NYC Mayor's Office of Contract Services

06/13/2026

🏀🧡💙 LET'S GO KNICKS!

The NYC Mayor's Office of Contract Services is cheering on the New York Knicks as they continue their championship run!

The energy is high, the city is behind you, and we're ready to see New York bring home the title. 🗽🏆

GO NEW YORK, GO NEW YORK, GO! 🔥

06/12/2026

💡 WHAT TO KNOW

Did you know vendors can receive email alerts for NYC contracting opportunities valued at over $100,000?

By signing up through The City Record Online (CROL), you can receive customized notifications based on your industry and interests. You can also search for opportunities anytime using the Procurement Navigator in PASSPort, no login required.

Don't miss out on opportunities to do business with New York City. Stay informed, stay connected, and take advantage of the tools available to support your success.

Follow NYC MOCS for more procurement tips, resources, and updates.

What to Know Did you know vendors can receive email alerts for NY...

06/11/2026

It’s Thursday, NYC! 🗽

At the NYC Mayor’s Office of Contract Services, we’re here to help make the contracting process easier to understand for vendors and New Yorkers alike.

Fiction: Vendors cannot save unfinished RFx responses in PASSPort.

Fact: PASSPort allows vendors to work on draft responses and continue editing before officially submitting their proposal or bid.

Stay informed and keep learning with MOCS.

05/29/2026

🔑 Trouble logging into PASSPort?

Before creating a new account, check if your organization already has a PASSPort account and confirm with your Vendor Admin that you’ve been added as a contact.

Once added, create and verify your NYC.ID using your email address before logging in. ✅

These quick steps can help you access PASSPort faster and stay focused on doing business with New York City.

✨ More helpful tips coming soon… and now you know.



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Having trouble logging into PASSPort? You may just need to confirm your access first.In this video, we walk vendors through the simple steps to gain access t...

05/28/2026

Happy Thursday, New York! 🗽

At the NYC Mayor’s Office of Contract Services, we’re committed to making public procurement more transparent and accessible for all New Yorkers.

Procurement Fact vs. Fiction

Fiction: You need a separate account for PASSPort and NYC.ID.

Fact: Vendors use a NYC.ID email account to log into PASSPort and access procurement tools and resources.

Learn more with MOCS today.

05/28/2026

last week the MOCS team was in attendance at the New York’s nonprofit sector at the 2026 Nonprofit Trailblazers event hosted by City & State New York, where MOCS Director, Kim Yu, served as keynote speaker, highlighting the critical role nonprofits play in building a safer, stronger, and more equitable New York.

Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make the event so memorable.

05/14/2026

It’s Thursday again, New York! 🗽✨

At the NYC Mayor’s Office of Contract Services, we’re making public procurement more transparent and accessible for all New Yorkers.

📌 Procurement Fiction vs. Fact

❌ Fiction: Vendors only use PASSPort during bidding.

✅ Fact: PASSPort supports vendors throughout the entire contracting lifecycle — from document submissions and signatures to financial processing and contract tracking.

Learn more with MOCS today.

05/13/2026

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PASSPort now includes Vendor Reports 📊

In this video, we’re highlighting the Invoices Report — helping vendors and City agencies:

✅ Track invoice totals & payments
✅ Monitor invoice status & approval times
✅ Filter by contract or fiscal year
✅ Access budget & invoice details
✅ Customize & export reports directly from PASSPort

These tools help improve transparency and streamline contract and payment management across NYC procurement.

Stay tuned for more PASSPort report highlights from the NYC Mayor’s Office of Contract Services.

Did you know PASSPort now includes Vendor Reports?In this video, we highlight the Invoices Report, where vendors and City agencies can track invoice totals a...

05/08/2026

☀️ Happy Friday New York City!

If you run your own small business in NYC or are hoping to one day, NYC Open Data is a great resource for you!

NYC Open Data is a free public data platform published by New York City agencies and partners. It gives small business owners and residents access to more than 1,400 datasets available anytime, for free helping unlock insights on everything from city services to local trends and opportunities.

05/08/2026

AAPI owned businesses help power New York City’s economy 💙🗽 and NYC is committed to creating more opportunities for AAPI entrepreneurs to grow and thrive.

The NYC Mayor’s Office of Contract Services is encouraging AAPI owned Minority and Women Owned Business Enterprises (M/WBEs) to get certified and connect with contracting opportunities across city agencies.

✨ Get certified
✨ Access City contracts
✨ Build long-term growth
✨ Strengthen our communities

If you are an AAPI owned business, now is the time to partner with the City of New York and take the next step toward growth.