Boston: Inclusive Inter-Agency Procurement

The city of Boston is a finalist for this year’s City Accelerator project, which is focused on helping cities promote economic equity.
by The city of Boston | May 1, 2019 AT 10:00 AM
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The city of Boston is a finalist for this year's City Accelerator project, which is focused on helping cities promote economic equity.

You can help select this year's City Accelerator participants! Check out the cities' pitches, and then let us know which ones you think should be a part of this important program by giving them a star rating and leaving your comments below!

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What is the city proposing?

Boston proposes launching an inter-agency Inclusive Procurement Council (“IPC”). The IPC would be tasked with developing and implementing specific procurement improvements- to draw on both policy and operation expertise, and would be open to outside entities such as anchor institutions.

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For a detailed description of the mission and purpose of the City Accelerator’s cohort on promoting economic equity, click here.

Public response is one of several criteria being used by the City Accelerator to select cohort cities. The number of ratings or comments by themselves do not determine final status or selection.

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