Welcome to the Minority Construction Council. Whether you are an established business desiring to expand or you wish to create a new business and need guidance, you have come to the right place. You are invited to become a member of the MCC. We take pride in advancing the cause of minority contractors. MCC has a strong commitment to continually understand your current challenges in the construction marketplace. Our commitment centers around a professional work ethic on your behalf to reduce and remove barriers that stand between the minority contractor and contracting opportunities on construction projects. Our goal is to build bridges between project owners, construction managers, general contractors, and minority-owned construction contractors. MCC will work with you as an individual firm, and as a member in growing your business, giving your company a professional profile, and assisting you in meeting the administrative and technical demands in the contracting process. You are part of an association of many voices that can speak as one in strength.
Our goal is to help the minority contractor community to increase their market share by:
- Marketing the minority contractor community to the different construction project owners and their various representatives
- Increase awareness about the 8A Program & Corporate America for Private Sector Opportunities
- Work with different community agencies to provide capital, bonding, training and a total holistic approach to technical and entrepreneurial assistance.
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The Minority Construction Council (MCC) began in 2002 as a small Hartford area group of minority contractors that has now matured into a non-profit organization with over 160 members throughout the State of Connecticut. Our initial years of Hartford region success motivated the Council to increase its outreach efforts to statewide minority contractors and hence our original name changed from The Greater Hartford Minority Construction Council (GHMCC) to the Minority Construction Council (MCC).
We believe in continuing with transparent communication and will represent the membership to make our organization the one cohesive voice state wide to be made a part of all construction projects. Through our advocacy efforts both locally and statewide on behalf of the MCC and the construction industry, we welcome the leadership of all your construction firms to become a part of a dynamic new future. MCC is also honored by the decision of our growing membership to join our association. We intend to provide these new members and our existing members the benefits of our policy work and standards activities . . .
