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	DoITT works with a variety of service providers and companies to provide services to the residents of New York City.


	Doing Business with the City and DoITT Vendors interested in doing business with DoITT should complete and submit a Vendor Application Form, which can be found on the Mayor's Office of Contract Services Web site. In addition, as DoITT frequently uses New York State Office of General Services (OGS) contracts to purchase IT goods and services, vendors may wish to apply to become New York State vendors; information and applications forms can be found on the New York State OGS Web site. For specific questions, contact Barbara Lederman, Agency Chief Contracting Officer: Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications 75 Park Place New York, NY 10007 Fill out the Vendor Enrollment Application Form online Read general information for vendors Visit the Office of Contract Services Web site Visit the New York State Office of General Services Web site

	Current RFPs The following Requests for Proposals (RFPs) are open to businesses interested in working with the City. Open Solicitation for New Cable Television Providers

	Old RFPs The following RFPs are now closed: Poletop RFP July 2007 Design, Build and Installation Services and Equipment for Public Safety Console Equipment Furniture Voice and Data RFP Mobile Wireless Network RFP Standby Enterprise-wide Consulting Services (MASA)

	Franchises Managed by DoITT A franchise is a grant by a City agency of a right to occupy or use the inalienable property of the City to provide a public service (Charter of the City of New York § 362(b)). The Office of Franchise Administration and Planning manages business related to the following types of franchises: Cable television Local high-capacity telecommunications (also known as broadband) Mobile telecommunications Public pay telephone Open video systems

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