SMALL AND LOCAL BUSINESS CONCERNS REPORTING REQUIREMENTS Sample Clauses

SMALL AND LOCAL BUSINESS CONCERNS REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. 1. The Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE) supports equal opportunity for minority owned, women- owned, and other small disadvantaged business concerns (MWDBE) to compete for contracts awarded by NSHE. NSHE also supports efforts to encourage local businesses to compete for NSHE contracts. In some situations, MWDBE and local business concerns may not have the depth or full capability to meet all the requirements of large contracts. Nevertheless, NSHE supports finding opportunities for such MWDBE and local business concerns to participate as subcontractors or Tier 2 suppliers in large contracts.
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SMALL AND LOCAL BUSINESS CONCERNS REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. 1) CSN supports equal opportunity for minority owned, women-owned, and other small disadvantaged business concerns (“MWDBE”) to compete for contracts awarded by CSN. CSN also supports efforts to encourage local businesses to compete for CSN contracts. In some situations, MWDBE and local business concerns may not have the depth or full capability to meet all the requirements of large contracts. Nevertheless, CSN supports finding opportunities for such MWDBE and local business concerns to participate as Subcontractors or Tier 2 suppliers in large contracts.
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SMALL AND LOCAL BUSINESS CONCERNS REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. 1) UNLV supports equal opportunity for minority owned, women-owned, and other small disadvantaged business concerns (“MWDBE”) to compete for contracts awarded by UNLV. UNLV also supports efforts to encourage local businesses to compete for UNLV contracts. In some situations, MWDBE and local business concerns may not have the depth or full capability to meet all the requirements of large contracts. Nevertheless, UNLV supports finding opportunities for such MWDBE and local business concerns to participate as Subcontractors or Tier 2 suppliers in large contracts.
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SMALL AND LOCAL BUSINESS CONCERNS REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. 1. The Nevada System of Higher Education supports equal opportunity for minority owned, women-owned, and other small disadvantaged business concerns (MWDBE) to compete for contracts awarded by NSHE. NSHE also supports efforts to encourage local businesses to compete for NSHE contracts. In some situations, MWDBE and local business concerns may not have the depth or full capability to meet all the requirements of large contracts. Nevertheless, NSHE supports finding opportunities for such MWDBE and local business concerns to participate as subcontractors or Tier 2 suppliers in large contracts. norit xxxx xxx) y and/or concern meets more, that should be trac t for the 12 month
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SMALL AND LOCAL BUSINESS CONCERNS REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. 1) NSC supports equal opportunity for minority owned, women-owned, and other small disadvantaged business concerns (“MWDBE”) to compete for contracts awarded by NSC. NSC also supports efforts to encourage local businesses to compete for NSC contracts. In some situations, MWDBE and local business concerns may not have the depth or full capability to meet all the requirements of large contracts. Nevertheless, NSC supports finding opportunities for such MWDBE and local business concerns to participate as Subcontractors or Tier 2 suppliers in large contracts.
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SMALL AND LOCAL BUSINESS CONCERNS REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. 1. The Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE) supports equal opportunity for minority owned, women- owned, and other small disadvantaged business concerns (MWDBE) to compete for contracts awarded by NSHE. NSHE also supports efforts to encourage local businesses to compete for NSHE contracts. In some situations, MWDBE and local business concerns may not have the depth or full capability to meet all the 2. Fo re requirements of large contracts. Nevertheless, NSHE supports finding opportunities for such MWDBE and local business concerns to participate as subcontractors or Tier 2 suppliers in large contracts. r purchase of goods or services that exceed $1,000,000 the Contractor must provide, at a minimum, annual ports listing expenditures with MWDBE business concerns and local subcontractors. These reports pertain only to expenditures that are directly attributable to the NSHE prime contract. The report should contain the following information:
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