The National Association of Black Women in Construction (NABWIC) and its members are strategically positioned to address critical public policy priorities at the local, state, and national levels within the construction and construction-related industries.
Advancing infrastructure funding that drives economic growth while expanding access and opportunity for small businesses.
Championing contracting reforms and legislative initiatives that increase participation and competitive access for small businesses, especially small business firms on public and private sector projects.
Promoting workforce training, talent pipeline development, and industry partnerships that strengthen capacity and long-term sustainability within the construction sector.
Advocating policies and industry practices that empower, scale, and sustain small businesses, especially construction and construction-related enterprises.
NABWIC actively champions public policy and industry practices that open doors for small businesses in construction. We’re committed to using our platform to drive economic growth and create contracting opportunities. This includes: