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The document is an addendum issued by the California Department of Transportation regarding a construction contract for a highway project in San Mateo County. It outlines revisions to the contract, including changes to proposal requirements, subcontracting preferences for small businesses and Disabled Veteran Business Enterprises (DVBEs), and details on bid submission processes. The addendum emphasizes compliance with state regulations and provides instructions for bidders on how to submit their proposals and required documentation.

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Begin by reviewing the 'Proposal Requirements and Conditions' section. Ensure you understand the requirements for listing subcontractors and DVBE participation.
Fill out the 'List of Subcontractors' form, including names, addresses, and portions of work for each subcontractor. Make sure to include any first-tier Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise (DVBE) subcontractors.
Complete the 'Request for Small Business Preference' form if applicable. Attach your small business certification letter to verify your status.
If you are requesting Non-small Business Subcontractor Preference, ensure you commit to subcontracting at least 25% of your bid amount with certified Small Businesses.
Review all entries for accuracy before submitting your bid. Ensure that all required forms are included and properly filled out.

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