DBESearch.com Blog

This article originally appeared on the NH SBDC blog

Client Name: Matthew Reed
Business Name: DBEsearch
Business Website: DBESearch.com
Industry: Online Database
Location: Hooksett, NH
SBDC Advisor's Name: Andrea O'Brien

In 1983, the first Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) provision was enacted by Congress, requiring the U.S. Department of Transportation to ensure that small disadvantaged businesses must be included as suppliers on federal, state, and local infrastructure contracts. Since then, the policy of helping socially and economically disadvantaged minority, woman, veteran, and disabled owned businesses has expanded.

A 2017 Transportation Act made it a requirement for any government contractor to spend a certain percentage of dollars on diverse suppliers for road, railroad, and other infrastructure projects.

It was this requirement that essentially sent Matthew Reed, President of JCR Construction on the path to create DBEsearch.com. JCR Construction is a utility contractor who builds power lines for various utility companies in the Northeast.

DBESearch.com began as a side project for Matt during COVID lockdown. During a utility meeting via conference call of about 100 people, the power company was directing attendees to increase their diverse suppliers. While those on the call were in full support of doing so, they asked, “how do we find them?”  The response was simply, “that isn’t up to us; it’s up to you.” Matt got off the call and immediately got to work on finding a solution.

Through extensive searches on Google, Matt learned that each state is required to keep its own list of diverse suppliers, but they weren’t all user friendly. Some had searchable databases, while others only had lengthy pdf documents. If the utility companies wanted to conduct their own search and compile their own lists, it was clear to Matt it would be a long, tedious task. 

So, with DBESearch.com, Matt has done the work for them! Since December 2020 he has spent much of his free time building the directory, going state by state and entering it all manually. “It definitely took me a lot longer than I expected,” says Matt.

DBE is not what Matt would call a “passion project.”  Rather, it’s a project based on need.  He explains that DBE was created “to help people find diverse businesses and to consolidate the lists into a very simple way for people to search.”

An online searchable database of diverse businesses in the United States, DBESearch.com includes  48 states at this point, and Matt is working towards all 50 states.  Instead of searching state by state, government funded contractors can now head straight to DBESearch.com for all the information they need. “When people are like, ‘this is really useful, thank you,’ that’s been the best part,” says Matt.

Entering all the information manually was extremely tedious.  What hasn’t been tedious for Matt is working with NH SBDC and his Business Advisor Andrea O’Brien. He was taking an online SEO marketing course through UNH when Andrea, who was also in the course, reached out to him after hearing about his business.  She recommended Matt connect with the SBDC for support.

Matt says, “SBDC has been instrumental in my company obtaining legal advice through the FAME program, public feedback and great networking opportunities, all in the last year.”  The biggest help for him has been the networking. Andrea connected him to many programs he had never heard of before that are available to businesses for support. 

Matt especially appreciated the NH SBDC program FAME (Financial Accelerator Marketing Expeditor + Legal), which connected SBDC clients with financial, marketing, and legal consultant partners for up to five hours at no cost. He explains, “because it’s a new industry for me, I didn’t really know the legal aspects and so forth, so that helped out a ton.” He was assigned a legal team, who in just a 45-minute conversation, was able to give him a rundown of everything he should have. “They could see the holes immediately, because they had the experience that I did not,” says Matt.

Matt summarizes,

“SBDC is an invaluable resource for a startup to assist in building your company so you don't have to know everything. They advise you and give you the resources necessary. They really alleviate a lot of the heavy lifting and pressure.”

DBESearch.com’s future looks bright. Its market is based on regulatory demands, and as the federal government increases its diverse spend requirement, DBESearch.com’s goal is to be fully live in early 2023,continuing to build its database of DBE small businesses and also its prime contractor customer base.

DBEsearch launches online searchable database of minority-owned businesses within the U.S.

HOOKSETT, Feb. 2, 2023 – Acknowledging the importance of supplier diversity, DBEsearch today announced the availability of the first nation-wide online database of minority-owned business. This searchable directory centralizes listings of more than 55,740 certified minority-owned businesses across 48 states. DBEsearch.com is designed to help companies looking to diversify their supply chain and provide exposure and resources for certified minority-owned businesses.

With the rise in state DOTs mandating diversity spend, it has become increasingly important to have a platform where users can easily find certified disadvantaged business enterprise (DBE) companies. DBEsearch.com is the only website of its kind that offers a searchable database of minority-owned businesses, complete with filters so users can find companies based on location, industry, services provided, and more.

“The need for this database became apparent to me during a meeting where individuals were expressing how hard it was to find DBE-certified companies in their area,” said Matt Reed, founder of DBEsearch. “Depending on the state, you might find a list in PDF or excel format, or – in some cases – nothing at all. It was obvious that this needed to change.”

In 2021, Reed put together a team to begin building DBEsearch.com. Although the mission for developing the database was simple – make it easy to find and contact local DBE-certified subcontracting candidates – the effort was complex. Reed and his team quickly discovered there was no consistency to how states were collecting and sharing DBE-certified companies within their area. To ensure the accuracy and quality of the database, Reed’s team manually reviewed and cleaned up the data for each state before adding the information to DBEsearch.com.

“When I set out on this project, I didn’t anticipate it would take two years to complete, but I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished,” said Reed. “Now, with almost 60,000 certified businesses listed in our DBEsearch.com directory, business owners can easily connect with diverse suppliers across 48 states. This is a major win for both the business community and for supplier diversity initiatives nationwide.”

DBEsearch.com is currently free to the public and is updated regularly to ensure the most accurate list of certified companies. Reed and his team are working on feature enhancements to provide DBE-certified companies additional opportunities to showcase their business in search results and other areas of the website.

About DBEsearch
DBEsearch is an online searchable database where users can find and filter minority-owned businesses by name, certification type, industry, services provided, location, and more. Our mission is to make it easier for businesses and corporations to find local diverse companies to partner with on projects and grow successfully together. Learn more at DBEsearch.com.

Media Contact:
Matt Reed
Matt@dbesearch.com

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Tennessee.

DBESearch.com publishes Tennessee directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes over 870 companies across the state of Tennessee. Industries included in the Tennessee DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Tennessee is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been actively expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Utah.

DBESearch.com publishes Utah directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes over 140 companies across the state of Utah. Industries included in the Utah DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Utah is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been actively expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in South Dakota.

DBESearch.com publishes South Dakota directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes over 40 companies across the state of South Dakota. Industries included in the South Dakota DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

South Dakota is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been actively expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Virginia.

DBESearch.com publishes Virginia directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes over 12920 companies across the state of Virginia. Industries included in the Virginia DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Virginia is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been actively expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in South Carolina.

DBESearch.com publishes South Carolina directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes almost 500 companies across the state of South Carolina. Industries included in the South Carolina DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

South Carolina is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been actively expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Washington.

DBESearch.com publishes Washington directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes over 2220 companies across the state of Washington. Industries included in the Washington DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Washington is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been actively expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Pennsylvania.

DBESearch.com publishes Pennsylvania directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes over 1450 companies across the state of Pennsylvania. Industries included in the Pennsylvania DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Pennsylvania is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been actively expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in West Virginia.

DBESearch.com publishes West Virginia directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes over 50 companies across the state of West Virginia. Industries included in the West Virginia DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

West Virginia is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been actively expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in ohio.

DBESearch.com publishes Ohio directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes almost 800 companies across the state of Ohio. Industries included in the Ohio DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Ohio is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Wisconsin.

DBESearch.com publishes Wisconsin directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes over 750 companies across the state of Wisconsin. Industries included in the Wisconsin DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Wisconsin is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Oklahoma.

DBESearch.com publishes Oklahoma directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes over 180 companies across the state of Oklahoma. Industries included in the Oklahoma DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Oklahoma is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Wyoming.

DBESearch.com publishes Wyoming directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes 29 companies across the state of Wyoming. Industries included in the Wyoming DBE directory range from contruction to concrete to transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Wyoming is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in North Dakota.

DBESearch.com publishes North Dakota directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes over 70 companies across the state of North Dakota. Industries included in the North Dakota DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

North Dakota is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in North Carolina.

DBESearch.com publishes North Carolina directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes 1370 companies across the state of North carolina. Industries included in the North Carolina DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

North Carolina is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in New Jersey.

DBESearch.com publishes New Jersey directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes almost 730 companies across the state of New Jersey. Industries included in the New Jersey DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

New Jersey is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Nebraska.

DBESearch.com publishes Nebraska directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes 48 companies across the state of Nebraska. Industries included in the Nebraska DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Nebraska is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Montana.

DBESearch.com publishes Montana directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes over 100 companies across the state of Montana. Industries included in the Montana DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Montana is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Missouri.

DBESearch.com publishes Missouri directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes over 900 companies across the state of Missouri. Industries included in the Missouri DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Missouri is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Mississippi.

DBESearch.com publishes Mississippi directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes over 335 companies across the state of Mississippi. Industries included in the Mississippi DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Mississippi is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Minnesota.

DBESearch.com publishes Minnesota directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes over 830 companies across the state of Minnesota. Industries included in the Minnesota DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Minnesota is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Michigan.

DBESearch.com publishes Alaska directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes 415 companies across the state of Michigan. Industries included in the Michigan DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Michigan is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Maryland.

DBESearch.com publishes Maryland directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes more than 6250 companies across the state of Maryland. Industries included in the Maryland DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Maryland is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Louisiana.

DBESearch.com publishes Louisiana directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes more than 1030 companies across the state of Louisiana. Industries included in the Louisiana DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Louisiana is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Kansas.

DBESearch.com today launched its Kansas directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded directory includes almost four hundred companies across the state of Kansas. Industries included in the Kansas DBE directory range from business and engineering services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Kansas is the latest state directory DBESearch has launched since 2021. Other searchable state directories of DBE-certified companies include Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont. DBESearch plans to be available across all 50 U.S. states by early 2023.

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Iowa.

DBESearch.com publishes Iowa directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes over 60 companies across the state of Iowa. Industries included in the Iowa DBE directory range from business and engineering services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Iowa is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Indiana.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states by the end of 2022. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in indiana.

DBESearch.com publishes Indiana directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes over 480 companies across the state of Indiana. Industries included in the Indiana DBE directory range from business and engineering services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Indiana is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states by early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Idaho.

DBESearch.com publishes Idaho directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes over 100 companies across the state of Idaho. Industries included in the Idaho DBE directory range from business and engineering services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Idaho is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states early this year. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Delaware.

DBESearch.com publishes Delaware directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes over 160 companies across the state of Delaware. Industries included in the Delaware DBE directory range from business and engineering services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Delaware is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Arkansas.

DBESearch.com publishes Arkansas directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes over 110 companies across the state of Arkansas. Industries included in the Arkansas DBE directory range from business and engineering services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Arkansas is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Alaska.

DBESearch.com publishes Alaska directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes 79 companies across the state of Alaska. Industries included in the Alaska DBE directory range from telecommunication and environmental services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Alaska is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states in early 2023. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Vermont.

DBESearch.com today launched its Vermont directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded directory includes over 40 companies across the state of Vermont. Industries included in the Vermont directory range from business and engineering services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Vermont is one of 47 state DBE directories DBESearch has published since its launch in 2021. Other searchable state directories of DBE-certified companies include Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and New Jersey. View the full list in the State navigation tab at the top of this page.

DBESearch plans to complete DBE directories for all 50 states by end of 2022.

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Maine.

DBESearch.com publishes Maine directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes 70 companies across the state of Maine. Industries included in the Maine DBE directory range from business and engineering services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Maine is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states by the end of 2022. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Rhode Island.

DBESearch.com publishes Rhode Island directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded DBE directory includes over 250 companies across the state of Rhode Island. Industries included in the Rhode Island DBE directory range from business and engineering services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Rhode Island is the latest state directory DBESearch has published since its online initiative launched in 2021. Other searchable DBE directories of DBE-certified companies include Nevada, Texas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Alabama.

DBESearch has been activily expanding it DBE directories with plans to be available across all 50 states by the end of 2022. 

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in New York.

DBESearch.com today launched its New York directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded directory includes over 1,500 companies across the state of New York. Industries included in the New York directory range from business and engineering services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

New York is one of 43 state DBE directories DBESearch has published since its launch in 2021. Other searchable state directories of DBE-certified companies include Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont. View the full list in the State navigation tab at the top of this page.

DBESearch plans to complete DBE directories for all 50 states by end of this year.

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

Historically, finding DBE-certified companies in Florida (FL) has been challenging and time consuming for organizations and their procurement teams. DBESearch.com is disrupting this experience in a big way with an interactive, dynamic, online searchable database of diverse and certified disadvantaged business enterprise (DBE) companies located in FL.

Companies researching where to apply their supplier-diversity program budget can now leverage our live, searchable database to find desired partners within the Florida region and its surrounding locations.

The directory enables you to narrow your search by:

• Zip code,
• Industry category,
• NAICS code,
• Search radius, and
• DBE type.

DBESearch.com was launched earlier this year with a mission to combat and overcome the challenge of finding DBE-certified businesses – starting in New England and expanding across the U.S.

The two primary objectives we are hoping to achieve with DBESearch is to:

1. Make it easier for non-DBE businesses and government agencies to search for and find DBE-certified companies to partner with in their target, geo-location.
2. Provide DBE-certified companies with a new channel to promote their business and generate revenue.

So, what are you waiting for? Search the Florida online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for local companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses in the FL area.

Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email me at matt@dbesearch.com

In November 2021, President Joe Biden signed a much-anticipated $1.2 trillion infrastructure package to make new federal investments in a wide range of public systems over a five year period. According to an announcement made by The White House, this is considered a "once-in-a-generation investment in our nation's infrastructure and competitiveness." 

The law includes $550 billion in new spending for public transit, passenger rail, bridges, water and sewer systems, high-speed internet, electric vehicle infrastructure, and investments in the electric grid to support the expansion of renewable energy.

The law provides infrastructure support to municipalities in the form of direct grants as well as funds that would pass through existing state programs. New programs that will provide direct funding to municipalities include $5 billion for a Safe Streets for All program and $5 billion for a competitive National Infrastructure Project Assistance program to allow communities to complete critical large projects that would otherwise be too expensive.

The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act was one of two major infrastructure bills before Congress. The second, a $1.85 trillion spending package known as the Build Back Better plan, is currently going through Congress and includes investments in areas including workforce development, climate change mitigation and resilience, and affordable housing. The plan includes funding for technical assistance to local governments through a new Rural Partnership Program that’s intended to help small and rural communities that are often excluded from federal grant opportunities.

What does all this mean for DBE-certified companies? Opportunity. 

With a concerted effort on investing in local infrastructure, there will be more project opportunites for state and DBE-certified companies to partner together to:

1. Repair and rebuild roads and bridges,

2. Improve public transportation options,

3. Build out a national network of EV chargers,

4. Protect current infrastructure against extreme weather events and climate change,

5. Develope a modernized infrastructure for airports across the U.S., and

6. So much more.

What does this mean for local DOTs? An infrastructure building boom. Which means resources will be needed, increasing the opportunity to invest in and partner with local DBE-certified companies to complete upgrades and the rebuilding of infrastructures.

Finding DBE-certified companies from state to state is not always easy but it is an area DBESearch.com specializes in. In fact, DBESearch’s mission is to solve this exact challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

DBESearch.com was launched earlier this year with a mission to combat and overcome the challenge of finding DBE-certified businesses – starting in New England and expanding across the U.S.

The two primary objectives we are hoping to achieve with DBESearch is to:

1. Make it easier for non-DBE businesses and government agencies to search for and find DBE-certified companies to partner with in their target, geo-location.
2. Provide DBE-certified companies with a new channel to promote their business and generate revenue.

Since its initial launch, The DBESearch database is now available in fourteen states and expanding fast.  The searchable state directories of DBE-certified companies include:

• Alabama
• Arizona,
• California,
• Colorado,
• Connecticut,
• Georgia,
• Maine,
• Massachusetts,
• Nevada,
• New Hampshire,
• Rhode Island,
• South Carolina,
• Texas, and
• Vermont.

Local government agencies researching how to apply their infrastructure budget can now leverage the searchable database to find desired partners within these states and their surrounding locations.

The directory enables you to narrow your search by:

• Zip code,
• Industry category,
• NAICS code,
• Search radius, and
• DBE type.

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for local companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses in the U.S. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email me at matt@dbesearch.com.

Historically, finding DBE-certified companies in Nevada (NV) has been challenging and time consuming for organizations and their procurement teams. DBESearch.com is disrupting this experience in a big way with an interactive, dynamic, online searchable database of diverse and certified disadvantaged business enterprise (DBE) companies located in NV.

Companies researching where to apply their supplier-diversity program budget can now leverage our live, searchable database to find desired partners within the Nevada region and its surrounding locations.

The directory enables you to narrow your search by:

• Zip code,
• Industry category,
• NAICS code,
• Search radius, and
• DBE type.

DBESearch.com was launched earlier this year with a mission to combat and overcome the challenge of finding DBE-certified businesses – starting in New England and expanding across the U.S.

The two primary objectives we are hoping to achieve with DBESearch is to:

1. Make it easier for non-DBE businesses and government agencies to search for and find DBE-certified companies to partner with in their target, geo-location.
2. Provide DBE-certified companies with a new channel to promote their business and generate revenue.

Nevada is the thirteenth state directory DBESearch has launched since its founding earlier this year. Other searchable state directories of DBE-certified companies include Alabama, Arizona, California, Colerado, Connecticut, Georgia, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Texas, and Vermont.

So, what are you waiting for? Search the Nevada online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for local companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses in the NV area.

Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email me at matt@dbesearch.com

Historically, finding DBE-certified companies in Colorado (Co) has been challenging and time consuming for organizations and their procurement teams. DBESearch.com is disrupting this experience in a big way with an interactive, dynamic, online searchable database of diverse and certified disadvantaged business enterprise (DBE) companies located in CO.

Companies researching where to apply their supplier-diversity program budget can now leverage our live, searchable database to find desired partners within the Colorado region and its surrounding locations.

The directory enables you to narrow your search by:

• Zip code,
• Industry category,
• NAICS code,
• Search radius, and
• DBE type.

DBESearch.com was launched earlier this year with a mission to combat and overcome the challenge of finding DBE-certified businesses – starting in New England and expanding across the U.S.

The two primary objectives we are hoping to achieve with DBESearch is to:

1. Make it easier for non-DBE businesses and government agencies to search for and find DBE-certified companies to partner with in their target, geo-location.
2. Provide DBE-certified companies with a new channel to promote their business and generate revenue.

Colorado is the twelfth state directory DBESearch has launched since its founding earlier this year. Other searchable state directories of DBE-certified companies include Alabama, Arizona, California, Connecticut, Georgia, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Texas, and Vermont.

So, what are you waiting for? Search the Colorado online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for local companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses in the CO area.

Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email me at matt@dbesearch.com

Historically, finding DBE-certified companies in Arizona (AZ) has been challenging and time consuming for organizations and their procurement teams. DBESearch.com is disrupting this experience in a big way with an interactive, dynamic, online searchable database of diverse and certified disadvantaged business enterprise (DBE) companies located in AZ.

Companies researching where to apply their supplier-diversity program budget can now leverage our live, searchable database to find desired partners within the Arizona region and its surrounding locations.

The directory enables you to narrow your search by:

• Zip code,
• Industry category,
• NAICS code,
• Search radius, and
• DBE type.

DBESearch.com was launched earlier this year with a mission to combat and overcome the challenge of finding DBE-certified businesses – starting in New England and expanding across the U.S.

The two primary objectives we are hoping to achieve with DBESearch is to:

1. Make it easier for non-DBE businesses and government agencies to search for and find DBE-certified companies to partner with in their target, geo-location.
2. Provide DBE-certified companies with a new channel to promote their business and generate revenue.

Arizona is the eleventh state directory DBESearch has launched since its founding earlier this year. Other searchable state directories of DBE-certified companies include Alabama, California, Connecticut, Georgia, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Texas, and Vermont.

So, what are you waiting for? Search the Arizona online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for local companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses in the AZ area.

Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email me at matt@dbesearch.com

Historically, finding DBE-certified companies in Alabama (AL) has been challenging and time consuming for organizations and their procurement teams. DBESearch.com is disrupting this experience in a big way with an interactive, dynamic, online searchable database of diverse and certified disadvantaged business enterprise (DBE) companies located in AL.

Companies researching where to apply their supplier-diversity program budget can now leverage our live, searchable database to find desired partners within the Alabama region and its surrounding locations.

The directory enables you to narrow your search by:

• Zip code,
• Industry category,
• NAICS code,
• Search radius, and
• DBE type.

DBESearch.com was launched earlier this year with a mission to combat and overcome the challenge of finding DBE-certified businesses – starting in New England and expanding across the U.S.

The two primary objectives we are hoping to achieve with DBESearch is to:

1. Make it easier for non-DBE businesses and government agencies to search for and find DBE-certified companies to partner with in their target, geo-location.
2. Provide DBE-certified companies with a new channel to promote their business and generate revenue.

Alabama is the tenth state directory DBESearch has launched since its founding earlier this year. Other searchable state directories of DBE-certified companies include California, Connecticut, Georgia, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Texas, and Vermont.

So, what are you waiting for? Search the Alabama online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for local companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses in the AL area.

Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email me at matt@dbesearch.com

DBESearch.com publishes online, searchable directory in Georgia to make it easier for corporations to locate and partner with local disadvantage business enterprise companies.

DBESearch.com today launched its Georgia directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded directory includes more than 2500 companies across the state of Georgia. Industries included in the Georgia directory range from general construction to consulting services to transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and, in some industries, it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Georgia is the ninth state directory DBESearch has launched since its founding earlier this year. Other searchable state directories of DBE-certified companies include California, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Texas, and Vermont.

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Which state should DBESearch.com launch next?

The power is yours! Let us know which state(s) you would like to see added to DBESearch.com by completing this one-question survey: https://bit.ly/3pYecgr

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

Good news – the decision could be yours.

Eight months ago, we launched our website, dbesearch.com. The idea for the site was born during a meeting when one of my business partners expressed how challenging it was to identify Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE)-certified companies across different states.

Many corporations today have a dedicated budget for partnering with local, diverse companies. However, due to how many states make this information available (e.g., static pdfs and spreadsheets), it can be difficult to identify and partner with DBE-certified companies from state to state. Our mission is to disrupt this experience…in a good way.

DBE Search has modernized the process for finding DBE-certified companies across the United States by creating an online, searchable database that can be filtered by:

• State
• Zip code
• NAICS code
• Service category
• Company name
• DBE type

Since April 2021 we have launched our database in eight states with a ninth coming soon:

1. California
2. Connecticut
3. Maine
4. Massachusetts
5. New Hampshire
6. Rhode Island
7. Texas
8. Vermont
9. Georgia – coming soon!

Our goal is to make DBESearch.com the fastest and easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses in every state.  However, we have learned that the time it takes to get a new state database built and live varies depending on the information each state collects, stores, and makes available to the public. Because of this, we would like your input to prioritize which states to focus on.

The power is yours! Let us know which state(s) you would like to see added to DBESearch.com by completing this one-question survey: https://bit.ly/3pYecgr

We appreciate your input.

Your feedback on how to improve the experience on the website is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in Texas.

DBESearch.com today launched its Texas directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded directory includes more than five thousand companies across the state of Texas. Industries included in the Texas directory range from business and engineering services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and, in some industries, it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

Texas is the eighth state directory DBESearch has launched since its founding earlier this year. Other searchable state directories of DBE-certified companies include California, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont. DBESearch plans to launch Georgia in the coming months.

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

New online, searchable directory makes it easier for corporations to locate and partner with disadvantage business enterprise companies in California.

DBESearch.com today launched its California directory of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certified companies. The expanded directory includes almost five thousand companies across the state of California. Industries included in the California directory range from business and engineering services to material suppliers to trucking and transportation and much more.

In today’s environment, more and more corporations are realizing the value of partnering with DBE-certified businesses in their area and setting quarterly and annual goals as part of a larger supplier-diversity initiative. Supplier-diversity programs are a socially conscious effort by companies to practice an inclusive approach to procurement and in some industries it is even government mandated. In fact, according to an article by Harvard Business Review, companies like UPS and Coca-Cola are spending billions of dollars annually to do business with small, diverse suppliers and have goals to increase that spend year over year.

However, finding DBE-certified companies and other diverse suppliers is not always an easy feat within most U.S. states. DBESearch’s mission is to solve this challenge by making it fast and simple to search, identify, and reach out to local, diverse subcontracting candidates.

California is the seventh state directory DBESearch has launched in 2021. Other searchable state directories of DBE-certified companies include Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont. DBESearch plans to launch Texas in the coming months.

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at matt@dbesearch.com.

Historically, finding DBE-certified companies in Massachusetts (MA) has been challenging and time consuming for organizations and their procurement teams. DBESearch.com is disrupting this experience in a big way with an interactive, dynamic, online searchable database of diverse and certified disadvantaged business enterprise (DBE) companies located in MA.

Companies researching where to apply their supplier-diversity program budget can now leverage our live, searchable database to find desired partners within the Massachusetts region and its surrounding locations.

The directory enables you to narrow your search by:

• Zip code,
• Industry category,
• NAICS code,
• Search radius, and
• DBE type.

DBESearch.com was launched earlier this year with a mission to combat and overcome the challenge of finding DBE-certified businesses – starting in New England and expanding across the U.S.

The two primary objectives we are hoping to achieve with DBESearch is to:

1. Make it easier for non-DBE businesses and government agencies to search for and find DBE-certified companies to partner with in their target, geo-location.
2. Provide DBE-certified companies with a new channel to promote their business and generate revenue.

So, what are you waiting for? Search the Massachusetts online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for local companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses in the MA area.

Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email me at matt@dbesearch.com

Historically, finding DBE-certified companies in New Hampshire has been challenging and time consuming for organizations and their procurement teams. DBESearch.com is disrupting this experience in a big way with an interactive, dynamic, online searchable database of diverse and certified disadvantaged business enterprise (DBE) companies located in New Hampshire.

Companies researching where to apply their supplier-diversity program budget can now leverage our live, searchable database to find desired partners within the New Hampshire region and its surrounding locations.

The directory enables you to narrow your search by:

• Zip code,
• Industry category,
• NAICS code,
• Search radius, and
• DBE type.

DBESearch.com was launched earlier this year with a mission to combat and overcome the challenge of finding DBE-certified businesses – starting in New England and expanding across the U.S.

The two primary objectives we are hoping to achieve with DBESearch is to:

1. Make it easier for non-DBE businesses and government agencies to search for and find DBE-certified companies to partner with in their target, geo-location.
2. Provide DBE-certified companies with a new channel to promote their business and generate revenue.

So, what are you waiting for? Search the New Hampshire online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for local companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses in the New Hampshire area.

Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email me at matt@dbesearch.com

According to the U.S. Department of Transportation a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) is defined as a for-profit small business where socially and economically disadvantaged individuals own a majority (at least 51%) interest in the company and control the management and day-to-day business operations. 

What constitutes a “socially and economically disadvantaged” individual? Good question.

In the context of DBEs, socially and disadvantaged individuals include:

• African Americans,
• Hispanics,
• Native Americans,
• Asian-Pacific and Subcontinent Asian Americans,
• Women,
• and Veterans.

However, as a business owner, falling into one or more of those categories does not automatically classify your company as a DBE. You must apply to your local state government to become listed as a certified DBE based on a uniform set of criteria provided by the Secretary of Transportation.

Going through the process and filling out the paperwork to get your business DBE certified is worth it. Here's why. 

In 1983, Congress enacted the first Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) statutory provision. From this provision the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) launched a program - The Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program - in an effort to combat ongoing discrimination and the continuing effects of past discrimination in federally-assisted highway, transit, airport, and highway safety financial assistance transportation contracting markets nationwide.

The primary remedial goal and objective of the DBE program is to level the playing field by providing small businesses owned and controlled by socially and economically disadvantaged individuals a fair opportunity to compete for federally funded transportation contracts. -DOT website

While a DBE certification is not necessary to bid on government work, it opens up the arena to certified small business owners to pursue contracts on federal roads, buses, rails, bridges, at airports, and more. It may also bump you to the top of the consideration list because, per the 1983 provision, at least 10% of the amounts made available for any Federal-aid highway, mass transit, and transportation research and technology program must be expended with certified DBE businesses.

The provision is also driving large non-DBE companies to seek out DBE-certified businesses. These larger, usually public, companies are looking to partner with DBE-certified businesses on government bids in order to meet their own internal mandates to ensure they are dedicating a portion of their budget to working with small, diverse, business owners.

Finding DBE-certified businesses isn’t easy.

Currently, local governments must provide a publicly accessible list of all certified DBE businesses. The format of the list varies from state to state and is often found as a not-easy-to-search pdf buried on a website.

Unfortunately, this often leads to a very small percentage of DBE-certified businesses in each state securing government contracts and makes it harder for new DBE companies to get their foot in the door.

Meet DBESearch.

In 2021, DBESearch.com was launched with a mission to combat and overcome the challenge of finding DBE-certified businesses – starting in New England and expanding across the U.S.

The two primary objectives we are hoping to achieve with DBESearch is to:

1. Make it easier for non-DBE businesses and government agencies to search for and find DBE-certified companies to partner with in their target, geo-location.
2. Provide DBE-certified companies with a new channel to promote their business and generate revenue.

So, what are you waiting for? Search the online DBE directory and partner with some new companies in your area.

Are you a DBE-certified business and don’t see your company in our directory? Well, what the heck?! Submit your company to the directory here.

Our goal is to make this the easiest way for companies to find and partner with DBE-certified businesses. Your feedback on how to improve the experience is very important to us. Have ideas on how we can make DBESearch better? Email us at diversebusinessenterprise@gmail.com.