Oneida Indian Nation's Vendor Spending Spreads Throughout the Region

With gaming and hospitality businesses, convenience store and retail operations, marinas and other recreation properties and technology services, the Oneida Indian Nation relies on thousands of vendors, ranging from food and beverage providers to cleaning, health and beauty products. 

In 2020, the Oneida Indian Nation paid more than $166 million to more than 1,400 vendors in New York State, which includes more than $75 million to vendors in Oneida, Madison and Onondaga counties.

3-County Regional Spending:

• $13,263,299 with 333 vendors in Oneida County
• $3,150,247 with 165 vendors in Madison County
• $59,073,597 with 419 vendors in Oneida County

The Oneida Indian Nation also paid more than $140 million to over 4,000 employees in 2020.

Local Businesses Support the Oneida Indian Nation's Reopening Under Safety Protocols

The Oneida Indian Nation worked with several Upstate New York businesses to provide a range of products and services to support the Nation's Safer Together plan. Products and services included face coverings for all employees, printing of health and safety protocol signage and providing new technology for guest and employee communications.

 Local companies that partnered with the Oneida Indian Nation in its phased reopening plan include:

• The Image Press, Cicero, NY: developed and sourced nearly 20,000 face coverings, a vital component of the Oneida Nation Enterprises’ health and safety reopening plan. The breathable face coverings were specifically designed for the sustained use throughout employees’ shifts.
• CLICK HERE to watch a video highlighting this partnership.

• Northland Communications, Utica, NY: developed new technological solutions and infrastructure imperative to communicating important safety updates and protocols with employees and guests.

• Victory Sign, Canastota, NY: a longtime partner of the Oneida Indian Nation, Victory Sign provided printing of health & safety protocol signs to saturate all of the Nation’s properties and office spaces.