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DYCD COMPASS RFP: PASSPort is no longer accepting proposals. If you submitted a proposal, remember that your organization needs to be in Filed status in PASSPort by December 31, 2025. For details, refer to Step 5: Get Filed in PASSPort (PDF) of the COMPASS RFP guide.
Last updated: October 9, 2025.
Create an account and get Filed in PASSPort.
PASSPort Vendor Enrollment (also referred to as getting Filed in PASSPort) is necessary for the City to understand how you plan to conduct business with them. To get Filed in PASSPort, you answer business-related questions and submit the required disclosures.
Please use the guide and glossary below to learn how to:
Once Vendor Enrollment is completed (status is Filed), the City can access your Vendor Profile in PASSPort to learn about your organization.
Provide additional information about your organization – what goods or services you can provide, your business certifications, and more.
Need to change your disclosures, organization details, or leadership information? Here's how.
Learn how to use your organization's Vault.
Learn how to find contract opportunities with the City of New York, including how to:
Learn how nonprofits can apply and contract for Discretionary Funding. This funding is awarded by New York City Council to address local needs and bridge gaps in City services.
Found an opportunity in PASSPort your organization wants to pursue? Learn how to submit a bid or proposal.
Before your contract can be registered with the Comptroller, the City requires several documents to be submitted.
Learn how to create and submit budgets, invoices, and more - visit PASSPort Financials.
Vendor Reporting in PASSPort provides access to vendor data across responses to solicitations (RFx), contracts, and financials --making it fast and easy to stay up-to-date on invoices, advances, contract budgets, and more. The reports show vendor data, but they are accessible to both Vendors and City Agencies in PASSPort.
Use the guide below to learn how to:
Once you're familiar with each vendor report, you can easily monitor your organization's financial activity and contract performance in PASSPort.
Agencies continuously monitor vendor contract performance and, for most contracts, issue a formal Performance Evaluation (PE). Once the PE is published, you will receive a notification and have 15 calendar days to respond.
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