Department of Consumer Affairs
City agency
Department of Consumer Affairs: active city contracts (none), vendors (191), and how contracts were awarded, from Checkbook NYC.
- Active contracts
- none
- Awarded all-time
- $110,832,153 · 404 contracts, incl. expired
- Vendors
- 191
- Awarded without a fresh bid
- 26% of contract value · $28,716,094 · 74 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
- IT-SERVICES: CAPITAL: ACCENTURE SYSTEM (DCA) UPGRADE CAMIS CTA186620127200286 · ended 2014 $27,709,688
- ONLINE SERVICE ENHANCEMENT PROJECT CTA186620080027794 · ended 2014 $15,365,052
- LEASING OF OFFICE SPACE AT 42 BROADWAY: 5TH, 8TH AND 9TH FLO CT186620100019256 · ended 2015 $10,562,319
- NYC ANNUAL TAX SEASON - FOOD BANK FOR NYC CT186620171405626 · ended 2019 $3,900,000
- FEC Center - NTFP f/k/a Credit Where Credit Is Due CT186620151410461 · ended 2018 $3,816,106
- DCA Mobile Enforcement Management System CTA186620197208777 · ended 2020 $3,186,080
- FEC Center CT186620121440070 · ended 2014 $1,897,157
- CUSTOMER RELEATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CTA186620187212017 · ended 2019 $1,486,766
- LEASING OF OFFICE SPACE AT 32 BROADWAY, 9TH FLOOR CT186620100019270 · ended 2015 $1,467,085
- FEC Center CT186620151410465 · ended 2018 $1,410,616
- FEC Center: Financial Empowerment Centers CT186620151410464 · ended 2018 $1,403,663
- Financial Empowerment Center CT186620151410467 · ended 2018 $1,307,550
- NYC ANNUAL TAX SEASON - EAST RIVER DEVELOPMENT/UU CT186620171405627 · ended 2019 $1,250,184
- FEC Center: Financial Consulting CT186620151411838 · ended 2018 $1,220,557
- Financial Empowerment Center Vendor CT186620121440071 · ended 2014 $1,140,093
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
- Multiple award $61,351,404 · 50 awarded
- RFP $14,313,479 · 41 awarded
- Negotiated (real-property/other) $13,132,075 · 4 awarded
- Renewal (not re-bid) $9,829,820 · 12 awarded
- Small purchase $5,220,178 · 219 awarded
- Negotiated contract $2,197,085 · 6 awarded
- M/WBE small purchase $1,161,905 · 19 awarded
- Intergovernmental $1,123,659 · 34 awarded
- Sole source $1,002,551 · 3 awarded
- Discretionary (member-item) $789,354 · 4 awarded
- Assignment $355,330 · 2 awarded
- Subscription/membership $115,628 · 2 awarded
- Competitive sealed bid $69,094 · 1 awarded
- Government-to-government $62,797 · 3 awarded
- Public utility $35,000 · 1 awarded
- Grant $32,800 · 1 awarded
- Buy-against $24,184 · 1 awarded
- Emergency $15,810 · 1 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
- FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY FY2020 $908,159
- BEDFORD STUYVESANT RESTORATION CORP 2 payments · FY2020–FY2021 $272,299