Fiscal Year 2013. Minority Business Enterprise Program Statistical Report

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Fiscal Year 2013 Minority Business Enterprise Program Statistical Report Martin O Malley, Governor Anthony G. Brown, Lt. Governor Zenita Wickham Hurley, Special Secretary

Table of Contents Message from the Special Secretary... 2 MBE Program Overview... 3 FY2013 by Agency... 3 FY2013 by Procurement Category... 5 FY2013 by Classification... 7 Historical Perspective... 8

Message from the Special Secretary Dear Friends: On behalf of the Governor s Office of Minority Affairs (GOMA), I am pleased to present the Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) Program Participation Statistics for Fiscal Year 2013. The following pages contain MBE participation by agency, procurement category and minority classification for FY2013. Also included is MBE participation by minority classification as well as overall participation from FY2007 through FY2013. Maryland awarded $1.7 billion in prime and subcontracting awards to small minority- and women-owned businesses in FY2013. This represents 24.4% overall MBE participation, the second highest achievement in the history of our MBE Program. Expanding opportunity for all Marylanders has been a guiding principal for the O Malley-Brown Administration. GOMA is continually working with our State agencies/departments to ensure that we are identifying all MBE opportunities as we work toward our goal of eliminating discrimination in the State contracting arena. Thank you for your continued support. Sincerely, Zenita Wickham Hurley Special Secretary FY2013 MBE Program Statistica Report Page 2

MBE Program Overview Maryland s MBE Program was established in 1978 by groundbreaking legislation designed to assist minority- and women-owned firms in gaining access to State government procurement and contracting opportunities. The program requires 70 State agencies and departments to try to spend a designated portion of their contracting dollars with certified MBEs. The statewide MBE goal for FY2013 was 25%. Maryland s MBE Program is governed by State statutes as set forth in Section 14-301, et seq. of the State Finance and Procurement Article (2009 Repl. Vol., 2012 Supp.) Md. Code Ann. MBE Program oversight and compliance lies with the Governor s Office of Minority Affairs (GOMA). In that capacity, GOMA supports all State agencies and serves in an advisory capacity to the Governor on key MBE issues. GOMA is also the primary advocate for minority- and women-owned businesses seeking to do business with the State. FY2013 by Agency Every agency in the State of Maryland reports its annual MBE utilization data to GOMA. Total MBE participation in FY2013 reached 24.4%. MBE participation by agency is illustrated in Exhibit 1. Exhibit 1: FY2013 MBE by State Procurement Agency/Department State Procurement Agency/Department Total MBE Total All Procurement / Contract FY13 MBE Participation AGING $686,376 $2,027,692 33.85% AGRICULTURE $269,741 $4,884,721 5.52% ARCHIVES $417,584 $800,021 52.20% ASSESSMENTS & TAXATION $442,000 $818,169 54.02% ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE $297,026 $1,245,325 23.85% AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE FUND $189,056 $346,312 54.59% AVIATION $51,689,520 $229,929,051 22.48% BALTIMORE CITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE $1,184,422 $8,309,765 14.25% BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY $2,474,240 $11,447,664 21.61% BUDGET & MANAGEMENT $7,997,185 $319,158,202 2.51% BUSINESS & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT $13,652,528 $17,096,464 79.86% CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION $18,601 $239,543 7.77% COMPTROLLER $2,950,601 $15,226,631 19.38% COPPIN STATE UNIVERSITY $2,693,560 $12,355,316 21.80% DEAF, SCHOOL OF $56,945 $1,462,883 3.89% EDUCATION $12,637,192 $78,846,826 16.03% ELECTIONS $457,181 $1,268,994 36.03% ENVIRONMENT $1,154,422 $6,822,980 16.92% ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES $8,529,710 $116,316,326 7.33% EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT $1,055,132 $6,672,358 15.81% FOOD CENTER AUTHORITY $349,127 $1,177,060 29.66% FROSTBURG STATE UNIVERSITY $2,098,208 $14,790,672 14.19% GENERAL SERVICES $29,221,818 $157,542,921 18.55% FY2013 MBE Program Statistica Report Page 3

State Procurement Agency/Department Total MBE Total All Procurement / Contract FY13 MBE Participation HEALTH & MENTAL HYGIENE $630,327,228 $1,116,174,123 56.47% HIGHER EDUCATION COMMISSION $37,240 $717,607 5.19% HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT $3,979,375 $13,034,724 30.53% HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION $6,358 $93,643 6.79% HUMAN RESOURCES $59,901,162 $444,246,082 13.48% INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY $9,802,461 $71,277,421 13.75% INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION $265,748 $4,564,328 5.82% JUVENILE SERVICES $5,750,861 $66,474,601 8.65% LABOR, LICENSING & REGULATION $9,995,466 $54,432,670 18.36% LOTTERY $2,671,175 $17,954,475 14.88% MILITARY $118,296 $3,288,231 3.60% MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY $23,955,300 $87,612,846 27.34% MOTOR VEHICLE $44,493,958 $62,861,636 70.78% NATURAL RESOURCES $819,336 $15,107,108 5.42% OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY $5,701,211 $25,250,255 22.58% PEOPLES COUNSEL $38,247 $853,351 4.48% PLANNING $28,377 $604,444 4.69% POLICE $3,005,134 $28,975,947 10.37% PORT $11,179,081 $95,624,132 11.69% PROSECUTORS OFFICE $0 $6,904 0.00% PUBLIC DEFENDERS OFFICE $797,476 $8,243,189 9.67% PUBLIC SAFETY & CORRECTIONS $74,868,507 $181,130,785 41.33% PUBLIC SCHOOL CONSTUCTION $135,501,722 $437,404,895 30.98% PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION $216,315 $519,123 41.67% PUBLIC TELEVISION $151,103 $4,728,580 3.20% PUBLIC WORKS $1,733 $178,826 0.97% RETIREMENT $300,869 $771,194 39.01% SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE $600,873 $14,331,982 4.19% SALISBURY STATE UNIVERSITY $1,627,593 $6,622,958 24.58% STADIUM AUTHORITY $15,192,299 $24,423,720 62.20% STATE HIGHWAY $117,274,424 $709,021,405 16.54% SUBSEQUENT INJURY FUND & UNISURED EMPLOYERS $5,714 $134,956 4.23% TAX COURT $4,848 $23,661 20.49% TOWSON UNIVERSITY $8,793,111 $51,385,049 17.11% TRANSIT $139,112,955 $1,231,821,982 11.29% TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY $50,534,167 $178,094,945 28.37% TREASURER'S OFFICE $119,320 $1,194,058 9.99% UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE $1,357,765 $11,100,028 12.23% UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, BALTIMORE $87,982,598 $385,626,459 22.82% UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, BALTIMORE COUNTY $7,510,202 $49,899,642 15.05% UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, COLLEGE PARK $63,208,997 $336,335,426 18.79% UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, EASTERN SHORE $2,194,879 $24,196,928 9.07% UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE $15,167,314 $95,180,699 15.94% WORKERS COMPENSATION $105,651 $882,200 11.98% STATE OF MARYLAND TOTAL $1,675,228,624 $6,871,193,114 24.38% FY2013 MBE Program Statistica Report Page 4

FY2013 by Procurement Category MBE awards in Maryland are divided into 11 different business sectors, also referred to as procurement categories. Total MBE awards across these procurement categories totaled $1.7 billion in FY2013. Exhibits 2 through 4 illustrate FY2013 prime awards, MBE prime awards, MBE subcontract awards, total MBE awards and the percentage of MBE participation by procurement category. Exhibit 2: FY2013 Total by Procurement Category Procurement Category Total All Procurement/ Contract Total MBE Prime Total MBE Subcontract Total MBE (Prime & Sub) % MBE Participation Architectural / Engineering $316,491,944 $1,876,801 $69,038,604 $70,915,405 22.41% Construction $1,816,625,955 $79,012,354 $387,505,900 $466,518,254 25.68% Construction Related Services $10,078,981 $572,068 $2,599,925 $3,171,993 31.47% Maintenance $522,084,331 $67,961,150 $41,668,042 $109,629,192 11.39% Services $1,334,444,533 $132,418,938 $95,487,570 $227,906,508 17.08% Supplies & Equipment $481,880,906 $16,884,200 $12,027,867 $28,912,067 6.00% IT Services $266,934,944 $37,058,430 $32,489,414 $69,547,844 26.05% IT Supplies & Equipment $135,255,107 $19,229,436 $854,233 $20,083,669 14.85% Human, Cultural, Social & Educational Services $1,277,780,116 $646,002,741 $10,728,789 $656,731,530 51.40% Corporate Credit Card $199,517,170 $13,008,919 $0 $13,008,919 6.52% Direct Voucher $70,099,127 $8,803,243 $0 $8,803,243 12.56% Totals: $6,871,193,114 $1,022,828,280 $652,400,344 $1,675,228,624 24.38% FY2013 MBE Program Statistica Report Page 5

Exhibit 3: FY2013 Total Prime (Including MBEs) by Procurement Category ($6.9 Billion) Exhibit 4: FY2013 Total MBE by Procurement Category ($1.7 Billion) FY2013 MBE Program Statistica Report Page 6

by MBE Classification MBE classification connotes the category in which firms have been certified as socially and economically disadvantaged according to race, ethnicity, gender or disability. Exhibits 5 and 6 provide a breakdown of prime awards, subcontract awards, total prime and subcontract awards and the percentage of MBE procurements by MBE classification. Exhibit 5: FY2013 MBE Procurement/Contract by Classification MBE Classification Total Prime Total Subcontract Total Prime and Subcontract % of Total MBE Procurement African American $25,160,392 $212,061,264 $237,221,656 14.16% African American Women $12,321,596 $54,254,602 $66,576,198 3.97% Asian American $61,578,130 $72,605,517 $134,183,647 8.01% Asian American Woman $9,621,087 $11,831,463 $21,452,550 1.28% Hispanic American $44,316,270 $96,661,785 $140,978,055 8.36% Hispanic American Woman $563,478 $4,688,885 $5,252,363 0.31% Native American $576,040 $8,225,160 $8,801,200 0.53% Native American Women $694,087 $4,057,410 $4,751,497 0.28% Women $171,776,095 $186,352,319 $358,128,414 21.38% Disabled $49,880 $15,129 $65,009 0.00% Disadvantaged $48,380 $1,039,418 $1,087,798 0.06% Non-Profit Organizations $304,739,856 $118,526 $264,874,599 15.81% Community Service Provider $249,714,636 $488,866 $431,855,638 25.78% Total MBE Procurement $881,159,927 $652,400,344 $1,675,228,624 100.00% Exhibit 6: FY2013 MBE Procurement Contract by MBE Classification FY2013 MBE Program Statistica Report Page 7

Historical Perspective Supporting the growth of small minority- and women-owned businesses by expanding opportunities through Maryland s MBE Program has been a core priority for the O Malley-Brown Administration. Exhibit 7 provides a historical perspective of awards by MBE classification for Fiscal Years 2007 2013 and Exhibit 8 charts overall MBE participation during the same time period. Exhibit 7: MBE (Prime & Subcontract) by Classification for Fiscal Years 2007 2013 MBE Classification FY2007 MBE FY2008 MBE FY2009 MBE FY2010 MBE FY2011 MBE FY2012 MBE FY2013 MBE African American $206,206,524 $266,333,768 $371,145,118 $270,229,367 $284,238,784 $327,513,831 $237,221,656 African American Women -- -- -- $20,853,968 $50,816,195 $56,532,541 $66,576,198 Asian American $132,742,960 $116,253,861 $210,432,615 $158,944,589 $212,593,430 $137,106,827 $134,183,647 Asian American Women -- -- -- $5,424,099 $21,004,727 $18,240,525 $21,452,550 Hispanic American $62,657,536 $96,115,893 $139,880,199 $137,166,086 $139,030,941 $137,430,149 $140,978,055 Hispanic American Women -- -- -- $1,809,836 $3,800,927 $5,432,838 $5,252,363 Native American $19,055,663 $39,906,457 $5,556,966 $6,111,691 $11,972,101 $12,673,494 $8,801,200 Native American Women -- -- -- $958,151 $6,103,477 $3,020,197 $4,751,497 Women only $322,921,247 $396,673,808 $439,676,065 $320,469,157 $429,875,319 $550,803,444 $358,128,414 Disabled $6,432,211 $1,491,710 $35,975,201 $1,585,061 $1,574,197 $604,470 $65,009 Non-Profit (Certified) $192,007,334 $268,549,985 $237,308,842 $292,644,486 $291,069,381 $280,762,948 $264,874,599 Community Service Provider (formerly Sheltered Workshop) $190,238,758 $123,480,078 $212,212,983 $172,229,495 $187,203,224 $398,852,691 $431,855,638 Disadvantaged -- -- -- $49,894 $2,756,735 $5,932 $1,087,798 Total MBE Procurement $1,132,262,233 $1,308,805,560 $1,652,187,990 $1,388,475,881 $1,642,039,438 $1,928,979,885 $1,675,228,624 Total State Procurement $5,673,549,266 $6,454,144,304 $7,450,004,264 $5,995,774,983 $6,901,737,469 $7,656,627,573 $6,871,193,114 % MBE Participation 20.0% 20.3% 22.2% 23.2% 23.8% 25.2% 24.4% Exhibit 8: Overall MBE Participation (%) for Fiscal Years 2007 2013 FY2013 MBE Program Statistica Report Page 8

Governor s Office of Minority Affairs William Donald Schaefer Tower 6 Saint Paul St., Suite 1502 Baltimore, MD 21202 410-767-8232 877-558-0998 (Toll Free) www.goma.maryland.gov