Seven small businesses recognized at ceremony
Los Alamos National Laboratory held a recognition ceremony for the seven most successful businesses in the 2011 fiscal year. Left to right are Doug McCrary, John Woosley, Dennis Roybal, and Jerome Lujan, Integrated Electric and Utility, LLC.
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Recognition ceremony honors top small businesses
Los Alamos National Laboratory held a recognition ceremony for seven businesses that were most successful in the 2011 fiscal year.
The seven suppliers are:
- Edgewater Technical Associates LLC
- Homan’s Inc.
- Integrated Electric and Utility LLC
- TEVET LLC
- TSAY Construction and Services LLC
- Vector Resources Inc.
- Vigil Enterprises Inc.
John Woosley, district director of the New Mexico Small Business Administration, recognized representatives from the seven businesses.
Doug McCrary, the LANL Acquisition Services Management Division leader said he attends a lot of functions, “but this one is important. It’s the recognition of our suppliers and we do a lot of business with a lot of small businesses. We’re proud of what these businesses have accomplished.”
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