Vendor Readiness
Practical guidance to help MWBE businesses prepare competitive bids, strengthen proposals, and navigate procurement systems.
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Sep 14, 2026
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NYC MWBE RFP & Government Contract Opportunities | September 2026 • Week 3 | Peregrine Dining Hall Draws a Third Prime, TAB 26-6R Hits Four Doors, Federal Lane Thins to Four
The MWBE Report - Issue #43 | September 14, 2026
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Sep 7, 2026
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12 min read
NYC MWBE RFP & Government Contract Opportunities | August/September 2026 • Week 6 | DDC Closes the Five-Borough Sidewalks Loop, Peregrine Dining Hall Draws a Rival Prime, Duplicate Titles Spread to Agencies and Federal | 190+ Active Bids Across NYC, NYS & Federal
The MWBE Report - Issue #42 | September 07, 2026
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Aug 31, 2026
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NYC MWBE RFP & Government Contract Opportunities | August/September 2026 • Week 5 | Washington Irving Wasn't Aged Out After All, Villager Construction Triples Up, Federal Lane Adds a HUBZone | 190+ Active Bids Across NYC, NYS & Federal
The MWBE Report - Issue #41 | August 31, 2026
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Aug 3, 2026
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11 min read
NYC MWBE RFP & Government Contract Opportunities | August 2026 • Week 1 | James H Maloy Ties Kubricky-Jointa Lime at Five, Albany Wharf Test & Conklingville Dam Both Grow a Third Door, OPWDD Follows OASAS's Lead | 190+ Active Bids Across NYC, NYS & Federal
The MWBE Report - Issue #36 | August 03, 2026
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Jul 27, 2026
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NYC MWBE RFP & Government Contract Opportunities | July 2026 • Week | Kubricky-Jointa Lime Hits Five, Two New Third-Party Doors Open (Keese Mills Road, Albany Wharf Test), OASAS Doubles Up on the Agency Side & Federal Lane Finally Breaks Its Thin Streak | 180+ Active Bids Across NYC, NYS & Federal
The MWBE Report - Issue #36 | July 27, 2026
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Jul 14, 2026
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NYC MWBE RFP & Government Contract Opportunities | July 2026 • Week 2 | SUNY Potsdam's Two-Door ADA Project, Mohawk Valley's Cooperstown Expansion, One-Prime-Two-Projects Pattern & Federal Lane's Fourth Thin Week Edition | 195+ Active Bids Across NYC, NYS & Federal
The MWBE Report - Issue #34 | July 13, 2026
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Jul 6, 2026
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NYC MWBE RFP & Government Contract Opportunities | July 2026 • Week 1 | Mohawk Valley's Sixth Property, SUNY ESF's Third Prime, DDC Hirsch Center Reconstruction & Federal Lane's Third Thin Week Edition | 190+ Active Bids Across NYC, NYS & Federal
The MWBE Report - Issue #33 | July 06, 2026
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Jun 22, 2026
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14 min read
NYC MWBE RFP & Government NYC MWBE RFP & Government Contract Opportunities | June 2026 • Week 4 | Lanmark's Five-Project MWBE Cluster, NYCHA Twin Elevator Rehab, Port Authority IT Pre-qualification & Federal 8(a) Continuation Edition | 180+ Active Bids Across NYC, NYS & Federal
The MWBE Report - Issue #31 | June 22, 2026
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Jun 15, 2026
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NYC MWBE RFP & Government Contract Opportunities | June 2026 • Week 3 | NYS Psychiatric Center MWBE Construction Cluster, Port Authority Newark Airport EWR Redevelopment, MTA Substation Design-Build & Federal 8(a) Return Edition | 200+ Active Bids Across NYC, NYS & Federal
The MWBE Report - Issue #30 | June 15, 2026
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Mar 23, 2026
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8 min read
NYC MWBE RFP & Government Contract Opportunities – March 2026 (Week 4) | Housing & Social Services Edition | 150+ Active NYC Bids
The MWBE Report - Issue #18 | March 23, 2026
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Mar 16, 2026
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NYC MWBE RFP & Government Contract OpportunitiesMarch 2026 (Week 3) | 150+ Active NYC Bids
The MWBE Report - Issue #17 | March 16, 2026
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Mar 1, 2026
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Latest NYC MWBE Government Contract Updates
New York City agencies release new RFPs, RFQs, and competitive sealed bids every week. For certified Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprises (MWBEs), these government contracts represent consistent, structured opportunities across construction, IT, professional services, facilities, and human services. This page serves as a centralized resource for NYC MWBE RFPs and government contract opportunities, along with guidance on how to monitor PASSPort, evaluate solicitations, and position your firm to compete. If you pursue public-sector work in New York City, this is where the structure begins.
