NYCHA
Every open NYCHA bid, who is winning what, and how to get in the door — one pageNew York City Housing Authority is a direct construction owner and housing authority. It builds and controls public-housing roofs, facades, boilers, elevators, apartments, heating, plumbing, electrical and site systems. If your trade is on that list, this page is its scoreboard: what is open now, what just got awarded and for how much, and what it takes to bid.
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Always confirm dates on the agency's own posting before pricing a job — dates move, and addenda are what move them. Full board: The RFP Wire.
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Results as read at public bid openings; the apparent low bidder is not the awardee until the agency makes an award.
Get registered first
NYCHA vendor registration or supplier system; follow solicitation-specific qualification rules. A missing registration is the most common reason an otherwise good bid is thrown out as non-responsive, and it is the part that takes weeks rather than days — start it before the job you want is posted, not after.
The trades this owner actually buys
Roofing; facade; masonry; boilers; HVAC; plumbing; electrical; elevators; lead and asbestos work; apartment rehab.
Read the notice, never assume the goals
M/WBE, DBE and SDVOB participation goals are set contract by contract and depend on the funding source behind the job. They are printed on each solicitation notice. Read the notice every time — a standard number does not exist.
NYCHA — official bid and procurement page
Every owner we track: all agencies.