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Minority- and Women-Owned Business Enterprise (M/WBE) certification is one of the most powerful tools you can use to compete in government contracting in New York. It doesn’t guarantee contracts, but it does open doors to set-asides, goal-driven spending, and targeted programs designed to work with diverse suppliers.

Many small and diverse businesses think opportunity only lives in big, public RFPs posted on portals. In reality, a lot of money moves through smaller, faster, and less-public channels such as micro‑purchases, small purchases, and subcontracting.nyc+1

You find teaming partners for NYC contracts by 1) knowing who’s already winning work, and 2) deliberately putting yourself where those firms and agencies can see you.

Small Business Search The Small Business Search (SBS, formerly known as the Dynamic Small Business Search) is a database that government agencies use to find small business contractors for upcoming contracts. Small businesses can also use SBS to find other small businesses to work with. SBA maintains the SBS database. The information you provide when you register your business in the System for Award Management (SAM) is used to populate SBS, so you should create a comprehen

Getting Started: Registering Your Business for Government Contracts in NYC and NYS Meta Description: Learn how to register your business in NYC and NYS for government contracting. Step-by-step guide to PASSPort, PIP, M/WBE certification, and vendor registration. Introduction: Laying the Groundwork for Government Success Government contracts represent one of the most reliable and rewarding pathways for business growth—especially for minority- and women-owned businesses. New Yo