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Executive Summary / Proposal narrativeRequired
8.1
Matched: Corporate_Supplier_Diversity_Program_2025.pdf
Exhibit D1 — Unit Pricing RatesRequiredDisqualifying
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Exhibit D2 — T&E Pricing RatesRequiredDisqualifying
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Diversity plan (Tier II diverse supplier spend / DEI)RequiredDisqualifying
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Matched: Corporate_Supplier_Diversity_Program_2025.pdf
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Matched: Harlan_Electric_Exceptions_to_T_and_Cs.pdf
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proposal pdf
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https://qokljzaludugmd0a.private.blob.vercel-storage.com/uploads/cmr9dsd2o0000cabfnrp1n6pd/cmr9dseyl0013cabf1agfnol6/Harlan_Project_Team_Org_Chart_DTE.pdf
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Adam Segers District Manager Harlan Electric Organizational Chart DTE Energy Ashley Rozek Office Supervisor Taylor Locke Yard/Material Manager Justin Frye Shop Helper TBD DTE Distribution Project Admin Jessica Clinton Administrative Assistant Cindy Golpe Administrative Assistant Chad Pioletti Operations Manager Bill Bailey Superintendent T&D Chase Schram Associate Estimator DTE Distribution Collin Vervinck Project Manager Estimator Robert Renner Project Manager DTE Distribution Devin Ruiz Project Coordinator DTE Distribution TBD DTE Distribution Material Handler TBD Asst. General Foreman DTE Comm. Lighting Douglas Busam General Foreman DTE Pole Yard Matt Burg General Foreman DTE Comm. Lighting Frank Johnson Asst. General Foreman DTE Pole Yard TBD Asst. General Foreman DTE Distribution Lonnie Coleman General Foreman DTE Distribution Trace Pennock Business Development Manager Christian Spangler Project Manager DTE Pole Yard Benjamin Dapkus Project Coordinator DTE Pole Yard -- 1 of 1 --
Harlan_Electric_Executive_Summary_DTE_Overhead_Construction.docx
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Capabilities, Experience, and Strategy High-level overview of Harlan Electric’s experience, capabilities, and overall strategy for delivery. We understand that DTE seeks the expertise of a Michigan-based electrical contracting firm that works safely, is collaborative, experienced, and familiar with their systems. With respect to DTE’s interest in qualifications and experience pursuant to the specifications outlined in this proposal, we offer the following combination of unique credentials: Experience and understanding of local electrical distribution systems, dating to 1940 Harlan Electric Company has proudly served DTE Energy’s service territory for more than 85 years, providing a complete range of transmission and distribution construction services, telecommunications infrastructure, emergency restoration, and street lighting support for new construction, system modifications, repairs, and maintenance. Our experience working throughout Southeast Michigan has given us extensive expertise operating in congested urban environments while maintaining reliable service and strong customer coordination. As part of MYR Group, Harlan Electric has the ability to leverage additional management resources, skilled labor, and specialized equipment from one of the nation’s leading electrical infrastructure contractors. Our Rochester Hills and Wixom operations support multiple DTE programs, including Distribution Operations, Pole Top Maintenance, Community Lighting, Wixom Pole Yard management, and Service Restoration. In addition to DTE, our local utility and municipal clients include Consumers Energy, Toledo Edison, Thumb Electric Cooperative, the Public Lighting Authority, and the Cities of Royal Oak, Dearborn, Pontiac, and Troy. Subject matter experts familiar with the industry, strong project management Harlan Electric’s strength is built on experienced leadership and long-tenured field personnel who understand the expectations, systems, and operational requirements o
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proposal pdf
proposal pdf
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Page 1 963-5367 Rev. 2/2026 Terms and Conditions for Services -- 1 of 51 -- Page 2 963-5367 Rev. 2/2026 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. DEFINITIONS .........................................................................................................................................................3 2. CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITIES .....................................................................................................................4 3. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR ............................................................................................................................4 4. CONTRACTOR’S EMPLOYEES AND MANAGEMENT..........................................................................................4 5. HIRING AND SUBCONTRACTING ........................................................................................................................5 6. COOPERATION AND OTHER CONTRACTS ........................................................................................................5 7. MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT .............................................................................................................................5 8. WORK AREAS AND ACCESS ................................................................................................................................6 9. SITE SERVICES AND FACILITIES ........................................................................................................................6 10. LINES, GRADES AND MONUMENTS ....................................................................................................................6 11. SITE CONDITIONS .................................................................................................................................................6 12. CLEANUP OF SITE ................................................................................................................................................6 13. USE OF COMPANY’S EQUIPMENT, PE
proposal pdf
proposal pdf
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CAPABILITIES & EXPERIENCE IN ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION An MYR Group Company -- 1 of 25 -- Company Overview Rooted in Michigan Core Capabilities Safety Equipment & Labor Resources Project Management Sustainability Capabilities & Projects Contacts 3 4 6 8 10 11 13 15 25 TABLE OF TABLE OF CONTENTS -- 2 of 25 -- Established in 1940, Harlan Electric Company (Harlan Electric) has successfully completed hundreds of substation, transmission line, and distribution system projects throughout the upper Midwest and northeastern United States. We deliver a complete range of services including power line construction, telecommunications infrastructure, emergency restoration, LED lighting conversion and traffic signalization for new construction, modifications, repairs and maintenance; and possess extensive expertise providing services in congested urban environments. Our years of experience working in the area have provided us with an arsenal of knowledge regarding issues unique to the region. We are familiar with area topography with the use of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) or drones, assessing weather conditions, permitting/ ROW/landowner relations, regional laws and regulations, local and regional subcontractors and union and labor relations. As an operating subsidiary of MYR Group Inc. (MYR Group), Harlan Electric offers customers the benefit of extensive, nationwide resources in equipment and manpower, industry-leading safety statistics and programs, management expertise and financial backing. This collective array of services and expertise gives you easy and instant access to a wealth of knowledge, skill, technology and talent. A primary advantage to hiring Harlan Electric for your project is our team’s ability to not only quickly respond to your needs, but to anticipate them as well. Click here to watch a video about Harlan Electric ABOUT HARLAN ELECTRIC 3Harlan Electric Company Capabilities & Experience -- 3 of 25 -- Harlan Electric has been integral to Michigan’s en
d2 te pricing
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Contractor: Harlan Electric
Labor rates: 141 · Equipment rates: 53
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d1 unit pricing
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proposal pdf
proposal pdf
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Rev. 2/2026 Page 1 of 4 EXCLUSIVE CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT This Exclusive Confidentiality Agreement (the “Agreement”) is made and entered into as of ____________, 20__ between [DTE Entity Name] DTE (“DTE”), whose address is One Energy Plaza, Detroit, Michigan 48226, and ______________________________ a __________________________ (“Recipient”), whose address is _______________________________________________; each sometimes individually referred to as “Party” or collectively referred to as “Parties”. WHEREAS, Recipient desires that DTE disclose certain Confidential Information relating to the Project; and WHEREAS, DTE desires to protect the confidentiality of such information. NOW, THEREFORE, for and in consideration of DTE’s disclosure of Confidential Information and of the mutual promises contained in this Agreement, each Party agrees as follows: 1. Project. For purposes of this Agreement, Project means _________________________. 2. Confidential Information. The term Confidential Information means any information disclosed by DTE, or on behalf of DTE, to Recipient, whether written, oral or otherwise and includes, but is not limited to, any and all technical, business or financial information or property owned by or licensed to DTE or otherwise relating to DTE and/or any of its affiliates and related entities which is disclosed to Recipient, including but not limited to information regarding products, processes, personnel, finances, operations, trade secrets, know-how, formulas, data, network configuration, strategic partners, drawings, proprietary information, marketing, strategic or other plans, energy generation, transmission or distribution costs, customer names or lists, prices, or any other non-public information. Confidential Information includes information disclosed prior to formal institution of the Project, during the Project, or after formal termination of the Project. Confidential Information also includes written notes, memorandum, analyses, studies o
DTE_Exclusive_Confidentiality_Agreement_(Final_2-2026)_(dol).docx
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EXCLUSIVE CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT This Exclusive Confidentiality Agreement (the “Agreement”) is made and entered into as of ____________, 20__ (“Effective Date”) between [DTE Entity Name] DTE (“DTE”), whose address is One Energy Plaza, Detroit, Michigan 48226, and ______________________________ a __________________________ (“Recipient”), whose address is _______________________________________________; each sometimes individually referred to as “Party” or collectively referred to as “Parties”. WHEREAS, Recipient desires that DTE disclose certain Confidential Information relating to the Project; and WHEREAS, DTE desires to protect the confidentiality of such information. NOW, THEREFORE, for and in consideration of DTE’s disclosure of Confidential Information and of the mutual promises contained in this Agreement, each Party agrees as follows: Project. For purposes of this Agreement, Project means _________________________. Confidential Information. The term Confidential Information means any information disclosed by DTE, or on behalf of DTE, to Recipient, whether written, oral or otherwise and includes, but is not limited to, any and all technical, business or financial information or property owned by or licensed to DTE or otherwise relating to DTE and/or any of its affiliates and related entities which is disclosed to Recipient, including but not limited to information regarding products, processes, personnel, finances, operations, trade secrets, know-how, formulas, data, network configuration, strategic partners, drawings, proprietary information, marketing, strategic or other plans, energy generation, transmission or distribution costs, customer names or lists, prices, or any other non-public information. Confidential Information includes information disclosed prior to formal institution of the Project, during the Project, or after formal termination of the Project. Confidential Information also includes written notes, memorandum, analyses, studies o
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proposal pdf
proposal pdf
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MYR Group Inc. 2025 1 Corporate Supplier Diversity Plan SUPPLIER DIVERSITY PROGRAM Commitment and Participation MYR Group Inc. (MYR Group) and its subsidiaries are dedicated to the fair consideration of all suppliers in our day-to-day procurement of materials, equipment, and services as required for any project. Because we value supplier diversity, we want to provide opportunities for Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) firms. DBE firms when referred to herein will include Minority Business Enterprises, Women Business Enterprises, Veteran Business Enterprises, Historically Underutilized Businesses, and Small, Women and Minority disadvantaged suppliers that have been certified by a federal/state/or local government. We have experience working with a wide range of diverse suppliers to provide a competitive edge in producing high-quality, low-cost innovative products and services. All of MYR Group’s employees with purchasing responsibility and/or involved in procurement decisions for equipment, material, and services are expected to notify and give every consideration to using qualified DBE firms in a manner that is consistent with state and federal laws and regulations. We have exceeded the “expected levels” of on- site DBE participation on numerous projects and will continue to strive to exceed such levels while conducting business in the highest professional manner. Goods and/or Services to be Subcontracted To demonstrate MYR Group’s commitment, we have developed a firm mentoring agreement to subcontract a mutually agreed upon scope of work, as well as agreements with our subcontractors’ that rates will not exceed MYR’s proposed rates. MYR Group will solicit by Invitation for Bids, Requests for Proposals, telephone calls or any other document issued by the state to obtain bids, or proposals for the purpose of entering into a contract with DBE firms for equipment, material, and services. We have done this on several projects and achieved up to 41% DBE participa