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The DBE Program is a federal program that was established in accordance with U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT)…
The Port has used a Project Labor Agreement on specific major works projects since 1999. More information here
While the Diversity in Contracting team and Office of Equity Development and Inclusion (OEDI) collaborate as necessary, Diversity in Contracting…
All authority of the Port of Seattle is vested with the Commission in its actions as a public body under RCW 53. Five Commissioners, elected at…
The Port is constituted of three operating divisions: Aviation (SEA Airport), Maritime (Fishermen’s Terminal, Marinas, Cruise Ship Terminals), and…
Anyone working at the airport must have a badge. Each badge costs $133.88. This fee includes the required background checks and training. If your…
The best ways for a smaller construction firm to get their foot in the door at the Port is to:
Sign up to be on our small works roster (for…
The best way to meet a buyer or procurement decision maker (the project manager) is by attending Diversity in Contracting PortGen events. PortGen…
This list of what the Los Angeles World Airports buys provides a rough snapshot of what the Port of Seattle also purchases. This is not a…
