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ADVISORY/Small-Business Networking Session Wednesday Morning at Metropolitan Water HQ in Downtown Los Angeles.


Business Editors

ADVISORY...for Wednesday Wednesday: see week.  (July July: see month.  31)

--(BUSINESS WIRE)

WHAT:    Information and networking session for small businesses
         interested in contracting with Metropolitan Water District.
         Free admission and parking; RSVP (213) 217-7249

WHEN:    8 a.m., Wednesday, July 31

WHERE:   Metropolitan Water District, 700 N. Alameda St., Los Angeles,
         adjoining Union Station  (Thomas Guide Page 634, H-3)

WHO:     Metropolitan Water District Business Outreach Program
         officials

BACKGROUND:
         In the last fiscal year, 51 percent of Metropolitan's
         contracts and over 30 percent of its dollars paid to prime
         contractors went to small businesses (as defined by the U.S.
         Small Business Administration.) In the current, 2002-2003
         fiscal year, Metropolitan has $243 million in its
         goods-and-services budget and $238 million in the capital
         improvement budget, major portions of which will go to small
         businesses.
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