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|  Doing Business with New York City In Fiscal 2011, New York City procured almost $15 billion worth of supplies, services, and construction, through thousands of vendors.  Get general information about how to do business with New York CityGo directly to the vendor enrollment applicationLearn more about NYC vendor rights and responsibilities |  |
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| Human Services Plan Each year, City agencies publish plans describing proposed procurement actions for their human service program contracts. These plans are updated frequently to reflect how agencies are doing in ensuring that contracts are timely registered to prevent any lapse in service. Learn more | |
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| Project Labor Agreements On November 24, 2009 Mayor Bloomberg and the President of the New York City Building and Construction Trades Council announced a series of project labor agreements (PLAs). These agreements will save the City nearly $300 million over the next four years allowing for the restoration of dozens of major infrastructure projects and creating 1,800 construction jobs. Learn more | |
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| Discretionary (City Council) Award Tracking The City Charter and procurement rules recognize the close connection between local elected officials, such as City Council Members and Borough Presidents, and the communities they represent. Learn more about the vendor prequalification process | |
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| View Current Awards and Pending Contracting Opportunies The City Record On-Line (CROL) is the electronic version of current procurement awards and pending contracting opportunities. The City Record newspaper is published each business day and is a source for public hearings, agency rule changes, court notices, procurement actions, contract awards, and other information. Go to The City Record On-Line | |
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| Contracting Assistance for Nonprofits Recognizing the importance of the nonprofit sector, the City continues to establish strong partnerships to help support efficient delivery of quality services to all New Yorkers. This page provides helpful information and links for all nonprofits, and also contains information specifically for nonprofits that provide services under contract with the City. Learn More | |
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| Vendor Responsibility The City must award contracts only to responsible vendors. A responsible vendor 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 | |
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| Upcoming Construction Project Procurement Pipeline Construction projects that City agencies expect to bid out during the fiscal year. Learn more | |
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