Boasting a vast network of fixed route services including bus, subway, trolley, and Regional Rail, as well as ADA paratransit and Shared Ride programs, SEPTA, the nation’s sixth largest transit system, plays a critical role in making doing business in the city more accessible. This virtual meeting with SEPTA will give Chamber members insight into SEPTA’s procurement process and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Program.
As a series of virtual programs, Doing Business with the City: Pathways to Procurement brings in department procurement leads to allow for Chamber members to learn the procurement process utilized by each department and build relationships with the decision makers.
Once your registration is received, we will share a calendar invitation with Zoom information the day before the meeting. Submit your questions for SEPTA to Maria Flores at mflores@chamberphl.com.
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Senior Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Program Specialist, SEPTA
Tiffany serves as a lead liaison to the DBE Program Office Director in the daily execution and evaluation of SEPTA’s DBE Program, conducting in-depth reviews of DBE applications and on-site interviews to ensure compliance with laws on every level. Prior to SEPTA, she was a Project Director of the US Department of Transportation’s Mid-Atlantic Region Small Business Transportation Resource Center (SBTRC). Tiffany is a member of Women in Transit and was recognized as a Woman of Excellence in 2018.
Contract Administrator, Construction, Architecture & Engineering Group, SEPTA
Diane has been in the Procurement Department at SEPTA as a Contract Administrator in the Construction and Engineering Group since 2018. Prior to SEPTA, she was a Contract Manager for an international helicopter company, an Office Manager for a small manufacturing company, and a broker and trader on the floor of the Stock Exchange. With her experience working on both sides of the procurement and submittal process, Diane offers valuable insight and emphasizes teamwork.
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As a series of virtual programs, Doing Business with the City: Pathways to Procurement brings in department procurement leads to allow for Chamber members to learn the procurement process utilized by each department and build relationships with the decision makers.
Once your registration is received, we will share a calendar invitation with Zoom information the day before the meeting. Submit your questions for SEPTA to Maria Flores at mflores@chamberphl.com.
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