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MTA wants feds to open up more contracts to wealthier minority- and women-owned businesses

By Ben Brachfeld Posted on October 19, 2022
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The MTA is calling on the feds to open up availability of government contracts to more millionaires as a means of growing its pool of minority-and-women-owned business enterprise (MWBE) vendors.

MTA contractors certified under the MWBE program must be women and/or a member of a recognized racial or ethnic minority group, but firm principals also cannot have a personal net worth of more than $15 million per authority procurement rules.

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MTA wants feds to open up more contracts to wealthier minority- and women-owned businesses

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