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    Join DCAS for the NYC DCAS Civil Service Engineering Spotlight, an informational event highlighting rewarding engineering careers in public service. Learn how civil service engineers design, build, maintain, and protect the infrastructure that keeps New York City running.

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    Join DCAS for a CityTalk panel honoring Muslim American Heritage Month. Hear personal stories and reflections on Muslim American leadership, public service, and civic impact in NYC on Thursday, Jan 29 from 3:30 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. This is a virtual session via Teams.

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    Meet Michael Van Itallie, a senior program manager for Contracting Innovation with DCAS Energy Management. In his role, Michael helps put the contracts in place that power thousands of projects across city government. Learn why Michael Serves the city of New York.

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    We’re ringing in the new year with real decarbonization progress! Since 2006, city government has cut greenhouse gas emissions by 31% and reduced energy use by 16%, all without sacrificing essential public services. With 17,500+ energy upgrades across 2,500 municipal facilities, we are meeting our climate commitments, and are on pace to exceed our 2030 targets while leading the nation in sustainable government.

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    DCAS and MOCS announced the release of a new challenge-based procurement solicitation to identify innovative solutions that will reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and improve energy performance in city-owned buildings. This new method allows the city to issue a challenge statement that defines a complex problem rather than prescribing a solution.

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Visit OASys for a complete list of open civil service exams. Closing dates vary.


Agency Announcements

Proposed Rules Change for Non-public Schools Reimbursement Program

DCAS is proposing to amend rules implementing a reimbursement program for qualifying nonpublic schools that procure certain security services.


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The Department of Citywide Administrative Services donates surplus computer equipment that is no longer in use or needed by any city agency to eligible organizations.


NYCityLearn with several pics of N Y C employees and a QR code

The Department of Citywide Administrative Services has launched NYCityLearn, a cutting-edge new Learning Management System (LMS) designed to enhance and streamline training and professional development opportunities for all City of New York employees.


Title 55 of the Rules of the City of New York - New Chapter 16
Adoption of a new rule that requires the Department of Citywide Administrative Services to donate surplus city-owned computers to eligible organizations for beneficial use.


Pre-Qualified List (PQL) for MWBE Security Guard and Related Services

DCAS OCP releases Pre-Qualified List (PQL) for MWBE Security Guard and Related Services for various City agency buildings and facilities.

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