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What is a State Certificate?
State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli is committed to advancing minority- and women-owned businesses by: Promoting State contracting, subcontracting, and purchasing opportunities for MWBEs; Providing
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Why to know your business’ NAICS Codes?
What are NAICS Codes? A NAICS Code is a classification within the North American Industry Classification System. It’s used by “Federal statistical agencies in
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Don’t get left out of City projects!
Why are MBE & WBE Utilization Rates important for you? Let’s circle back to an article published earlier this year about 2021’s Making the
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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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DDC wants to help you grow your business!
Our goal in our blog posts is to keep up with updates on new opportunities so you are able to grow your business. Today’s
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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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How PASSPort can help to grow your business now.
We know hard copies of documents and plans can be an issue for contractors. Of course, paper copies would not be so bad if it
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What is the real value of MBEs and WBEs certifications?
Have you ever questioned the worth of a product or service you purchased? We’ve all been there, and we often hear that same feedback about
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Foundation of NYC’s MBE & WBEs Program
“The City of New York is committed to encouraging a fair, competitive and diverse business environment, supporting the growth and success of Minority and Women-owned
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How did NYC end up with an overall grade of D+ for MBE & WBE engagement?
“We owe our City’s richly diverse business community more than just lip service – we need to deliver real spending to these very real businesses,