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|  Doing Business with DEP DEP is the largest construction agency in the City, awarding more than $1 billion in contracts for construction, construction related services and engineering services annually. The office of the Agency Chief Contracting Officer (ACCO) is responsible for overseeing all procurement functions of the Agency. Its mission is to support DEP’s operating bureaus in the procurement of goods, services and construction while ensuring that the Agency is in compliance with the Rules of the Procurement Policy Board and the Charter of the City of New York. | |
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 Project Labor Agreements In November 2009, Mayor Bloomberg and the Building and Construction Trades Council announced a series of Project Labor Agreements (PLAs) applicable to City capital projects. One of the Project Labor Agreements is specific to DEP’s renovation and rehabilitation of buildings and structures. For more information about the DEP PLA, including FAQs and a PLA Vendor Training Presentation, visit the Mayor's Office of Contract Services website.  Mayor's Office of Contract Services |
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Resources and Information DEP has compiled the following information to aid vendors and contractors – pre-qualified lists for architects and engineers and FAQs regarding sealed bids, consultant services, and minority/women-owned business enterprise. Frequently Asked Questions Pre-qualification for architects and engineers |
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Request for Proposals (RFP) DEP’s open RFPs (RFPs for the general public) are published in the City Record and posted on the City Record Website. Learn more |
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Bid Results Vendors may use this webpage to locate preliminary bid results. For each project, the three lowest bids will be displayed. Results will be available by close of business on the day of bid opening. For more information, please call DEP's Bid Room at 718-595-3265. View recent bid results |
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Construction Project Procurement Pipeline The Mayor's Office of Contract Services publishes Construction Project Procurement Pipeline. This report is intended to be a resource to assist contractors in planning for future work, and identifies the City's construction projects that agencies expect to bid out during the next 12 months. Construction Project Pipeline |
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