Authorizes agencies to procure goods, services and construction from special veteran emerging business enterprises; defines special veteran emerging business enterprises.

This bill allows state agencies in New York to buy goods, services, and construction projects from businesses owned by veterans who are considered emerging enterprises. It also provides a definition for what qualifies as a 'special veteran emerging business enterprise.'

Supporters of the bill argue that it creates important opportunities for veteran-owned businesses, helping them to thrive in the competitive marketplace. They believe this legislation will honor the service of veterans by providing them with the necessary support to succeed in business.

Critics of the bill may argue that it could lead to preferential treatment for certain businesses, potentially limiting competition and transparency in state procurement processes. They might also express concerns about the effectiveness of such initiatives in genuinely supporting veteran entrepreneurs.