Department for the Aging - Procurement Information

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	Current Procurement Actions DFTA issues NORC Program Concept Paper Prior to the release of a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the Naturally Occurring Retirement Community (NORC) Program, the NYC Department for the Aging (DFTA) has issued a Concept Paper that presents the Department’s approach to this essential program. The Concept Paper describe as the types of NORC program that DFTA seeks to fund and various elements of program design as well as other information of interest to potential proposers. We invite your review and comment. Commissioner’s Invitation to Respond Concept Paper Neighborhood Senior Center Solicitation The following proposals received in response to the Neighborhood Senior Center solicitation, PIN No. 12511SCINNOV, have been deemed eligible for award. The list is broken out by borough. Download the list of organizations Pre-Qualification to Provide Senior Center Services Any organization interested in applying to provide congregate services to older adults must be prequalified in order to participate in the procurement process. Organizations may apply for pre-qualification at any time. Download Application Materials PQL Application (in PDF) Experience and Funding Summary Chart (Attachment A) (in PDF) Board of Director Listing (Attachment B) (in PDF) Tax Affirmation (in PDF) Certificate of Exemption from NYS Charities Registration (in PDF) Revised FAQ as of 11-17-2010 (in PDF)

	Helpful Links and Forms Vendex Forms (in PDF) Goals and Vision Statement (in PDF) New York State Charities Bureau Population in Need (PIN) formula (in PDF)

	Note: Interested parties are encouraged to visit the New York City Vendor Enrollment Center to get on the mailing lists for other New York City contract opportunities. Applications are also available by calling 311. The Department of Small Business Services (SBS) provides greater access to New York City contracting opportunities by certifying minority- and women-owned businesses. For more information, log onto SBS.