The Port of Seattle is working to level the playing field for socially and economically disadvantaged businesses. The Diversity in Contracting Program is an intentional effort to remedy disparities that are inherently built into p...
At Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA), we are committed to creating an elevated travel experience that reflects the spirit of the Pacific Northwest, which strives for inclusion. Our mission is to provide more opportunities...
The Port of Seattle supports efforts to limit the spread of COVID-19 while maintaining essential operations, including construction. Port construction projects were evaluated and determined to be in compliance with Governor J...
The Port of Seattle recently undertook a disparity study to find out how we were doing as an organization when it comes to including minority- and women-owned businesses in Port contracts. A disparity study looks at marketplace co...
The Port of Seattle tracks Women/Minority Business Enterprises (WMBE) participation for those firms that identify themselves as a WMBE business. The Port is committed to selecting and increasing the utilization of WMBE b...
Phase 2 Guidance for Port Construction Now in Effect On June 5, King County was approved to move forward with a modified Phase 1 of Governor Inslee's Safe Start reopening plan. All construction, including new work, is authorized ...
In January 2018, the Port of Seattle passed the Diversity in Contracting Resolution (3737) with the purpose of providing the maximum practicable opportunity for increased participation by women and minority business enterpris...
Click the links below to download the corresponding files: Division 00 Division 01 - Aviation Division 01 - Maritime Division 02 Division 03 Division 04 Division 05 Division 06 Division 07 Division 08 Div...
Wed, Mar 10, 2021
The Northwest Mountain Minority Suppliers Development Council (NWMMSDC) is a national organization that links government agencies, corporations, and private sector prime contractors with certified minority-owned business...
Tue, Mar 24, 2020
Women and minority-owned firms won more business with the Port of Seattle in 2019, earning 15.3 percent of Port contracts. This is a significant increase following the Commission adoption of a new Diversity in Contracting policy d...
