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ACTIA 2002-26.01 Q. Professional Services Contract: any Contract between the Authority and a person or firm to provide labor, materials, or equipment for professional services. R. SLBE Goal: the targeted level of Participation for SLBEs established by the Authority for Contracts awarded by the Authority and Sponsoring Agencies funded solely by local dollars. There may be some Contracts where it is not possible to include SLBEs because of the nature of the Contract. The Authority staff shall determine for each Contract whether it is practical to apply the SLBE Goal. S. Small Business: a business with less than a stated amount of average gross annual revenue over the past three (3) years. For any business to qualify as a Small Business, it must have an average annual gross revenue within the State small businesses standards, as they may be adopted from time to time. (California Code of Regulations, Title 2, Division 2, Chapter 3, Subchapter 8.) A copy of such standards currently in effect is attached hereto as Appendix A. T. Small Local Business Enterprise or SLBE: an economically independent and continuing Small Business (as defined above in paragraph S) performing a Commercially Useful Function (as defined above in paragraph D) for profit, and which also qualifies as a Local Business Enterprise (LBE) as shown by the criteria above in paragraph M. U. Sponsoring Agency: any public entity receiving funds from Measure B designated for capital highway and transit projects in the Authority's 2000 Alameda County 20- year Transportation Expenditure Plan. The Expenditure Plan is available for review at the Authority's office. This LBE/SLBE Program shall only be applied to Contracts awarded by the Sponsoring Agency which are completely or partially funded by the Authority. V. Subcontractor: any individual, partnership, corporation, or other legal entity entering into a contract with a Prime Contractor to perform a portion of the Construction Work or professional services under a Contract with the Authority or a Sponsoring Agency, including but not limited to truckers, manufacturers, suppliers and owner -operators of equipment. M. DEPUTY DIRECTOR The Authority's Deputy Director is primarily responsible for implementing all aspects of the LBE/SLBE Program. The Deputy Director has direct, independent access to the Executive Director of the Authority concerning LBE/SLBE Program matters. The Deputy Director may be assisted by outside consulting firms in acting as Deputy Director. A list of the Deputy Director's responsibilities with respect to this Program can be found in Appendix B. The contact information for the Deputy Director is as follows: Alameda County Transportation Improvement Authority Deputy Director 1401 Lakeside Drive, Suite 600 Oakland, CA 94612-4395 510-893-3347 x104 ADao@acta2002.com Alameda County Transportation Improvement Authority Page E-5 Local Business Enterprise and Small Local Business Enterprise Program