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NYCHA 75 Years Keeping the Promise

Doing Business with NYCHA

The New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) recognizes the importance of private sector partners in providing housing and human services to more than 641,000 New Yorkers. To support operations, NYCHA purchases millions of dollars worth of goods and services annually from suppliers, contractors and consultants. Learn more about bidding on contracting opportunities with NYCHA, and the types of services that NYCHA has to offer by accessing the links below. 

Get Ready for a Better Way of Doing Business with NYCHA!
NYCHA is implementing technology that will make it easier for vendors to do business with us online. If you are ready to do business with NYCHA for the first time, please access the "Register Here" link below for "New Vendors." If you have supplied goods or services to NYCHA in the past and you have your log-in credentials, click the "Log-into iSupplier" link under "Existing Vendors." If you do not have log-in credentials, please click the "Request a Log-in ID" using the link under "Existing Vendors." Training materials and a demo of how to register using iSupplier are also available in the "Vendors Reference Materials" column below.

New Vendor Existing Vendor Vendor Reference Materials
Register Here

Log-into iSupplier

Vendor Registration Guide

 

Request Log-in ID

Registration Demo

Procurement Opportunities: can be accessed from our web site (see Procurement Opportunities). Our procurement notices can also be found in “The City Record”. By law, vendors under consideration for award of contracts must have complete VENDEX Questionnaires for their organization and principals on file.

Minority-owned, Women-owned and Small Business Enterprises (MWSBEs)are afforded an equal opportunity to participate in NYCHA’s procurement process. NYCHA maintains a directory of MWSBEs and provides information to firms interested in contracting with NYCHA.

Prevailing Wage Initiative: Every contractor awarded a construction or building services contract is required to pay its employees who perform work contract wages and supplemental benefits equal to or greater than the applicable Prevailing Wage. NYCHA monitors and enforces contractors’ and subcontractors’ obligation to pay the Prevailing Wage.

Store Leasing: NYCHA leases commercial store space for retail and professional uses, with market competitive rents, negotiable terms and attractive incentives for substantial renovations.

Training and Development Programs: NYCHA's Training and Development Programs offer a wide range of professional development and technical training opportunities to private and public sector employees at affordable prices. Our classroom and hands-on instruction meet the training needs of personnel at all levels: managerial, supervisory, professional, technical, secretarial, and clerical.

Vendor Events: NYCHA hosts a range of vendor events to provide information about specific procurement opportunities and to encourage businesses to participate in NYCHA’s procurement process. These include pre-bidders’ conferences, RFP informational sessions, networking sessions, workshops, etc.

Fight Fraud:Residents and individuals doing business with NYCHA are encouraged to report corruption and criminal activity to the Office of the Inspector General.
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