City of Syracuse’s MWBE Online Application
The iteration of City of Syracuse's Minority and Women Business Enterprise (MWBE) Certification Application
The City of Syracuse underwent a procurement transformation project. In this work, the Minority and Women Business Enterprise (MWBE) Certification Application was identified as a pain-point in the procurement process. The original application was lengthy, complicated, and paper-based application that was required to become a certified MWBE vendor. The team relaunched the form after close review and redesign. The new application provided paper and web-based options, as well as applicant checklists. In this resource, you can view the original application as well as the new paper and digital-based applications.
This artifact is a part of a collection featured in Procurement Transformation in the City of Syracuse. Explore other artifacts featured in the research:
- Syracuse’s Procurement Transformation Project Team Organizational Chart
- Syracuse’s Procurement Transformation Roadmap
- Procurement process mapping exercises from the City of Syracuse
- Press release about the Division of Equity Compliance and Social Impact
- Syracuse University Procurement Equity study
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