In Fiscal Year 2023, mayoral agencies awarded more than $6 billion in total to M/WBE firms through OneNYC, contracting with a record-setting 1,903 certified vendor firms.
To do business with the City, you must register as a vendor in the City's Procurement and Sourcing Solutions Portal (PASSPort) and Payee Information Portal (PIP). A PASSPort account puts your business on the Citywide Bidder List, while a PIP account provides you with a NYC Vendor Number. This lets you manage your financial transactions with the City. Registered vendors receive alerts about contract opportunities, including contracts not advertised anywhere else.
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If you are a NYC-certified company and your profile in the NYC Online Directory of Certified Businesses is incorrect, you can update your information. If you want to update your:
NYC Department of Small Business Services
1 Liberty Plaza, 11th Floor
New York, NY 10006
Attn: Certification Unit, Division of Financial and Economic Opportunity
*Please note that for changes that may affect your businesses' certification eligibility, we may request additional documentation before updating your profile.
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The Procurement and Sourcing Solutions Portal (PASSPort) is the City's online procurement portal.
Find City procurements, contract awards, public hearings and other notices.
Learn how to successfully compete for contracts from the City, State and Federal governments.
Ensures minority and women-owned businesses have greater access to public contracting opportunities.
Loans at 3% annual interest rate for vendors contracting with a City agency or City-funded entity.
Get information on programs, certification and access to capital.
Learn about how to enroll to do business with New York City here