Establishes price preference program on State contracts for businesses owned by women veterans or women in military service.
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This bill creates a program that gives New Jersey state agencies a preference when awarding contracts. Specifically, businesses owned by women veterans or women currently serving in the military will receive a 10% price preference over other bidders, provided they are the lowest qualified offer. The bill also addresses the situation where a woman veteran owner dies, ensuring the business continues to be eligible for the preference. This aims to support and encourage businesses owned by these women in state procurement.
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