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NYC City Record Procurement Leads - Bids, RFPs & Awards

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NYC City Record Procurement Leads - Bids, RFPs & Awards

NYC City Record Procurement Leads - Bids, RFPs & Awards

Search 106k NYC City Record procurement notices: open solicitations (bids, RFPs) and contract awards with agency, title, method, PIN, due date, buyer contact name, phone and email, award amount and winning vendor name and address.

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Search the procurement section of the NYC City Record Online on NYC Open Data (about 106,000 notices, updated every business day). The City Record is where NYC agencies are required to publish solicitations and contract awards.

Each result includes:

  • notice title, notice type (solicitation, award, intent to award), agency, category and selection method
  • City Record publication date, bid/proposal due date and procurement PIN
  • buyer contact name, phone and email, and the address to request documents
  • for awards: contract amount and the winning vendor's name and address
  • special case reason and document links when published

Results are newest first. No API key, no CAPTCHA. Pricing: $0.002 per notice + $0.0001 start.

{ "noticeTypes": ["Solicitation"], "categories": ["Construction"], "publishedAfter": "2026-10-01", "maxResults": 200 }
{ "noticeTypes": ["Award"], "query": "software", "maxResults": 100 }

Use cases

Bid alerts for contractors and vendors, competitive intelligence on who wins NYC contracts and for how much, sales leads (newly awarded vendors need subcontractors, suppliers, bonding and staffing), GovTech market research.

Limits

NYC agencies only, procurement section only. Long HTML descriptions are not included; use the PIN or document link for full specs. Keywords are matched as substrings.