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Westchester County Celebrates Over Half Billion in Contracts Awarded to Minority and Women-Owned Businesses Since 2018

Marcus Thompson
Marcus Thompson
Marcus Thompson
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With a strong background in economic reporting, Marcus Thompson holds an MBA from New York University and has spent the last decade at local outlets like the Westchester Business Journal. His sharp insights into the Tarrytown economy bring clarity to complex issues affecting residents and small businesses.

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Westchester County Celebrates Over Half Billion in Contracts Awarded to Minority and Women-Owned Businesses Since 2018 — Larchmont Business news

Westchester County has awarded more than $550 million dollars in contracts to Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprises (MWBEs) since 2018, marking a significant milestone in the County’s continued efforts to expand opportunities for diverse businesses and strengthen the local economy. The milestone comes as the County recorded substantial year-over-year growth in MWBE contracting, with annual contract awards increasing by approximately 85% from $92 million in 2024 to $171 million in 2025. The increase represents nearly $79 million in additional MWBE contracts in a single year and reflects the County’s continued work to ensure that qualified minority and women-owned businesses have greater access to opportunities to compete for County contracts. County Executive Ken Jenkins said: More than half a billion dollars in contracts awarded to minority and women-owned businesses represents more than a milestone it represents real opportunities for businesses, entrepreneurs and familie

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