 |
 |
      |
  |
Adobe Acrobat Reader |
| (required to view PDFs) |
 Vendor Resources | ||
|
|  Doing Business with New York City An enormous part of the City's work is performed through contracts with private sector firms and not-for-profit groups. Each year the City procures more than $11 billion in goods and services from thousands of vendors.  Get general information about how to do business with New York CityGo directly to the vendor enrollment application |  |
|
| Human Services Plan City agencies publish plans describing their proposed procurement actions each year, for their human service program contracts. These plans are updated frequently to reflect how agencies are doing in ensuring that contracts are timely registered and put in place in time for FY 2010 start dates (generally July 1, 2009). Learn more | |
|
| Discretionary (City Council) Award Tracking As part of our efforts to ensure prompt registration of all City contracts, MOCS and the relevant City Agencies compile tracking information on all City Council designations of $25,000 or more. Learn more | |
|
| The City Record On-Line The City Record On-Line (CROL) is the electronic version of the Procurement Notices appearing in The City Record printed version. It includes information from one section of the printed publication - the Solicitations and Awards. The City Record newspaper is published each business day. Go to The City Record On-Line to learn about pending solicitations | |
|
| Vendor Responsibility The City must award contracts only to responsible contractors. A responsible contractor has the technical capability and financial capacity to fully perform the requirements of the contract, as well as the business integrity to justify the award of public tax dollars. Learn more | |
|
| Upcoming Construction Project Procurement Pipeline Construction projects that City agencies expect to bid out during the next few months are listed here. Learn more | |
 |
|
|