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Home » MWMCA Memo: Registering Your Company in the MWBE Virtual Vendor Catalog is the First Step in Doing Business with UMMS
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MWMCA Memo: Registering Your Company in the MWBE Virtual Vendor Catalog is the First Step in Doing Business with UMMS

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University of Maryland Medical System (UMMS)

Want to do business with the University of Maryland Medical System (UMMS)?
CLICK HERE

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Md. Washington Minority Companies Association, LLC (MWMCA)
At MWMCA we tailor our services to the client whether it is a small business or a prime company. Yes, we have a core group of services that we offer, but we listen to our clients and identify what their needs are, and prioritize them. This process ensures that we are accomplishing what is most important to the client.
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Registering Your Company in the MWBE Virtual Vendor Catalog is the First Step in Doing Business with UMMS
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