FlavorFest Turns Procurement Into Opportunity for Houston’s Small Businesses
FlavorFest Turns Procurement Into Opportunity for Houston Small Businesses by reimagining the traditional procurement expo as an interactive experience focused on relationship-building, supplier diversity and economic growth. Hosted by Houston Community College, the event brought together small business owners, procurement professionals, institutional stakeholders and local decision-makers to create meaningful connections that can lead to long-term contracting opportunities. Through live demonstrations, networking and direct engagement, FlavorFest showcased how innovative procurement programs can help Houston’s small businesses gain visibility, compete for contracts and strengthen their role in the region’s economy. For years, procurement expos often followed a familiar formula: Booths, brochures and…
Texas Water Infrastructure Projects Face Billions in Growth and Regulatory Challenges
Texas Water Infrastructure Projects are entering a critical phase as billions of dollars in funding move toward water supply, wastewater treatment and utility expansion efforts across the state. From major…
Houston dedicates Sheila Jackson Lee Terminal E at IAH
Sheila Jackson Lee Terminal E at IAH officially honors the late congresswoman’s decades of service to Houston and her commitment to strengthening the city’s international connectivity and infrastructure. Houston leaders,…
How to Get Registered with TxDOT
How to Get Registered with TxDOT is one of the most important questions contractors are asking as Texas continues investing billions into infrastructure projects statewide. From highway expansions and bridge…
TxDOT Projects Create Opportunities for Contractors
TxDOT Projects Create Opportunities for Contractors as Texas launches one of the nation’s largest infrastructure expansion efforts. From highway reconstruction and bridge upgrades to flood mitigation and roadway maintenance, contractors…
Construction Cost Overruns in Texas 7 Mistakes That Blow Project Budgets
Construction cost overruns in Texas are becoming an increasingly common challenge as projects face rising material prices, labor shortages and ongoing market uncertainty. Across the state, contractors and project owners…
DFW Business Council: Turning Connections Into Contracts
The DFW Business Council continues to play a vital role in supporting economic growth and expanding opportunities for small businesses across North Texas. Through initiatives like…
NAMC Houston Expands Opportunities for Minority Contractors Across Texas
NAMC Houston expands opportunities for minority contractors across Texas by connecting businesses to vital resources, strategic partnerships,…
City of Houston – OBO to Launch Veteran and Service-Disabled Veteran Small Business Certifications
In the initiative City of Houston – OBO to Launch Veteran and Service-Disabled Veteran Small Business Certifications,…
Leading with Purpose: MR. D-MARS’ Blueprint for Growth and Resilience
MR. D-MARS shares a purpose-driven leadership blueprint focused on growth, resilience, and adaptability, offering insights on how…
City of Houston’s “Meet the Buyer” Procurement Forum Partners with Greater Houston Business Procurement Forum for 34th Annual Awards Ceremony
The City of Houston’s Office of Business Opportunity (OBO) recently hosted the 2025 Meet the Buyer Procurement…
BEXAR COUNTY: Small Business & Entrepreneurship
Bexar County continues to build on its reputation as a driving force for small business growth and…
