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In cities and states that don’t have legal grounds for race-conscious procurement policies, how can race-neutral policies work to expand city government’s contracting with businesses owned by people of color?

Culture and Process: Doing Business Where Government Has Never Done Business Before April 7, 2021 Watch the first of a 3-part webinar series presented by Next City and Living Cities on public procurement, race, and the pandemic. The data have shown what many already knew to be true, that businesses owned by people of color are the hardest hit by the pandemic and its economic fallout. Despite looming local budget deficits, the 2021 American Rescue Plan has earmarked more than $45 billion in ai...

>>s in from the department of interior, talking about the doors. the project was requested by career facilities and security officials at interior as part of the decadelong modern sedation of the f.d.a. era building. the secretary wasnt aware of the contract but agrees its a lot of money for demo and install of materials. the costs for everything from pencils to printing to doors is a perfect example of why the secretary believes we need to reform procurement processes. i thought its fair in all...

This is first rate gristers, the beverly hillbillies donald trump edition without the innocence. s in what trump should be ashamed. and zinke is lying when he says he doesnt know about the doors. >>s in from the department of interior, talking about the doors. the project was requested by career facilities and security officials at interior as part of the decadelong modern sedation of the f.d.a. era building. the secretary wasnt aware of the contract but agrees its a lot of money for demo and in...