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Construction FAQs

Does MGM MIRAGE encourage MWBDE participation in its
construction contracts?

Our corporate policy requires MWDBE participation in all construction bids.

Does MGM MIRAGE have targets for MWDBE participation?
We do not set goals or quotas. However, the company strives to increase the number of MWDBEs with which we conduct business, per our corporate policy.

Are there Tier 2 and Tier 3 programs at MGM MIRAGE?
MGM MIRAGE requires our General Contractors to include MWDBE participation on all bids. Participation is reached through hiring MWDBE contractors, sub-contractors, construction suppliers, and in special cases, architects and design professionals.

How does MGM MIRAGE identify subcontractors and
construction suppliers?
Our Corporate Diversity Office along with the Construction Diversity Representatives work diligently to inform individuals and business about the opportunities to work with our company. Although we assist general contractors in finding qualified companies, we believe that our general contractors should also be engaged in identifying firms.
MGM MIRAGE remains actively involved in local and national events in an effort to become business partners with diverse construction and professional providers.

How will contractors know if a project is out to bid?
Our bid process is managed by invitation. MGM MIRAGE determines the list of bidders based on demonstrated capabilities.

What is MGM MIRAGE's payment schedule?
Contractors are paid upon submission of monthly progress applications. Payments are usually made within 30-45 days.

How is MGM MIRAGE going to educate new companies that are entering the Las Vegas market?
Our Construction Diversity Representatives work diligently to inform individuals and businesses about opportunities available at our company. They also refer new firms to local resources designed to assist new businesses in getting acclimated to the local market.