New York State agencies purchase technology goods and services using centralized procurement contracts established by the NYS Office of General Services and establish agency-specific procurement contracts to meet specific technology needs. All technology procurements are subject to state procurement laws and must comply with NYS technology policies and standards. If your company is interested in selling IT goods or services in the NYS public-sector marketplace or in contracting with NYS government entities, the links below provide information about related processes, procedures, and requirements.
- NYS Procurement Services
- Open Book New York
- Small/Minority/Women Business Enterprise Opportunities
- Service-Disabled Veteran’s Business Development Information
- Minority/Women Business Enterprise Program Approved Utilization Plans and Waivers
- New York State Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business Act (SDVOB Act) Approved Utilization Plans/Waivers
- New York State Contract System
- Vendor Self-Service
- New York State Ethics Law
Article 11 of the New York State Finance Law requires that competitive bids be awarded to responsive and responsible bidders. More information on the requirement is available on the Office of the New York State Comptroller (OSC) Vendor Responsibility Questionnaire.
Additional information is available at the Office of the New York State Comptroller (OSC) centralized site for vendors.
All procurements and funding decisions are made in accordance with applicable State Finance Law and/or federal regulations. Bids are requested, as needed, to address OMIG’s programmatic and operational needs. To directly receive notice of appropriate OMIG bidding opportunities, you must apply for placement on the OMIG Bidders List.
To ensure that you receive all updates to OMIG’s bid opportunities, please visit and sign up for an account at the New York State Contract Reporter (NYSCR). Additional procurement opportunities can be found via the New York State Office of General Services (OGS), and the New York State Register.
Please note: Downloading or printing a solicitation from OMIG's website does not constitute registration to bid on an OMIG procurement. Failure to register with the New York State Contract Reporter releases OMIG from any and all responsibility for advising you, an unregistered user, of any changes to a bid solicitation, or to the existence of supplemental information which may become available.