Lander University MBE Program Statement 2000
Lander University, Greenwood, SC·Higher Ed
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SUMMARY
This document outlines Lander University's commitment to utilizing minority-owned businesses (MBEs) for procurement, including its mission statement, expenditure goals, definitions of minority and disadvantaged businesses, operational procedures, duties of the MBE Liaison Officer, designated procurements plan, division of larger projects, minority income tax credit information, progress payments, reporting procedures, and subcontracting procedures.
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