Article courtesy of Bravia Services
JUNE 28, 2024
Bravia Services Celebrated as Vendor of the Month for July 2024
Business Dedicated to Supporting Individuals with Disabilities Recognized during Disability Pride Month
INDIANAPOLIS – Today, City-County Councilor Nick Roberts and Office of Minority and Women Business Development (OMWBD) Director Fredricks recognized Bravia Services, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business founded by Doug Heath, as the Certified Vendor of the Month for July 2024.
“Doug Heath has transformed his personal challenges into a thriving business that not only provides exceptional services but also actively promotes inclusivity and empowerment within Indianapolis,” said Councilor Nick Roberts. “Since my father is service-disabled, I am especially proud to recognize Bravia Services and commend Doug’s unwavering commitment to excellence and inspiring leadership.”
Doug Heath founded Bravia Services after a six-year military career, extensive experience in the corporate sector, and an inspiration to serve those who have bravely served their country. He had a vision to support veterans, service-disabled veterans, people with disabilities, and their families. Bravia Services offers business and staffing, construction and engineering, and procurement services. The company is dedicated to delivering onsite, cost-effective solutions while prioritizing environmental and safety standards. Bravia Services’ core mission is to foster inclusion and diversity by creating meaningful employment opportunities for veterans and individuals with disabilities.
Beyond their business operations, Bravia Services is deeply involved in community initiatives, with team members actively participating in various local and global efforts. Their community engagement includes roles in the Indianapolis 500 Festival, ACE Mentor of Indianapolis, and numerous volunteer coaching and mentorship programs. Doug Heath’s leadership has earned notable recognized from the U.S. Department of Defense Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR) program, with accolades including the Patriot Award and the Above and Beyond Award.
“I am grateful for this recognition and the support of my team and community,” said Doug Heath. “I am committed to continuing the important work of serving veterans and individuals with disabilities and will strive to exceed the expectations.”
OMWBD’s Vendor of the Month initiative is a platform that celebrates the exceptional performance of certified minority, women, veterans, and disabled-owned business enterprises (XBEs) that not only excel in their fields but also make substantial contributions to community welfare. Bravia Services’ unwavering commitment to diversity, inclusion, and excellence in business is what earned them this recognition.
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About City of Indianapolis Office of Minority and Women Business Development:
The Office of Minority & Women Business Development (OMWBD) is committed to serving businesses owned by minorities, women, veterans, and people with ADA disabilities. The agency helps you access contract opportunities from the city, county, municipal, and privately funded projects in Central Indiana. Businesses interested in becoming certified as a minority, woman, veteran, or disabled-owned business enterprise can learn more about the process and connect with OMWBD here.