You’re invited to a Virtual Pre-Bid Open House for the
Gillette POP22 Project
Please join us Friday, September 25th from 1:00-2:00
PM Details
McGough welcomes your certified Minority, Women and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise member business to learn more about bid opportunities for the construction, subcontracting, and supplier opportunities for the Gillette POP22 project.
Gillette POP22 project consists of the removal of the existing building at the corner of Jackson Street and University Avenue, cutting back the hill to allow for a new three bay cast in place parking structure. Within the new parking structure there will be a new Welcome Center and Healing Garden that will connect to the existing Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare building at level four of the new ramp. At the top level of the parking structure there will be a new administration office building that will allow for future horizontal and vertical expansion.
RSVP – Karin McCabe
Please contact Karin McCabe to register or to learn more information. An online event link will be sent out upon registration.
651-634-4615 office
651-442-8195 cell
Who We Are!
We are a professional collaborative of minority-owned businesses comprised of service provider’s, consultants, supplier of goods & services located in the metropolitan area of Minneapolis / St. Paul Minnesota. The Association of companies have clients in several market types including commercial, governmental, public and private. Our market sectors are varied, yet we primarily serve clients in Healthcare and Construction/Building.
Minority Owned Businesses
Unique attribute: We are professional minority businesses, with exceptional experience and well-capable of doing more (business)...together, to meet market demands.
Opportunity To Network
We provide our members with opportunities to network, support other member organizations, and to meet organizations that can purchase their goods &/or services.
Long-Term Partnerships
Cultivate partnerships with government agencies and for-profit organizations that were committed to providing equitable access to revenues for goods and services offered by minority owned businesses that provided exceptional customer service and delivered to their customers’ needs.
What does this mean for you?
MMGSA will continue to strengthen our partnerships with the organizations that are committed to ensure our members have access and are best positioned to receive revenue-generating opportunities. By 2020 we want to have 100 committed members of minority-owned organizations that sell goods and services, including you. Benefits realized by current members include:
1 Contracts
3-year contracts with agencies
2 Partnerships
New business partnerships that lead to acquisition of larger contracts
3 Education
Operations, Sales and Marketing education, tools and resources designed to drive business growth
4 Referrals
Support and new customer contacts from other members
Show Your Support!
Your donations to MMGSA can help drive success within our minority communities. Minority-owned businesses enrich their communities by returning profits within them. This allows our communities to build futures for entrepreneurs, their families and their businesses. Overall quality of health and wealth are greatly improved when minority owned businesses thrive. We truly appreciate your support through donations!
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