RFPs

It all starts with procurement.
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From Proposal to Project

From Stapleton to East Midtown Greenway, from environmental reviews to electrical work, all of our most transformative projects and daily business needs start with a procurement. And the first step is right here.

At NYCEDC, we regularly seek out real estate developers, construction companies, and service providers to help turn projects from idea to reality.

Procurement Opportunities

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Awarded Contracts and Bid Results

View our recently awarded construction management contracts, public bids, and bid results.

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Vendor Resources

Because NYCEDC’s projects are generally funded with public funding sources, working with NYCEDC on many of our projects requires the completion and submission of certain forms and documents. View our Vendor Resources page to register with PASSPort, a database of information of vendors who do business with NYC, learn how to obtain proof of insurance, download Doing Business Accountability project forms, and more.

Join our Vendors List

We use our Vendors List to notify companies of potential contracting opportunities in various fields and trades. By adding your company to the list, you’ll receive notification of upcoming contracting opportunities in your field(s) of expertise as they become available. Join now.

Equal Contracting Opportunity Statement

NYCEDC's policy is to provide equal opportunity for any business to compete for contracts using public funds, sourced, administered, or authorized by the City of New York.

Business Diversity

Minority/Women-Owned Business Enterprises (M/WBE) and Disadvantaged Business Entities (DBE) are strongly encouraged to respond. For more information about certifying as M/WBE or DBE, visit the NYCEDC M/W/DBE program page.

Upcoming Procurement Opportunities

Interested in other upcoming solicitations for services in design, construction, construction management, and more? View the projects.

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Doing Business

Extensive support, resources, and financing to help maximize your company’s potential.

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