Historically underutilized businesses (HUB) policy
The mission of the HUB program is to provide assistance to historically underutilized businesses through outreach efforts,
such as education and training in doing business with the State of Texas, in order to afford these businesses a fair
opportunity to participate in the competitive procurement process. The Texas Legislative Council is dedicated to promoting
opportunities for these small and historically disadvantaged businesses to compete for the agency's purchases and contracts.
The council's policy is to foster an environment that will advance and enhance participation from such vendors in all
areas of the agency.
The council's HUB program is part of the agency's purchasing section and is overseen by the HUB coordinator. Application for HUB certification should be submitted to the comptroller of public accounts' statewide HUB Program.
The council's HUB program is part of the agency's purchasing section and is overseen by the HUB coordinator. Application for HUB certification should be submitted to the comptroller of public accounts' statewide HUB Program.
Upcoming events
- Jan. 25, 2012: The Texas Legislative Council will have an exhibit booth at the TxDot Small Business Conference at the Norris Conference Center in Austin.
- Apr. 11-12, 2012: The Texas Legislative Council will be attending Houston Government Procurement Connections 2012 at the George R. Brown Convention Center.
Past events
- Dec. 7, 2011: Hosted an exhibit booth at the Bexar County Contracting Conference
- Jan. 10, 2012: Participated at the Texas State University and City of San Marcos Economic Opportunity Forum at the San Marcos Activity Center.