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State and Local Agencies
Apprenticeship
- Labor and Industry of Washington State
L & I works with construction industry contractors
via the electrical and plumbing licensure programs and general contractor
registration and bonding. Visit this site to learn more about how
to become an Apprentice.
The City of Tacoma’s Historically Under-Utilized Business Program (HUB)
The City of Tacoma’s Historically Under-Utilized Business Program (HUB) offers contracting Opportunities and business management assistance to qualified small business contractors.
The Pierce County Historically Under-Utilized Business Program (HUB)
Pierce County invites qualified Historically Under-Utilized Businesses to participate in the county's contracting and business opportunities.
King
County's Small Economically Disadvantaged Business (SEDBs) Program
Promoting the use of Small Economically Disadvantaged
Business Enterprises in its procurement opportunities.
The
Regional Contracting Forum
The Regional Contracting Forum is the brainchild
of a Regional Collaboration Group. Comprised of representatives
from Port of Seattle, City of Seattle, Sound Transit, and King County,
this cross-jurisdiction strategic planning group identified the
need for contractors and businesses to have better access to contracting
opportunities available in government agencies across the region.
Washington
State Office of Minority, Women Business Enterprises (OMWBE)
You will find information aside from the State
Directory of certified minority, women and disadvantaged business
enterprises. This site contains information on how to do business
in Washington State, legislation information on minority, women
and disadvantaged businesses by Washington State, training provided
by the OMWBE office links to other sites of interest regarding DBE,
MBE or WBE issues.
Washington State Department of Transportation
Visit this site for information on the best organized Office of Equal Opportunity among state agencies.
Sound
Transit Contracts
Register online with e-Bid, Sound Transit's online
procurement system. Potential vendors can now receive automatic
email notices for contracting opportunities in their area of business.
Vendors will be able to view, download or order solicitation documents,
submit questions, view bid results and contract award information,
as well as network with other vendors and more.
Community
Transit
Community Transit promotes and encourages small
business participation, which may include small minority and women
owned businesses, and small businesses owned by persons with disabilities,
on its contracts. Firms are reminded to afford all potential business
partners an equal, non-discriminatory opportunity to compete for
business as joint venture partners or subcontractors.
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