The New Jersey Disparity Study results, released January 2024, revealed that Black-owned businesses received 1% or less of state contracts in all industries between fiscal years 2015-2020. For construction, Black-owned businesses received approximately $3.3 million compared to White-male-owned businesses $10.8 billion. Further, Black-owned businesses received $13.7 million for professional services, compared to White-male-owned businesses $3.4 billion.
In response, AACCNJ formed the Disparity Study Task Force Committee to identify real solutions for the Murphy Administration to put in place to address the inequalities in business opportunity and prosperity in the state of New Jersey. Welcome to AACCNJ's Grassroots Apolitical Strategy! The only side we are taking is that of Black business equity for the overall betterment of our community.
STAY IN THE KNOW: UPCOMING EVENTS AND ARTICLES
ByTom Bergeron(New Jersey)
ByTom Bergeron(New Jersey)
January 23, 2024
The AACCNJ urges you to empower yourself
by delving into the disparity study's insights.
Watch Dr. Denise Anderson, link below, as she provides a comprehensive examination of the
disparities or inequalities in contracting opportunities for minority-owned,
and women-owned businesses, compared to non-minority-owned and male-owned businesses.
The AACCNJ Responds to the announcement on the Release of the Murphy Administration’s Disparity Study
- January 23, 2024 -
The AACCNJ will host a Town Hall Meeting – Topic: “The Fierce Urgency of Now”
A Presentation on the State’s Disparity Study
- January 26, 2024 -
The AACCNJ hosted a Town Hall Meeting with over 200 in attendance.
- February 8, 2024 -
The AACCNJ Requests a Moratorium on all Non-Emergency Public Procurement Contracts up to Five Million dollars effective immediately.
- February 26, 2024 -
DISPARITY STUDY TASK FORCE