Wis. Admin. Code Department of Transportation Trans 404.05 - Conditions for the guarantee of a mobilization loan by a business development organization
(1) The total loan qualifies as a
mobilization loan.
(2) The total of
the principal amounts of all loans extended to the borrower during a single
year may not exceed 100% of the contract amount.
(3) The rate of interest on the loan,
including any origination fees or other charges relating to the loan, may not
exceed a rate to be determined by the business development
organization.
(4) Upon completion
of a contract with the department, the proceeds shall be co-paid to the lender
and the disadvantaged business by the department. If the disadvantaged business
is a subcontractor, the prime contractor shall co-pay the disadvantaged
business and the lender.
(5) The
term of the loan shall be for a maximum of 6 months. If requested, an extension
shall be considered on a case-by-case basis.
(6) The proceeds of the loan shall only be
used for new contract work with the department. Refinancings of prior contract
work with the department are not eligible. Loans to any disadvantaged business
may not exceed a total of $250,000 within a 180-day period.
(7) The business development organization
shall guarantee repayment up to 90% of the principal of any mobilization loan
eligible for guarantee. Any origination fees or other charges related to the
loan can be financed; however, they may not be guaranteed by the business
development organization.
(8) The
participating lender obtains a security interest in any machinery and equipment
resulting from the use of the loan proceeds and an assignment of the contract
proceeds from the department and the prime contractor for repayment of the
loan.
(9)
(a) A participating lender shall determine
when a guaranteed loan is in default, except that any guaranteed loan not
repaid in 6 months (or at the end of a specified extension) following the
origination of the loan is in default. Upon default, if there is any deficiency
remaining after the participating lender has enforced to the fullest extent
possible the security interest taken in any machinery and equipment purchased
with the loan proceeds and has collected any proceeds due from the department
or the prime contractor, the participating lender may notify the business
development organization.
(b) Not
more than 60 days after accepting notice of enforcement and deficiency under
par. (a), the business development organization shall pay to a participating
lender, from the disadvantaged business mobilization loan program fund, the
amount of the deficiency.
(c)
Neither the department nor the business development organization shall be
responsible for reimbursing the lender for any expenses incurred during the
collection of any defaulted payments.
(10)
(a)
The business development organization shall enter into a guarantee agreement
with any bank, credit union, savings and loan association, or other person who
makes mobilization loans and who wishes to have those loans guaranteed under
this section. The business development organization may determine all of the
following, consistent with this section:
1.
The form of the agreement.
2. Any
conditions upon which the business development organization may refuse to enter
into such agreement.
3. Any
procedures required to carry out the agreement.
(b) The business development organization may
not use any monies other than those in the disadvantaged business mobilization
assistance program to guarantee a mobilization loan under this
section.
(11)
(a) The business development organization
will submit a report annually to the department summarizing the status of the
program.
(b) The total principal
amount of all mobilization loans which may be guaranteed by the business
development organization at one time cannot exceed $1,500,000.
(c) The business development organization
shall cease to guarantee any mobilization loans when the amount of unexpended
funds in the disadvantaged business mobilization assistance program is equal to
or less than $100,000.
(d) The
business development organization shall cease to guarantee mobilization loans
at the request of the department. The business development organization shall
transfer the balance of any unexpended funds in the program fund to the
department 30 days after payment in full of the last loan.
(12) The business development organization
shall maintain the record of each loan for a period of at least 3 years from
the date of final payment.
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