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Contracting Opportunities

The New York State Gaming Commission procures goods and services in accordance with Article 11 of the New York State Finance Law. State procurements facilitate each agency's mission while protecting the interests of the State and the public and promoting fairness in contracting with businesses.

Competitively Awarded Contract: A contract awarded pursuant to an IFB or RFP.

Sole Source Contract:
A sole source contract is awarded when only one vendor can supply the required goods or services.

Single Source Contract:
A single source contract is awarded when although there are two or more potential offerors, the agency determines that it is in the best interest of the State to procure from a particular offeror.

Piggyback Contract:
The use of another governmental entity's contract is referred to as "piggybacking." The Office of General Services can authorize purchases by a State agency from a contract awarded by another New York State agency, the United States government another State.

Discretionary Purchases:
Procurements made below statutorily established monetary levels and at the discretion of a State agency, without the need for a competitive procurement process. Discretionary purchasing streamlines the procurement process. It also improves opportunities for Minority or Women-Owned Business Enterprises (M/WBEs) vendors and New York State Small Businesses to secure business with the State and promotes the use of recycled or remanufactured goods.

MWBE and Small Business Opportunities:
It is the public policy of the State to promote and encourage the continuing economic development and participation of minority-owned, women-owned and small businesses in the State procurement process as prime contractors, subcontractors and suppliers.

New York State certification gives a business the opportunity to be listed in a statewide Directory of Certified Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprises used by State agencies and contractors. To learn more about the MWBE program or to be certified as a New York State minority or woman-owned business, contact the Department of Economic Development's Division of Minority and Women's Business Development at www.nylovesmwbe.ny.gov/.

For future procurement opportunities with the Commission and New York State, subscribe to the New York State Contract Reporter, an electronic newsletter containing notices of State agency, public authority and public benefit corporation procurement solicitations. New York State businesses may subscribe on-line at www.nyscr.org.

For more information on New York State Commission procurements, please contact the Commission's Contracting Officer at ContractingOfficer@gaming.ny.gov.