Doing Business with New York City

Most vendor service procurement by all City agencies must be obtained through the bid process. While the lowest bid is an important factor, it is not always the only factor in deciding a vendor; ability to deliver the desired services in the required timeframes, experience in a desired field, and other factors are also considered.

Individuals and businesses that are interested in doing business with the Department of Finance and other City agencies are urged to visit the NYC.gov website and read "Doing Business with NYC."
Doing Business with NYC

Current Bids and Proposals

None at this time.

Vendors Providing Goods and Services to New York City

Getting Paid
Instructions and forms for getting paid for goods and services provided to a city agency. Learn more about submitting an invoice and enrolling in EFT/Direct Deposit Program.

Public Improvement Lien
Also know as Mechanic's Lien.  Some individuals and businesses provide labor or materials to a contractor or subcontractor who was hired to perform public improvement construction for the City.  These individuals may file a notice of lien if they are not paid as agreed.