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On December 29, 2025, the North Carolina government announced that it had awarded over $100 million in contracts to local businesses as part of its efforts to support economic growth and development in the state.Governor Sarah Adams praised the recipients of the contracts, which spanned a variety of industries including construction, technology, and healthcare. "By investing in our local businesses, we are not only creating jobs and boosting our economy, but also supporting the hardworking entrepreneurs and innovators who make North Carolina a great place to live and work," Governor Adams said in a statement.One of the largest contracts awarded was a $25 million construction project to renovate and expand a local hospital in Raleigh. The project is expected to create hundreds of jobs in the construction industry and improve healthcare access for residents in the area.In addition to the construction contract, the government also awarded $15 million to a technology company in Charlotte to develop a new software system for state agencies. This contract is part of the state's ongoing efforts to modernize its technology infrastructure and improve efficiency in delivering government services to residents.Other contracts included $10 million for a small business in Asheville to provide cleaning and maintenance services for state buildings, and $5 million for a minority-owned consulting firm in Durham to provide strategic planning and implementation services for a public health initiative.The North Carolina Department of Commerce worked closely with local businesses to identify opportunities for contracting with the government and ensure that the selection process was fair and transparent. "We are committed to supporting small and diverse businesses in North Carolina, and these contracts are just the beginning of our efforts to foster a thriving business community in the state," said Commerce Secretary Jane Porter.Overall, the government contracts awarded on December 29th are expected to have a significant impact on the state's economy and create new opportunities for local businesses to grow and succeed. The government plans to continue investing in local businesses and working towards a stronger and more prosperous future for all North Carolinians.