Openings radar: New York City

Where the next opportunity is likely to come from, read directly off the New York City government ledger: bids open for response right now, contracts approaching their end date, long-running vendor relationships that have gone quiet, and agencies that buy without a public bid. Every signal below states the recorded facts it was computed from.

Solicitations open right now

Every New York City solicitation currently open for response in the city's official procurement notices, ordered by response deadline. Each row links to the government's own notice; respond there, not here.

Contracts ending within six months

Registered New York City contracts with end dates in the next six months, ordered by how much of the contract value has already been spent. A contract that is both ending and nearly spent is the strongest signal that a rebid or renewal decision is near.

Payment relationships winding down

Vendor and agency pairs whose payment rhythm has gone quiet: each row shows the recorded cadence, how long it ran, and how long the silence has lasted. A steady rhythm that stops is how a contract ending looks in a checkbook. Government payees are excluded; these are commercial relationships.

How to read this page: nothing here is a prediction engine. Each signal is arithmetic on recorded facts (end dates, spend against contract value, payment gaps against each relationship's own recorded rhythm), and each row links to the underlying records. Open solicitations come from the government's own procurement notices; always confirm terms and deadlines on the linked notice before responding.

VerifiedData refreshed Jul 29, 2026 from Checkbook NYC (checkbooknyc.com): 38,060,921 payments on record, Dec 22, 2009 to Jun 30, 2025. How we verify this data