NYCHA Skilled Trades Pre-Qualified Lists (PQLs)

The Supply Management Department oversees all procurement activities, including NYCHA's Skilled Trades Pre-Qualified Lists (PQLs).

What is a Skilled Trades Pre-Qualified List?

A Skilled Trades Pre-Qualified List (PQL) is a tool that NYCHA uses to qualify vendors and contract goods or services for its developments, streamlining the process for both vendors and NYCHA. NYCHA publishes contracting opportunities, and the PQL is predominantly used to procure goods or services for those contracts. Vendors who apply to those bids must pre-qualify according to specific criteria, and vendors who are admitted to the PQL can bid on contracts.

How do PQLs work?

All contractors interested in NYCHA's PQLs must follow two important steps:

  1. Vendors must prepare and submit applications to the PQL. To pre-qualify, vendors must meet the minimum requirements listed on the Request for Qualification of the selected PQL. Applications are evaluated by NYCHA on a rolling basis.
  2. Vendors who are admitted to the PQL can then bid on solicitations for services on the PQL. Vendors must bid on each contract award, as these are not guaranteed.

If you are looking for the NYCHA Micro PQL for Responsibility, visit the NYCHA Micro PQL for Responsibility page.

PQLs available at NYCHA

Each item below expands to show application details, requirements, and the current pre-qualified vendors list for that trade.