucp.com. If you have any questions concerning a firm's status, or if you need assistance identifying other firms, contact the DBE Program Office at (215) 580-8333. Liability Disclaimer_SB_rev Jan 2013 SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY DBE PROGRAM OFFICE PROJECT NAME: SB 16-00267-AKLM - Replacement of Woodland Ave. Bridge - Media / Elwyn Regional Rail Line DBE Resource List REPORT RUN DATE: 05-Dec-16 BID LISTING NAICS: 237310 Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction Contact Name: AL M. AHMED Cert. Status: Certification No.: Company Name: A A CONSULTANTS INC SEPTA: DBE 1141-0811-2 Address: 707 EAST STREET UCP: DBE--ALLEG Reassess. Date: PITTSBURGH, PA 15212 NON-DBE: OBE 8/31/2017 Telephone:(412) 323-2200 Fax: (412) 323-2202 E-Mail: [email protected] Vendor No.: Business Desc.: CONSULTING ENGINEERINGGEOTECHNICAL STRUCTURAL ENVIRONMENTAL AND CIVIL ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AND INSPECTION LAB TESTING Contact Name: KIMBERLY MOORE Cert. Status: Certification No.: Company Name: AKM CONSTRUCTION SERVICES SEPTA: DBE Address: 350 S. GOVERNOR PRINTZ BLVD UCP: DBE--PENNDOT Reassess. Date: LESTER, PA 19029 NON-DBE: 2/28/2018 Telephone:(610) 362-0210 Fax: (610) 362-0211 E-Mail: [email protected] Vendor No.: Business Desc.: CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION AND MATERIALS TESTING Contact Name: VIJAY GUPTA Cert. Status: Certification No.: Company Name: AMERICAN ENGINEERS GROUP LLC SEPTA: DBE 1961-0913-1 Address: 1220 VALLEY FORGE ROAD, SUITE 4 UCP: DBE--SEPTA Reassess. Date: PHOENIXVILLE, PA 19460 NON-DBE: OBE 9/30/2017 Telephone:(484) 971-6895 Fax: (484) 924-8540 E-Mail: [email protected] Vendor No.: Business Desc.: ENGINEERING SERVICES (BRIDGE, STRUCTURAL, CIVIL, ROADWAY, TRAFFIC, 20851400 GEOTECHNICAL); LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE; CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION & MANAGEMENT SERVICES; FACILITIES DESIGN; PLANNING & SURVEYING SERVICES; ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING; AND TESTING LABORATORIES Contact Name: ANIL VERMA Cert. Status: Certification No.: Company Name: ANIL VERMA ASSOCIATES INC SEPTA: DBE 2074-0912-1 Address: 444 SOUTH FLOWER STREET SUITE 1688 UCP: DBE--SEPTA Reassess. Date: LOS ANGELES, CA 90071 NON-DBE: OBE 9/11/2016 Telephone:(213) 624-6908 Fax: (213) 624-1188 E-Mail: [email protected] Vendor No.: Business Desc.: ARCHITECTURE, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING, PLANNING, PROJECT AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT DBE--Disadvantaged Business Enterprise ESB--Emerging Small Business SBE--Small Business Enterprise Source: BizTrak System (All Rights Reserved By Business Innovations Plus, Inc.) 1 Contact Name: ANIL VERMA Cert. Status: Certification No.: Company Name: ANIL VERMA ASSOCIATES INC SEPTA: DBE 2074-0912-1 Address: 444 SOUTH FLOWER STREET SUITE 1688 UCP: DBE--SEPTA Reassess. Date: LOS ANGELES, CA 90071 NON-DBE: OBE 9/11/2016 Telephone:(213) 624-6908 Fax: (213) 624-1188 E-Mail: [email protected] Vendor No.: Business Desc.: ARCHITECTURE, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING, PLANNING, PROJECT AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT Contact Name: BARBARA ARMAND Cert. Status: Certification No.: Company Name: ARMAND CORPORATION SEPTA: DBE 873-0512-32 Address: 1815 GARDEN AVENUE UCP: DBE--PENNDOT Reassess. Date: CHERRY HILL, NJ 08003 NON-DBE: OBE 5/31/2018 Telephone:(856) 489-8200 Fax: (856) 489-8212 E-Mail: [email protected] Vendor No.: Business Desc.: ENGINEERING CONSULTANT; PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND CONSTRUCTION 11448200 MANAGEMENT SERVICES INCLUDING FIELD SUPERVISION, QUALITY AND SAFETY CONTROL, COST ESTIMATING AND SCHEDULING Contact Name: LORETTA MITSOS-PANVINI Cert. Status: Certification No.: Company Name: ATHENA CONTRACTING INC SEPTA: DBE 2008-0711-3 Address: 2825 SOUTH WARNOCK STREET UCP: DBE--PENNDOT Reassess. Date: PHILADELPHIA, PA 19148 NON-DBE: OBE 6/30/2018 Telephone:(267) 535-9642 Fax: (215) 467-2410 E-Mail: [email protected] Vendor No.: Business Desc.: GENERAL CONTRACTING SPECIALIZING IN CONCRETE WORK, MASONRY WORK, ROOFING, ELECTRICAL WORK, PAVING, RECYCLABLE MATERIAL HAULING AND RUBBISH HAULING, DUMP TRUCKING OF RUBBLE OR BRUSH WITH COLLECTION OR DISPOSAL, CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS, DRY BULK TRUCKING Contact Name: KARENANNE BROWN Cert. Status: Certification No.: Company Name: ATLAS FLASHER SUPPLY CO INC SEPTA: DBE 1661-0410-3 Address: P.O. BOX 488 UCP: DBE--PENNDOT Reassess. Date: MICKLETON, NJ 08056 NON-DBE: OBE 4/30/2015 Telephone:(856) 423-3333 Fax: (856) 423-3313 E-Mail: [email protected] Vendor No.: Business Desc.: SIGN PLACEMENT POST/STRUCTURE MOUNTED; SUPPLIER OF DELINEATORS, 20272700 PERMANENT SIGNS/POSTS, MESSAGE/ARROW BOARDS, TRAFFIC CONES, TRAFFIC DRUMS, CRASH CUSHIONS, TEMPORARY SIGNS/STANDS Contact Name: WALLACE LEVI COLEMAN Cert. Status: Certification No.: Company Name: AVIMAN MANAGEMENT LLC SEPTA: DBE 1905-0113-2 Address: 170 SUGARBERRY DRIVE UCP: DBE--SEPTA Reassess. Date: NEW CASTLE, DE 19720 NON-DBE: OBE 1/30/2017 Telephone:(302) 377-5788 Fax: (302) 834-0724 E-Mail: [email protected] Vendor No.: Business Desc.: CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT, MANAGE COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION (INCLUDING CONCRETE, CARPENTRY, ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL AND PAINTING) DBE--Disadvantaged Business Enterprise ESB--Emerging Small Business SBE--Small Business Enterprise Source: BizTrak System (All Rights Reserved By Business Innovations Plus, Inc.) 2 Contact Name: SUSAN A WENRICH Cert. Status: Certification No.: Company Name: BERKS TRAFFIC INC SEPTA: DBE Address: P.O. BOX 131 UCP: DBE--PENNDOT Reassess. 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