Grainger Delivers Cost Savings & Supports Supplier Diversity for SUNY

June 20, 2019 | E&I Cooperative Services

SUNY needed to aggregate spend to find $100 million in operational savings. Here’s how E&I’s Grainger contract helped SUNY save millions while meeting MWBE requirements.

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