Explore creating program to help local contractors win more city projects
In Plain English
Richmond contractors currently struggle to compete for city construction and service contracts. City staff would research programs that teach local businesses how to write better bids and meet city requirements. If approved, more city contract dollars could stay with Richmond companies instead of going to outside firms.
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Votes
Direct staff to use any and all local resources to support local businesses
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