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Federal · NY
5 days left
Department of Veterans Affairs
Plain-English summaryThe buyer is seeking services to demolish, disinfect, and replace drop ceilings at the Brooklyn VA Medical Center.
Federal · NY
9 days left
Department of Veterans Affairs · Due Fri, Oct 9 at 10:00 AM (in 9 days)
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Federal · NY
9 days left
Department of Veterans Affairs · Due Fri, Oct 9 at 3:00 PM (in 9 days)
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Federal · NY
15 days left
Department of Veterans Affairs · Due Thu, Oct 15 at 3:00 PM
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How to register to bid in New York
- Where to register
- New York State Contract Reporter (NYSCR), Empire State Development
- Cost to register
- Free ("All NYSCR services are free")
- Where New York posts bids
- nyscr.ny.gov
- Go to nyscr.ny.gov and create a free account. NYSCR says "you must register to access the site's resources."
- Set your e-Alert preferences by category, location and ad type so matching ads are emailed to you daily.
- Optionally, choose the expanded registration to be listed in the NYSCR Business Registry.
- Browse ads, open the ones that fit, and follow each ad's instructions. The issuing agency's solicitation tells you how and where to submit.
- Optionally, sign up for the OGS Purchaser Notification Service for updates on OGS centralized contracts.
- When an agency plans to pay you, it collects your Substitute W-9 and adds you to the Statewide Vendor File. The Comptroller (OSC) says agencies start this step, not vendors.
What to have ready
- An email address and business contact details
- The contracting categories, locations and ad types you want alerts for
- For payment later: legal name and EIN/TIN that match IRS records, and a completed NYS Substitute Form W-9 (AC 3237-S)
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Federal bids in New York also need an active SAM.gov registration. How to register in SAM.gov
Common questions
What is a service-disabled veteran-owned (sdvosb) set-aside?
Only small businesses owned and controlled by service-disabled veterans can compete. Since 2023 you need SBA VetCert certification. Set-asides are federal bids posted on SAM.gov.
How many service-disabled veteran-owned (sdvosb) set-aside bids are open in New York?
There are 4 open service-disabled veteran-owned (sdvosb) set-aside bids in New York right now. FindMyBids refreshes the list every morning.
How do I qualify?
Register in SAM.gov (free), then apply for the SBA certification the set-aside asks for at certify.sba.gov. Small business set-asides only need you to be small for the bid's NAICS code.
