DIVISION OF MINORITY AND WOMEN’S

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

Annual Report Fiscal Year 2022-23

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Letter from the Executive Vice President & Executive Director of the Division of Minority &
Women’s Business Development

Minority and women-owned business enterprises (MWBEs) are the backbone of New York
State’s economy. Local MWBEs embody the “can-do” New York spirit and has made our State
a global leader for commerce and culture. The work represented in this report highlights New
York’s commitment to creating opportunities for communities that historically have been left
outside in the cold. I firmly believe that by investing in our MWBEs, we are investing in
ourselves and in our future.

The Division of Minority and Women’s Business Development (DMWBD) is here to provide
assistance for New York MWBEs. For 35 years, we have advocated to increase equity in
economic opportunities and achieve greater participation in New York State contracts for NYS
MWBEs. Through our certification and business development services, we provide businesses
with the tools to grow, succeed, and thrive in our vibrant economy. The DMWBD has also
worked in close partnership with State Agencies and Authorities to achieve the highest MWBE
utilization rate of any state in the country. Together, we have built a more vibrant and
dynamic MWBE community.

As we reflect back on 35 years of supporting MWBE excellence and embark on a new chapter,
we are encouraged by our past accomplishments and invigorated by the milestones we hit
this year:

New York Continues to Lead the Nation in MWBE Utilization. We are proud to report that
New York State not only met its nation-leading 30 percent MWBE utilization goal but boasts
a record breaking 32.30% MWBE utilization rate for FY 2022-23 – the highest MWBE
participation rate in the history of our State.

Elimination of the Certification Backlog. In her 2022 State of the State address, Governor
Kathy Hochul delivered a clear mandate supported with funding to achieve this goal: clear
the MWBE certification backlog. Earlier this year, DMWBD hit this critical milestone, meaning
the Division is operating without a backlog of unresolved certification applications for the first
time in decades This means our team can commit more time and resources to helping
certified NYS MWBE businesses and participate in state contracting opportunities.

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Faster MWBE Certification Application Review. Thanks to the additional resources provided
by Governor Hochul, as well as internal improvements made to our review process, we’ve cut
the certification processing time to 90 to 120 days, slashing the wait time for businesses by
over 75 percent. The best part: we managed to do so while also expanding the quality of our
review process.

Rest assured, New York and the DMWBD is not planning to rest on our laurels. We’re gearing
up to do more. With bold new ideas in the pipeline and more improvements on the horizon,
the DMWBD looks forward to continuing to provide New Yorkers and MWBEs with
exceptional service, integrity, and innovative solutions.

We’re just getting started, and the best is yet to come.

Jason M. Clark
Executive Vice President and Executive Director
Division of Minority and Women’s Business Development
Empire State Development

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The Division of Minority and Women’s Business Development

Executive Law Article 15-A (§§ 310-318) governs requirements for the participation of
minority and women-owned business enterprises (“MWBEs”) in New York State
contracting. The objective of Article 15-A is to promote equality of economic opportunities
for MWBEs and to eliminate barriers to their participation in state contracting.

The Division of Minority and Women’s Business Development (“DMWBD) oversees the
statewide MWBE program operated by “state agencies” (which includes, inter alia, state
agencies and public authorities) as defined by Article 15-A. The Division is charged with
three primary functions: (1) to encourage and assist state agencies that are engaged in
contracting activities to award a fair share of state contracts to MWBEs; (2) to review
applications by businesses seeking certification as a MWBE and to maintain a directory of
certified MWBEs; and (3) to promote the business development of MWBEs through
education and outreach to agencies and MWBEs.

Contents
The Division of Minority and Women’s Business Development ........................................................................................ 4
FY 2022-23 MWBE Statistics.............................................................................................................................................. 5
NYS MWBE Utilization and Expenditure, FY 2022-23 ........................................................................................................ 5
FY 2022-23 NYS MWBE Utilization and Expenditure Breakdown ..................................................................................... 7
NYS MWBE Expenditure by Industry.............................................................................................................................. 7
NYS MWBE Regional Statistics ...................................................................................................................................... 9
FY 2022-23 NYS MWBE Waivers and Violations.............................................................................................................. 11
NYS MWBE Historical Data and Reporting ...................................................................................................................... 12
Previous NYS DMWBD Annual Reports ..................................................................................................................... 12

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FY 2022-23 MWBE Statistics

The mission of the DMWBD is to promote equality of economic opportunities for Minority
and Women-owned Business Enterprises (“MWBEs”) and to eliminate barriers to their
participation in state contracting. Each year, the DMWBD provides a report on program
progress and success which includes information on the annual New York State (NYS) MWBE
utilization, overall NYS MWBE expenditure, and the total number of certified NYS MWBEs.

NYS MWBE Utilization and Expenditure

The DMWBD is proud to announce that, for the third year running, NYS has exceeded
Governor Hochul’s 30% aspirational MWBE utilization goal. New York State, the DMBWD,
and NYS Agencies and Authorities continue to deliver, and exceed, on their commitment to
championing greater equality of economic opportunities for MWBEs.

NYS MWBE Utilization and Expenditure1, FY 2022-23

Statewide MWBE Utilization 32.30%

The MWBE Utilization achieved exceeds the 30% aspirational goal set by the Governor

Total NYS Agency and Authority Expenditure $8,737,802,377

Total MWBE Utilization $2,822,296,207

Total Minority Business Enterprise (MBE)
Utilization $1,379,492,658
Total Women Business Enterprise (WBE)
Utilization $1,442,803,549
829,939,484.29

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Utilization Reporting – Summary of Individual Agency Goals, Utilization, and Expenditures.
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NYS MWBE Certified Firms

With Governor Hochul’s support and additional funding, the DMWBD has been able to
improve application processing times, application submission and review processes, and
provide in-person support across all 10 NYS regions. Due to these improvements the
certification processing time is now averaging 90 to 120 days. DMWBD will be able to
certify MWBE businesses faster, growth the size and range of the certified directory, and
increase overall MWBE participation in state contracting.

NYS MWBE Certifications

Total Number of MWBE Certified Firms2 9,726 firms

Number of Firms Certified/Renewed in Fiscal Year 2022-23: 1,152 firms

NYS MWBE Certified Firms by Ethnicity

Number of
Ethnicity
Certified Firms
Asian 1,629
Black 2,590
Hispanic 1,431
Native American 92
Non-Minority 3,984
Women
Total 9,726

2 These numbers are accurate as of November 8, 2023.

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FY 2022-23 NYS MWBE Utilization and Expenditure Breakdown

NYS MWBE Expenditure by Industry
During FY 2022-23, overall NYS 15-A eligible expenditure was down by 6.36% from $9.3B in
FY 2021-22. Despite a reduction in expenditure and existing economic constraints, NYS was
able to continue to surpass the aspirational 30 percent MWBE utilization goal.

The continuation of strong NYS MWBE utilization demonstrates the resilience and robust
nature of the MWBE program, MWBE businesses, and the ongoing commitment of NYS
Agencies and Authorities to supporting the MWBE community.

NYS MWBE Utilization and Expenditure by Industry3, FY 2022-23

Total
Industry MBE WBE Total Utilization
Expenditure
Commodities $166,411,329 $155,946,728 $322,358,057 $611,219,074
Service Consultants $375,030,730 $522,792,730 $897,823,460 $2,600,415,290
Construction $752,450,171 $684,044,019 $1,436,494,189 $4,999,602,207
Construction Consultants $85,600,428 $80,020,073 $165,620,501 $526,565,806
TOTALS $1,379,492,658 $1,442,803,549 $2,822,296,207 $8,737,802,377

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Utilization Reporting – Agency Utilization Summary.
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NYS MWBE Utilization by Industry, FY 2022-23

6% 11%

32%
51%

Commodities Service Consultants Construction Construction Consultants

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NYS MWBE Regional Statistics

Increased regional engagement and support is a key component of the DMWBD’s strategic
plan. To that end, the DMWBD is providing a breakdown of MWBE certification and
expenditure by region. This information will create a more robust understanding of the
current state, successes, and opportunities for improved support and service by NYS region.
Now more than ever, the DMWBD is committed to strengthening its support for NYS
MWBEs through increasing its work and presence throughout all NYS Regions.

In FY 2022-23, the DMWBD provided enhanced regional MWBE business development

events and outreach, including training sessions, webinars, business growth opportunities,
and programs aimed at connecting MWBEs with NYS Agencies, Authorities, and local
contracting opportunities.

NYS MWBE Certifications by Region

NYS Region MBE WBE MBE and WBE Total

Capital Region 134 408 72 614
Central NY 93 217 50 360
Finger Lakes 121 260 45 426
Long Island 502 514 221 1,237
Mid-Hudson 313 414 165 892
Mohawk Valley 15 98 6 119
North Country 15 112 11 138
NYC 1,847 971 931 3,749
Out of State 602 524 225 1,351
Southern Tier 34 112 14 160
Western NY 148 410 122 680
Grand Total 3,824 4,040 1,862 9,726

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NYS MWBE Utilization by Certified Vendor Location, FY 2022-23

NYS Region MWBE Utilization

Capital Region $289,534,878
Central NY $131,245,436
Finger Lakes $134,341,471
Long Island $406,153,744
Mid-Hudson $264,471,563
Mohawk Valley $31,443,608
North Country $29,980,510
NYC $849,182,626
Out of State $484,395,640
Southern Tier $27,058,343
Western NY $174,488,571
Total4 $2,822,296,390

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Regional total is $183 greater than Statewide total due to rounding.
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FY 2022-23 NYS MWBE Waivers and Violations

Waivers occur at or after the time of award of a contract and may result in a reduction or
elimination of the MWBE goals that were established by the agency. Waivers may be granted
following consideration and review of various regulatory factors (for example, the
availability, number, or types of certified MWBEs, contract dollar value, scope of work,
project size and term) as well as documented good faith efforts to meet the contract goals.
Requests for partial or total waivers may be considered.

A contractor may be held liable for the willful or intentional failure to comply with MWBE
program requirements; such violations may result in sanctions including monetary damages.

NYS MWBE Waivers and Violations Summary, FY 2022-23

Number of Waivers Requested: 582

Number of Waivers Granted: 523
Number of Contract Violations: 595
Monetary Sanctions/Damages from Violations: $1,150,762

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Due to contractor failure to meet good faith standard.
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NYS MWBE Historical Data and Reporting

Previous NYS DMWBD Annual Reports

• Division of Minority and Women’s Business Development Annual Report 2022

• Division of Minority and Women's Business Development Annual Report 2021
• Division of Minority and Women's Business Development Annual Report 2020
• Division of Minority and Women's Business Development Annual Report 2019
• Division of Minority and Women's Business Development Annual Report 2018

Historical Annual NYS MWBE Utilization and Expenditure

Fiscal Year FY 2017-18 FY 2018-19 FY 2019-20 FY 2020-21 FY 2021-22

Statewide
MWBE
28.62% 29.13% 29.51% 30.51% 30.64%
Utilization
Percentage
Total MWBE
$2,558,668,960 $2,934,820,016 $3,142,482,951 $3,055,606,831 $2,859,349,014
Utilization
Total AG/AU
$8,938,652,919 $10,074,988,548 $10,648,012,001 $10,013,462,096 $9,331,510,566
Spending

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Historical NYS MWBE Utilization and Expenditure

Historical MWBE Utilization

$16,000,000,000 31.00%

30.51% 30.64%
$14,000,000,000
30.50%

$12,000,000,000
30.00%

$10,000,000,000
29.50%
29.13% 29.51%
$8,000,000,000

29.00%
$6,000,000,000

28.50%
$4,000,000,000 28.62%

28.00%
$2,000,000,000

$0 27.50%
FY 2017-18 FY 2018-19 FY 2019-20 FY 2020-21 FY 2021-22

NYS MWBE Utilization NYS AG/AU Spending NYS MWBE Utilization (%)

Annual NYS MWBE Certifications by Type

FY 2016-17 FY 2017-18 FY 2018-19 FY 2019-20 FY 2020-21 FY 2021-22

MBE 2,841 3,052 3,224 3,109 3,566 3,756
MWBE 1,230 1,382 1,495 1,502 1,598 1,723
WBE 3,443 3,649 3,830 3,748 4,079 4,286
Total 7,514 8,083 8,549 8,359 9,243 9,765

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Historical NYS MWBE Waivers and Violations

1,381 1,355
1,303
1,219

1,052
985

776
731
664

436

FY 2017-18 FY 2018-19 FY 2019-20 FY 2020-21 FY 2021-22

Number of Waivers Requested Number of Waivers Granted

Historical NYS Waivers and Violations

FY 2017-18 FY 2018-19 FY 2019-20 FY 2020-21 FY 2021-22

Number of Waivers Requested 1,052 1,381 1,303 776 731
Number of Waivers Granted 985 1,355 1,219 664 436

Number of Contract Violations 30 30 35 14 46

Monetary Sanctions/Damages
$715,298 $482,436 $1,592,552 $104,752 $244,627
from Violations

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MWBE Expenditure and Utilization by NYS Agency/Authority, FY 2022-236

Agency MBE WBE MWBE

Agency Name MWBE %
Expenditure Utilization Utilization Utilization

Adirondack Park Agency $171,349.00 $5,452.30 $140,523.86 $145,976.16 85.19%

Agriculture and Markets $5,033,540.00 $309,479.46 $811,124.54 $1,120,604.00 22.26%

Agriculture and New York State Horse

$86,894.00 $12,173.02 $74,720.92 $86,893.94 100.00%
Breeding Development Fund

Albany County Airport Authority $10,854,831.00 $510,772.20 $826,041.58 $1,336,813.78 12.32%

Albany Port District Commission $312,775.00 $17,530.82 $157,309.66 $174,840.48 55.90%

Battery Park City Authority $23,919,603.07 $2,415,955.39 $4,390,331.64 $6,806,287.03 28.45%

Bridge Authority $10,969,554.00 $563,216.51 $2,868,802.10 $3,432,018.61 31.29%

Buffalo Fiscal Stability Authority $8,765.00 $466.27 $3,941.63 $4,407.90 50.29%

Capital District Transportation Authority $16,638,141.00 $3,284,738.57 $1,789,832.64 $5,074,571.21 30.50%

Cayuga County Water & Sewer Authority 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00%

City University Construction Fund $27,116,137.00 $2,375,564.50 $3,849,994.41 $6,225,558.91 22.96%

City University of New York $127,760,129.66 $19,474,877.90 $30,321,985.07 $49,796,862.97 38.98%

CNY Regional Transportation $4,658,928.00 $360,757.98 $1,228,592.80 $1,589,350.78 34.11%

Commission on Ethics and Lobbying in
$1,979.00 $1,486.89 $492.18 $1,979.07 100.00%
Government
Council on the Arts $108,546.00 $83,915.15 $24,631.00 $108,546.15 100.00%

Department of Civil Service $247,548.00 $62,901.04 $55,010.32 $117,911.36 47.63%

Department of Corrections and Community

$22,017,386.41 $8,241,664.21 $6,206,131.45 $14,447,795.66 65.62%
Supervision

Department of Economic Development $656,551.15 $23,403.33 $71,158.45 $94,561.78 14.40%

Department of Environmental Conservation $149,353,189.84 $2,768,662.98 $15,989,075.21 $18,757,738.19 12.56%

Department of Financial Services $2,996,806.00 $1,495,295.03 $1,199,958.26 $2,695,253.29 89.94%

Department of Health $525,297,263.92 $43,241,010.24 $121,354,209.54 $164,595,219.78 31.33%

Department of Labor $2,434,628.00 $544,918.40 $720,907.57 $1,265,825.97 51.99%

Department of Motor Vehicles $16,009,398.00 $6,813,390.41 $6,866,485.45 $13,679,875.86 85.45%

Department of Public Service $1,669,005.00 $81,312.64 $585,111.40 $666,424.04 39.93%

Department of State $23,649,444.00 $4,277,552.85 $5,800,015.93 $10,077,568.78 42.61%

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Utilization Reporting – Summary of Individual Agency Goals, Utilization, and Expenditures. Expenditure and utilization are noted in USD.
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Agency MBE WBE MWBE

Agency Name MWBE %
Expenditure Utilization Utilization Utilization
Department of Taxation and Finance $2,458,027.00 $1,273,411.75 $700,347.88 $1,973,759.63 80.30%

Development Authority of North Country $5,315,055.00 $179,796.92 $1,159,538.15 $1,339,335.07 25.20%

Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control $222,630.73 $73,718.06 $121,809.09 $195,527.15 87.83%

Division of Budget $1,003,403.00 $86,877.42 $121,851.99 $208,729.41 20.80%

Division of Criminal Justice Services $1,632,039.00 $305,045.93 $1,077,235.92 $1,382,281.85 84.70%

Division of Housing & Community Renewal $82,104,128.00 $16,850,960.51 $12,695,734.22 $29,546,694.73 35.99%

Division of Human Rights $958,399.00 $201,671.10 $68,296.16 $269,967.26 28.17%

Division of Military and Naval Affairs $808,855.00 $74,603.32 $188,028.97 $262,632.29 32.47%

Division of State Police $2,776,649.00 $1,396,110.09 $362,756.67 $1,758,866.76 63.34%

Division of Veterans Services $150,042.20 $1,929.97 $93,361.07 $95,291.04 63.51%

Dormitory Authority of the State of New York $501,468,639.27 $109,660,734.70 $67,756,602.26 $177,417,336.96 35.38%

Education Department $48,409,907.00 $5,515,408.03 $10,532,174.22 $16,047,582.25 33.15%

Empire Center at the Egg $6,086.00 $980.85 $606.83 $1,587.68 26.09%

Empire State Development $447,246,337.36 $69,286,607.45 $80,670,148.96 $149,956,756.41 33.53%

Energy Research & Development Authority,
$27,743,273.00 $4,880,998.36 $14,619,947.59 $19,500,945.95 70.29%
NYS
Environmental Facilities Corporation $53,201,315.00 $6,836,562.06 $8,612,382.97 $15,448,945.03 29.04%

Erie County Fiscal Stability Authority $14,516.00 $360.63 $2,996.26 $3,356.89 23.13%

Erie County Medical Center $16,535,132.00 $3,226,972.54 $5,889,484.65 $9,116,457.19 55.13%

Executive Chamber $112,184.00 $48,326.04 $51,446.37 $99,772.41 88.94%

Gaming Commission $138,241,294.20 $14,510,042.69 $20,564,400.99 $35,074,443.68 25.37%

Higher Education Services Corporation $258,162.00 $96,157.10 $75,406.05 $171,563.15 66.46%

Homeland Security $17,004,482.00 $2,613,374.93 $5,316,866.31 $7,930,241.24 46.64%

Housing Finance Agency $415,649,550.00 $77,991,335.95 $42,276,332.78 $120,267,668.73 28.93%

Hudson River Black River Regulating District $186,171.00 $25,925.00 $18,185.67 $44,110.67 23.69%

Hudson River Park Trust $49,249,940.00 $9,946,471.14 $4,832,933.36 $14,779,404.50 30.01%

Insurance Fund $77,448,539.00 $21,262,061.55 $12,663,668.54 $33,925,730.09 43.80%

Jacob K. Javits Convention Center $21,333,591.40 $4,296,485.50 $2,774,497.99 $7,070,983.49 33.14%

Justice Center for the Protection of People
$1,917,252.00 $440,886.53 $1,121,947.54 $1,562,834.07 81.51%
with Special Needs

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Agency MBE WBE MWBE

Agency Name MWBE %
Expenditure Utilization Utilization Utilization

Livingston County Water & Sewer Authority $3,463,976.00 $19,414.24 $428,434.59 $447,848.83 12.93%

Long Island Power Authority $171,464,667.00 $32,971,557.99 $41,674,890.35 $74,646,448.34 43.53%

Metropolitan Transportation Authority $2,194,741,832.63 $438,956,920.15 $374,539,315.64 $813,496,235.79 37.07%

Nassau County Interim Finance Authority $15,937.00 $8,229.42 0.00 $8,229.42 51.64%

Nassau Health Care Corporation $11,794,749.00 $1,572,635.62 $1,695,991.50 $3,268,627.12 27.71%

Natural Heritage Trust $866,155.00 $34,558.49 $252,454.20 $287,012.69 33.14%

New York Power Authority $469,103,019.00 $67,586,171.02 $37,373,654.85 $104,959,825.87 22.37%

New York State Department of
$707,497,015.85 $62,681,458.82 $53,071,570.80 $115,753,029.62 16.36%
Transportation
New York State Thoroughbred Breeding and
$82,807.00 $771.26 $49,612.29 $50,383.55 60.84%
Development Fund

New York State Thruway Authority $179,932,573.68 $22,609,332.65 $27,834,254.23 $50,443,586.88 28.03%

Niagara Falls Water Board $8,401,096.00 $302,154.32 $230,758.53 $532,912.85 6.34%

Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority $21,979,844.00 $2,489,701.51 $4,270,365.51 $6,760,067.02 30.76%

Office for People With Developmental
$31,312,971.03 $4,254,670.52 $5,949,053.83 $10,203,724.35 32.59%
Disabilities

Office for the Aging $1,156,163.67 $259,153.07 $485,498.38 $744,651.45 64.41%

Office for the Prevention of Domestic

$83,176.00 $7,479.09 $10,317.50 $17,796.59 21.40%
Violence

Office for Victim Services $1,056,407.00 $510,223.56 $372,572.50 $882,796.06 83.57%

Office of Addiction Services and Supports $11,458,150.00 $1,831,250.93 $3,294,005.46 $5,125,256.39 44.73%

Office of Children & Family Services $29,935,728.26 $1,920,066.49 $8,031,309.88 $9,951,376.37 33.24%

Office of Employee Relations $39,960.00 $9,229.76 $30,513.58 $39,743.34 99.46%

Office of General Services $434,737,846.42 $70,875,779.72 $83,158,975.30 $154,034,755.02 35.43%

Office of Information Technology Services $307,443,658.00 $36,848,327.26 $68,351,621.39 $105,199,948.65 34.22%

Office of Mental Health $67,615,194.00 $14,942,424.65 $10,532,752.86 $25,475,177.51 37.68%

Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance $101,587,675.00 $21,737,676.62 $17,497,061.04 $39,234,737.66 38.62%

Office of the Inspector General $141,742.00 $33,542.28 $47,669.10 $81,211.38 57.30%

Office of the Medicaid Inspector General $810,428.00 $175,960.55 $219,997.47 $395,958.02 48.86%

Office of the Welfare Inspector General $802.00 $446.27 $356.40 $802.67 100.08%

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Agency MBE WBE MWBE

Agency Name MWBE %
Expenditure Utilization Utilization Utilization
Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority $110,684.00 $700.13 $109,983.93 $110,684.06 100.00%

Olympic Regional Development Authority $22,233,217.00 $736,887.32 $4,961,208.93 $5,698,096.25 25.63%

Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation $155,660,049.19 $15,487,232.02 $24,122,017.33 $39,609,249.35 25.45%

Port of Oswego Authority $19,991.00 $2,869.13 $13,111.60 $15,980.73 79.94%

Public Employment Relations Board $17,907.00 $14,386.09 $3,520.18 $17,906.27 100.00%

Regional Transit Service $3,451,610.00 $655,184.08 $773,910.05 $1,429,094.13 41.40%

Roosevelt Island Operating Corporation $14,377,814.00 $965,224.57 $4,566,914.52 $5,532,139.09 38.48%

Roswell Park Cancer Institute $30,767,665.56 $6,098,551.26 $8,575,067.62 $14,673,618.88 47.69%

Schenectady Metroplex Development
$1,328,940.00 0.00 $544,450.43 $544,450.43 40.97%
Authority
State Board of Elections $1,609,376.01 $1,334,851.75 $102,945.83 $1,437,797.58 89.34%

State Commission on Correction $4,466.00 $4,440.74 0.00 $4,440.74 99.43%

State University Construction Fund $373,026,254.33 $53,612,399.51 $72,972,621.56 $126,585,021.07 33.93%

State University of New York Central $419,568,163.10 $60,849,941.99 $73,012,534.27 $133,862,476.26 31.90%

Syracuse Regional Airport Authority $4,035,710.00 $430,099.74 $878,053.32 $1,308,153.06 32.41%

United Nations Development Corporation $7,442,231.00 $2,388,922.74 $635,599.50 $3,024,522.24 40.64%

Upper Mohawk Valley Water Authority $3,995,395.00 0.00 $1,193,782.13 $1,193,782.13 29.88%

Westchester County Health Care Corporation $19,186,030.00 $4,109,718.32 $1,900,055.04 $6,009,773.36 31.32%

Workers Compensation Board $38,815,309.00 $2,111,798.00 $9,329,389.00 $11,441,187.00 29.48%

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 Top 25 Agencies & Authorities by MWBE Expenditure FY 2022-23
Agency MBE WBE MWBE MWBE
Agency Name
Expenditure Utilization Utilization Utilization %

Metropolitan Transportation Authority $2,194,741,832.63 $438,956,920.15 $374,539,315.64 $813,496,235.79 37.07%

New York State Department of Transportation $707,497,015.85 $62,681,458.82 $53,071,570.80 $115,753,029.62 16.36%

Department of Health $525,297,263.92 $43,241,010.24 $121,354,209.54 $164,595,219.78 31.33%

Dormitory Authority of the State of New York $501,468,639.27 $109,660,734.70 $67,756,602.26 $177,417,336.96 35.38%

New York Power Authority $469,103,019.00 $67,586,171.02 $37,373,654.85 $104,959,825.87 22.37%

Empire State Development $447,246,337.36 $69,286,607.45 $80,670,148.96 $149,956,756.41 33.53%

Office of General Services $434,737,846.42 $70,875,779.72 $83,158,975.30 $154,034,755.02 35.43%

State University of New York Central $419,568,163.10 $60,849,941.99 $73,012,534.27 $133,862,476.26 31.90%

Housing Finance Agency $415,649,550.00 $77,991,335.95 $42,276,332.78 $120,267,668.73 28.93%

State University Construction Fund $373,026,254.33 $53,612,399.51 $72,972,621.56 $126,585,021.07 33.93%

Office of Information Technology Services $307,443,658.00 $36,848,327.26 $68,351,621.39 $105,199,948.65 34.22%

New York State Thruway Authority $179,932,573.68 $22,609,332.65 $27,834,254.23 $50,443,586.88 28.03%

Long Island Power Authority $171,464,667.00 $32,971,557.99 $41,674,890.35 $74,646,448.34 43.53%

Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation $155,660,049.19 $15,487,232.02 $24,122,017.33 $39,609,249.35 25.45%

Department of Environmental Conservation $149,353,189.84 $2,768,662.98 $15,989,075.21 $18,757,738.19 12.56%

Gaming Commission $138,241,294.20 $14,510,042.69 $20,564,400.99 $35,074,443.68 25.37%

City University of New York $127,760,129.66 $19,474,877.90 $30,321,985.07 $49,796,862.97 38.98%

Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance $101,587,675.00 $21,737,676.62 $17,497,061.04 $39,234,737.66 38.62%

Division of Housing & Community Renewal $82,104,128.00 $16,850,960.51 $12,695,734.22 $29,546,694.73 35.99%

Insurance Fund $77,448,539.00 $21,262,061.55 $12,663,668.54 $33,925,730.09 43.80%

Office of Mental Health $67,615,194.00 $14,942,424.65 $10,532,752.86 $25,475,177.51 37.68%

Environmental Facilities Corporation $53,201,315.00 $6,836,562.06 $8,612,382.97 $15,448,945.03 29.04%

Hudson River Park Trust $49,249,940.00 $9,946,471.14 $4,832,933.36 $14,779,404.50 30.01%

Education Department $48,409,907.00 $5,515,408.03 $10,532,174.22 $16,047,582.25 33.15%

Workers Compensation Board $38,815,309.00 $2,111,798.00 $9,329,389.00 $11,441,187.00 29.48%

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 Top 25 Agencies & Authorities by MWBE Utilization FY 2022-23
Agency MBE WBE MWBE
Agency Name MWBE %
Expenditure Utilization Utilization Utilization
Office of the Welfare Inspector General $802.00 $446.27 $356.40 $802.67 100.08%7
Commission on Ethics and Lobbying in
$1,979.00 $1,486.89 $492.18 $1,979.07 100.00%
Government
Council on the Arts $108,546.00 $83,915.15 $24,631.00 $108,546.15 100.00%

Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority $110,684.00 $700.13 $109,983.93 $110,684.06 100.00%
Agriculture and New York State Horse Breeding
$86,894.00 $12,173.02 $74,720.92 $86,893.94 100.00%
Development Fund
Public Employment Relations Board $17,907.00 $14,386.09 $3,520.18 $17,906.27 100.00%

Office of Employee Relations $39,960.00 $9,229.76 $30,513.58 $39,743.34 99.46%

State Commission on Correction $4,466.00 $4,440.74 0.00 $4,440.74 99.43%

Department of Financial Services $2,996,806.00 $1,495,295.03 $1,199,958.26 $2,695,253.29 89.94%

State Board of Elections $1,609,376.01 $1,334,851.75 $102,945.83 $1,437,797.58 89.34%

Executive Chamber $112,184.00 $48,326.04 $51,446.37 $99,772.41 88.94%

Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control $222,630.73 $73,718.06 $121,809.09 $195,527.15 87.83%

Department of Motor Vehicles $16,009,398.00 $6,813,390.41 $6,866,485.45 $13,679,875.86 85.45%

Adirondack Park Agency $171,349.00 $5,452.30 $140,523.86 $145,976.16 85.19%

Division of Criminal Justice Services $1,632,039.00 $305,045.93 $1,077,235.92 $1,382,281.85 84.70%

Office for Victim Services $1,056,407.00 $510,223.56 $372,572.50 $882,796.06 83.57%

Justice Center for the Protection of People with
$1,917,252.00 $440,886.53 $1,121,947.54 $1,562,834.07 81.51%
Special Needs
Department of Taxation and Finance $2,458,027.00 $1,273,411.75 $700,347.88 $1,973,759.63 80.30%

Port of Oswego Authority $19,991.00 $2,869.13 $13,111.60 $15,980.73 79.94%

Energy Research & Development Authority,
$27,743,273.00 $4,880,998.36 $14,619,947.59 $19,500,945.95 70.29%
NYS
Higher Education Services Corporation $258,162.00 $96,157.10 $75,406.05 $171,563.15 66.46%
Department of Corrections and Community
$22,017,386.41 $8,241,664.21 $6,206,131.45 $14,447,795.66 65.62%
Supervision
Office for the Aging $1,156,163.67 $259,153.07 $485,498.38 $744,651.45 64.41%

Division of Veterans Services $150,042.20 $1,929.97 $93,361.07 $95,291.04 63.51%

Division of State Police $2,776,649.00 $1,396,110.09 $362,756.67 $1,758,866.76 63.34%

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Over 100% due to reporting system rounding.
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