Minority Inclusion Opportunities

• Overview
• The Science Park
  • History + Vision
  • Master Plan + Buildings
  • Amenities
  • Development Partners
  • The Team
  • Leasing

• The Johns Hopkins Connection
• The New East Side
  • Minority Inclusion Opportunities
• Business Opportunities

• The Region
  • The Research Cluster
  • Culture + Community
  • Geography + Transportation
  • Statistics at a Glance

• Contact + Directions

Science + Technology Park
at Johns Hopkins
855 North Wolfe Street
Baltimore, MD  21205

The redevelopment of The New East Side will produce a wide range of business opportunities for companies owned by minorities and women who will be involved in a nationally renowned development that is anticipated to take 10 years to be completed.

Under the direction of the master developer, Forest City-New East Baltimore Partnership, LLC. (FC-NEBP), companies owned by minorities and women are actively participating in every phase of the development. Forest City-New East Baltimore Partnership's commitment to provide those opportunities for women and minorities to participate at every level of the development is a key component of the redevelopment of East Baltimore.

Mission

To promote and increase procurement opportunities for minority- and women-owned businesses by proactively seeking the best qualified companies that demonstrate quality, service, delivery, and competitive pricing.

Who qualifies for the minority inclusion program?

• Minority Business Enterprise or "MBE" is a business that is owned, operated, and controlled by one or more minority group members who have at least 51% ownership, and is certified by the State of Maryland or City of Baltimore
• Women's Business Enterprise or "WBE" is a business owned, operated and controlled by one or more women who have 51% ownership, and is certified by the State of Maryland or City of Baltimore
• Local Business Enterprise or "LBE" is a locally-owned business enterprise, i.e. businesses within the project area and/or businesses which count as employees a substantial number of local residents.

Certification

• Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) (http://www.mdot.state.md.us)
• City of Baltimore (http://www.baltimorecity.gov/government/law/mwboo.html)

How to reach us

If you'd like more information on our minority inclusion program, please contact Andrea Jackson, Director of Inclusion & Community Communications at andreajackson@dpngroup.net.