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SUNY Business and Industry Development at SUNY

The State University of New York's Office of Business and Industry Relations recognize the need to form alliances for economic prosperity state-wide, nationally, and globally. The Office provides visibility, coordination, and outreach for targeted traditional and emerging industries. It also provides direct assistance for businesses, brings together innovators and those at the forefront of developing a knowledge-based economy, and links state and federal agencies, associations, and councils to small, medium, and large businesses in all sectors.

Moreover, the 64 campuses of the State University of New York are an economic engine for business and industry development. Every campus president acts as an economic development ambassador in his or her region and has extended impact globally. SUNY's colleges and universities provide the research and development necessary to keep us competitive globally. For further information, or for business and industry assistance, visit your local campus's Website and learn more.

State University Construction Fund (SUCF) construction awards are made through a competitive bid process. SUCF's bid submission requirements are included in project specifications. The construction bid calendar is publicly advertised to encourage bidding activity. Public bid opening results are reviewed and awards are made in accordance with New York State public bidding requirements with resultant construction activity under the auspices of the Office of Construction Management.

SUCF also awards architectural and engineering professional services contracts. The consultant selection guide contains information for firms who desire to be considered for work with SUCF. Check the consultant selection status for information on recent projects.

The State University supports economic development in NYS in numerous ways, with one important service being the Small Business Development Center helping to reach into neighborhoods and communities throughout New York State to support economic development. The SBDC network of 23 centers is on campuses from Long Island to Lake Erie of State University and our higher education partners. Contact the SBDC nearest you for business assistance for existing and start-up firms. New York’s economy built one business at a time.

The Research Foundation is a private nonprofit educational corporation that supports the advancement of education, research and discovery at the State University of New York. Learn more about the Research Foundation.