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Creating systems to support businesses’ growth
Contractors know plans, our companies thrive or die by them. Why should your company be any different? Before you can even begin to break
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Protect what you’ve built
“I was an IT recruiter for Wall Street prior to being in Insurance. And in 2008, when the recession hit, it was a forced change
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How City’s Zoning can help your business.
How can you use Zoning to your advantage? Zoning is a key tool for carrying out the City’s planning and land use policies. Regulatory
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Find out how to bid on ConstructNYC projects!
Want to work on transformative NYC projects? Economic Development Corporation’s (EDC) ConstructNYC program connects small-to-mid-sized MBEs & WBEs as well as businesses designated as
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A business path built by a hardworking MBE.
“Yeah, I lost count. I hate counting because it shows how old I am, so I stopped haha.” This was Karl Griffith’s answer, President
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Increase contracting opportunities with HPD!
How do you increase and build your contracting opportunities on affordable housing projects? Today we’ll explain how to achieve these goals through MBE &
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MBE & WBE Non-competitive Contracting Opportunities?!
We’re completely invested in finding contracting opportunities for your business, and an indispensable mechanism to achieve them is through the City’s MBE & WBE Noncompetitive Small
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Make your voice heard with City, State, and Federal representatives!
Wrapping up our blog post series on the Bipartisan Infrastructure Act, today we’ll talk about how to advocate for upcoming projects at the Local and City
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Become a thriving company before infrastructure projects come to the City
As promised in the last blog post, today we’ll dive into how to prepare for the funding/projects coming from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Act. Where will you
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Prepare now for the upcoming construction boom
For today’s topic, we are interrupting our regular flow of information on City Procurement with information on the Bipartisan Infrastructure Act, which was passed by