NYC Contract Awards Summary

[Ralph Yozzo]

Based on the most recent data from the NYC Open Data portal for Recent Contract Awards, here is a summary of the largest recent awards organized by the recipient (vendor) and the amount received.

Summary of Recent Top Contract Awards

Organization (Vendor)	Total Amount	Agency	Description / Purpose
Tutor Perini Corporation	$2,958,933,292	DDC	Design-Build for NYC Borough-Based Jail System (Brooklyn)
NYC Economic Development Corp.	$1,836,434,092	EDC	Citywide Economic Development Services
Dormitory Authority State of NY	$606,911,727	MAYOR	Staten Island Master Plan Ph 2 & NY County Supreme Court Renovation
Brooklyn Navy Yard Dev. Corp.	$529,981,983	SBS	Waterfront, Maritime, and Economic Development Services
Metropolitan Transportation Authority	$498,114,315	TRANSIT	Bus purchases and infrastructure replacements (track/substation)
Help Social Service Corporation	$489,190,529	DSS/DHS	Shelter facility for homeless families with children
Project Renewal Inc.	$467,334,567	DSS/DHS	Shelter facility for homeless single adults
JP Morgan Chase Bank NA	$464,000,000	DCAS	Procurement card services for citywide agency purchases

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Key Agency Spending Overview

The following agencies represent the highest volume of contract award values in the current fiscal cycle:

• Department of Social Services (DSS/DHS): Focuses heavily on homeless services and shelter management, accounting for roughly 18% of total contract value.

• Department of Design and Construction (DDC): Primary driver of large-scale infrastructure and civic building projects (e.g., the Borough-Based Jail System).

• Department of Education (DOE): While having smaller individual contracts compared to DDC, they manage the highest number of contracts (over 3,000) for school operations.

• Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS): Manages bulk commodities and citywide services like fleet and banking.

Types of Contracts

Contracts in this dataset are typically categorized as:

1. Competitive Sealed Bids: Usually for goods or standard construction.

2. Request for Proposals (RFP): For complex services where quality and approach are weighed alongside price.

3. Human Services: Standardized for non-profits providing social safety net services.

4. Intergovernmental: Awards given to other state or public authorities (like the MTA or DASNY).

[Yoel Friedman]

3 “Billion” for jails?!! 1 billion percent that this bid is packed with fraud and kickbacks. It is well known that for jail systems there is no transparency. 

Yoel Friedman

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[Ralph Yozzo]

Thanks Yoel and everyone,

Yes but the open disclosure is also filled with errors.

They show one so-called nonprofit with $96 trillion dollars in contract awards

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[Yoel Friedman]

I just spoke to my son about it. He’s a rabbi volunteer in Rikers. He said Mandani is pushing to close Rikers and build 5star hotel prisons in each boro, real expensive like glass staircases etc. he said the capacity does not match as all 5 prisons will have 3000 beds whereas Rikers has 7000 so the math doesn’t match. But calculate around a million for a prison Bed. 

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[Ralph Yozzo]

Hi Yoel and everyone,

We have to expose this by getting more and more people involved in the mailing list etc.  

Maybe people have to join together and file a legal process.  

We really have to join together and replace these people. 

Ralph 

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