City University of New York
City agency
City University of New York: active city contracts ($1,676,282,616 · 70 contracts), vendors (314), and how contracts were awarded, from Checkbook NYC.
- Active contracts
- $1,676,282,616 · 70 contracts
- Registered to start later
- $5,449,936 · 2 contracts
- Awarded all-time
- $3,391,045,042 · 923 contracts, incl. expired
- Vendors
- 314
- Awarded without a fresh bid
- 89% of contract value · $3,014,452,812 · 636 contracts
Largest contracts
Registered city contracts at this agency, by contract value (not amount spent): running now, then registered to start later, then ended. The tag on each row is how it was awarded; “no-bid” marks non-competitive methods (sole source, emergency, negotiated, renewal, intergovernmental). Checkbook NYC
- 558 Grand Concourse- Lease registration- Hostos CC CT104220261415061 $915,448,451
- LEASE AGREEMENT 75 PARK PLACE CT104220181419729 $237,642,049
- LEASE RENEWAL- LAGUARDIA CC CT104220201418108 $154,037,200
- LEASE AGREEMENT - 50 WEST 40TH STREET, NYC CT104220111420222 $102,767,055
- LEASE FOR 25 BROADWAY - 8TH FLOOR CT104220090021574 $90,075,415
- LEASE FOR GATEWAY CENTER AT BRONX TERMINAL MARKET CT104220121420642 $24,749,289
- LEASE AGREEMENT FOR 425 GRAND CONCOURSE - HOSTOS CC CT104220201411420 $20,868,260
- FACILITIES MAINTENANCE SERVICES FOR THE COLLEGE FY 2026-2027 CT104220260000681 $9,000,000
- ME018-005 LIBRARY EXPANSION - MEDGAR EVERS COLLEGE CT104220121418391 $8,582,644
- LEASING AGREEMENT FOR 11 WEST 42ND ST.-GUTTMAN CT104220230000541 $7,951,932
- CL001-024 CUNYLAW COMMUNITY ROOM RENOVATIONS CT104220261406392 $7,632,057
- CL001-024 CUNYLAW COMMUNITY ROOM RENOVATIONS CT104220271400541 $7,632,000
- LG043-018 NATURAL SCIENCE LAB RENOV - LGCC CT104220191412993 $7,360,208
- BMCC - 5030 Broadway New Landlord Lease Assignment CT104220231403233 $7,237,325
- QC001-022 QC Design for Food Science Management CT104220241412196 $6,356,090
How contracts were awarded
Every registered contract at this agency grouped by procurement method, largest dollars first. “No-bid” marks non-competitive methods (PPB Rules; the Comptroller/MOCS competitive-vs-non-competitive split). Expand a method to see its current contracts, largest first: running now, then any registered
- Negotiated (real-property/other) $1,390,990,696 · 10 awarded
- Government-to-government $1,116,437,744 · 315 awarded
- Assignment $245,106,493 · 3 awarded
- RFP $214,270,732 · 74 awarded
- Renewal (not re-bid) $181,009,329 · 38 awarded
- Competitive sealed bid $151,263,896 · 138 awarded
- Intergovernmental $54,867,172 · 221 awarded
- Sole source $20,272,846 · 37 awarded
- Multiple award $4,927,848 · 20 awarded
- Subscription/membership $4,612,984 · 1 awarded
- Real-estate transaction $2,935,059 · 1 awarded
- M/WBE small purchase $2,054,719 · 7 awarded
- Small purchase $1,042,517 · 42 awarded
- Discretionary (member-item) $930,077 · 5 awarded
- Government/legal mandate $161,603 · 1 awarded
- Pre-qualified list (PQVL) $97,459 · 5 awarded
- Buy-against $63,870 · 5 awarded
Payments to tracked organizations
City payments from this agency to organizations the site tracks (fiscal-sponsor pass-throughs and matched vendors), totaled per organization — a curated subset, not the agency's full spending (most of which is payroll and untracked vendors; see Largest contracts). FY2020 and later, plus
- NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 7 payments · FY2020–FY2026 $9,865,154