NMSDC Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) Certification
National Minority Supplier Development Council · Nonprofit
Nationally recognized certification for minority-owned businesses, connecting them to major corporations' supplier-diversity procurement. Generally requires 51%+ minority ownership and control.
What this program’s published criteria check
Requirements the program publishes
- For businesses at least 51% owned and controlled by members of a recognized minority group.
Who it covers
Available nationwide
Funding range
Amount not published — confirm on the official source
Deadline
No published deadline — confirm the current round on the official source
Application cost
The official application is free.
Official source
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https://nmsdc.org/mbes/Information last verified July 23, 2026.
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