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| The City Record On-Line |
| The City Record On-Line (CROL) is an electronic version of current procurement awards and pending contracting opportunities.
The City Record newspaper is published each business day and is a source for public hearings, agency rule changes, court notices,
procurement actions, contract awards, and other information.
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| Mayor's Office of Contract Services |
| The Mayor's Office of Contract Services (MOCS) is the City's procurement oversight agency. The office assists agencies in
complying with procurement procedures and achieving their programmatic mission, while also supporting them in improving their
contract management practices and providing technical assistance, particularly in the area of business integrity assessment.
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| DCAS Office of Citywide Purchasing (OCP) |
| The Office of Citywide Purchasing (OCP) at the Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) is responsible for purchasing
goods and select services on behalf of all City agencies. OCP solicits and awards a wide variety of contracts and manages
a portfolio of over 1,000 multi-year citywide requirements contracts. OCP supports City operations by providing an efficient,
cost effective central purchasing function while ensuring that products purchased and services obtained support the City's
goals at the lowest net cost and the highest professional standards.
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| Sell to NYC |
| Each year, the City of New York procures billions of dollars worth of goods and services to serve its citizens, visitors,
and guests. This site provides vendors information needed to start selling to NYC, including information on enrolling as a
new vendor, becoming certified as an M/WBE, non-profit assistance, and current contracting opportunities.
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| Vendor Enrollment |
| The Vendor Enrollment Center (VEC) maintains centralized Bidders Lists of vendors that have registered with most City agencies
to sell specific products and/or services. Vendors enroll in the Bidders Lists that correspond to their respective areas of
business. Vendors interested in enrolling in the Bidders Lists can do so through the City's Payee Information Portal (PIP).
For most procurements above the micropurchase limit (currently $5,000), procurement rules require agencies to send notices
of upcoming contracting opportunities either to all or to a random subsample of the vendors contained in applicable Bidders
Lists.
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