New York has certified 63 additional service-disabled veteran-owned businesses, expanding the pool of qualifying companies able to compete for state contracts.
The Office of General Services announced the certifications Tuesday through the state’s Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business program. The program connects state agencies with veteran-owned vendors and supports contracting opportunities for eligible companies.
To qualify, a business must meet the program’s ownership and service-disabled veteran requirements and complete the state certification process.
State agencies can use the program’s directory when seeking vendors for goods, services and construction work.
