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The undersigned prime contractor on ADOT Project No 2025

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The document is a certification of payments made by a prime contractor on an ADOT project, confirming that full payment was made to a designated DBE firm for materials or work performed. It includes declarations under penalty of perjury regarding the truthfulness of the statements and outlines the requirement to retain supporting documentation for audit purposes. Additionally, it provides space for signatures from both the prime contractor and subcontractor/supplier/manufacturer.

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