Relates to establishing expanded construction mentorship opportunities for small business enterprises

Summary

The bill changes state law so that agencies awarding more than $10 million in contracts must set up voluntary mentorship programs linking small businesses with experienced mentors, especially when the small firm already works with a subcontractor on a state project. It aims to build capacity, improve bidding success, and provide bonding assistance. The changes affect small businesses, minority‑ and women‑owned firms, mentors, and the state agencies that run the programs.

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