Texas DBE and ACDBE firms are being reevaluated under new federal criteria. Here is the latest TxDOT update and what affected firms should know.

Preparing for a TxDOT indirect cost rate audit involves more than assembling an overhead schedule. Learn how to reconcile your accounting records, evaluate FAR Part 31 costs, organize labor and compensation support, and build a complete audit-ready submission.

Not every firm pursuing TxDOT work needs a CPA-audited indirect cost rate. Learn how CPA audits, self-certification, and the federal safe-harbor option fit into TxDOT administrative qualification—and how to identify the path that may apply to your firm.