By james art 
In collaboration with the San Bernardino County, the Element Element Element Group of San Bernardino County (SBC Element Element Group) has created a series of workshops designed to increase the number of minority enterprises that can gain access to the millions in contracts that This year this year.
The purpose of the event “Employment of minorities owned: Your 101 guide to successful tendering contract” is to equip the participants with the skills and knowledge necessary to increase the chances of winning district contracts.
“The SBC Element Element Group is committed to creating a more just and inclusive San Bernardino county. These seminars are intended to help people with access to color and increase the number and amount of contracts obtained through the order award process, “said Rev. George Lamb, chairman of SBC Element Element Group.
Goals of the seminar:
- Understanding and Managing EPRO: Participants will learn how to register, manage their suppliers accounts, reset identification data and orient themselves EprotOpen Offer Search System.
- Review offers offers and ask questions: The seminar will cover tenders for tenders for tenders, filling in the local independent independent independent form and strategies for effective publication of questions to clarify the requirements for the tender.
- Answer the offers successfully: Participants will master the creation and submission of accurate offers in EprotAt the same time, common pitfalls are avoided.
- Business can register online with EprotOn the Website of the Purchase Department of:
Sign up for the seminar at a time and place that works best for you:
- Tuesday, February 4, 4 pm – 7 pmGovernment Center of San Bernardino County 385 N Arrowhead Ave, San Bernardino, California
- Thursday, February 6, 4 pm – 7 pmS Children and Family Services of San Bernardino County, 15020 Palmdale Rd, Victorville, CA 92392
- Wednesday, February 12, 4 pm – 7 pmChildren and Family Services of San Bernardino County, 9518 E. 9th St. Rancho Cucamonga, ca
Additional information will be available from the San Bernardino County Departments of:
“We are committed to increasing the number of local and minority enterprises agreeing to San Bernardino County,” said San Bernardino County Director, Pete Mendosa.
“Use the chance to empower your business and improve your bidding skills,” said Reverend Lamb.
For more information, contact Sandra Abarka at (909) 387-4261.