The state last fiscal year exceeded its minimum 10% minority contracting standard for just the third time, and the first since 2019. Now Gov. Daniel J. McKee wants to expand the Minority Business Enterprise program to a minimum of 15% of government contracts going to minority- and women-owned businesses. It’s a laudable goal, though even
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Would they have made it without padding the numbers with Portuguese contractors?