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Contracts

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New NYC contracts and RFPs by email every Monday.

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Open RFPs lists solicitations still accepting responses. Recent Awards lists awarded and registered contracts, including small purchases and PASSPort-only registrations.

21st Avenue bridge engineering84124P0003001
Bronx prevention services06820P8165KXLR002
Emergency hotel management07124N0007001R001
Owls Head settling-system rehabilitation82626B0029001
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City staffing

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Recent city appointments, newest first. Search and filters refine this list. Each appointment links to City Record.

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Staffing · 80 available records · updated 2026-09-19

Scope Education × Filtered to Education.

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Zoning

Land-use applications

Pick a land-use application to see it in plain English -- applicant, what's proposed, affordable units when relevant, status -- and on a map. Try "79 Rivington" or "Gowanus".

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Rezoning data comes from NYC's Zoning Application Portal (ZAP) via NYC Open Data, which the city refreshes about monthly. A change on the live ZAP site can take weeks to appear here. Lot outlines use the same tax-lot boundaries shown in ZAP Search. When a lot cannot be matched, confirm the location on ZoLa.

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City property disposition

Hearings, sales, and awards

Property dispositions are grouped by parcel and process stage — hearing, auction or RFP, then award or conveyance — so repeated titles collapse when they share a tax lot. Links lead to the City Record source.

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City agency rulemaking

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Agency rules are grouped by stage — proposal, public process, adoption, then effective date — when the connection is clear. Each stage links to its City Record source.

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Public hearings and meetings

Not every meeting is a hearing

A public hearing is a scheduled chance to give testimony or evidence on a specific matter. A public meeting is broader — some are open only to observe. Open any listing to see what the body can do next and how you can take part.

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Public hearings follow a meeting arc — scheduled, agenda, held, then outcomes — with next steps when attendance or testimony is published. Same-board same-day notices collapse into one card. Each notice links to its City Record source.
Affected place drives “near me.” The venue is shown separately, because a Manhattan hearing can decide a Queens matter. Citywide and unlocated notices stay visible.
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Open exams come first, sorted by the soonest application deadline. Upcoming dates are tentative until DCAS posts the NOE. Choose an interest area — never a personal profile.

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Civil-service exams can open a path to stable public-service work. You do not need to know City hiring jargon first: start with work that interests you, check the official requirements, and apply during the listed window.

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Find an examOpen-competitive exams are available to anyone who meets the requirements.
Read the NOEThe Notice of Examination is the official guide to the job, qualifications, fee, and test.
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Join the eligible listIf you pass, your score places you on a list agencies use when they hire for that title.

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