Syracuse Purchasing Department
- 233 E Washington St #221 Syracuse New York 13202 United States
- Profile
The Syracuse Purchasing Department is a key division within the City of Syracuse’s government, responsible for the procurement of goods and services necessary to support municipal operations. As a central purchasing authority, the department ensures that all acquisitions are made in accordance with city, state, and federal laws, maintaining transparency, integrity, and fairness in the bidding process. It works closely with city departments to assess their needs and provides strategic sourcing solutions to promote cost-effectiveness and efficiency.
Known for its commitment to fostering local economic development, the department actively seeks to engage minority-owned, women-owned, and locally based businesses in its procurement opportunities. Through public bid postings and vendor outreach, the Purchasing Department upholds principles of open competition and equal opportunity. It also supports sustainability initiatives by encouraging environmentally responsible purchasing practices.
Operating under the Office of the Mayor, the Syracuse Purchasing Department plays a crucial role in supporting city operations while ensuring taxpayer dollars are spent wisely and effectively.
Key Services:
– Procurement of goods, services, and equipment for city departments
– Administration of competitive bidding and vendor selection processes
– Contract negotiations and compliance oversight
– Vendor registration and outreach, especially to MWBE and local vendors
– Management of purchasing policies and procedures
– Promotion of sustainable and responsible purchasing practices
– Public access to open procurement opportunities through online portals
– Assistance and guidance to city departments on procurement processes
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Contact Info
- 233 E Washington St #221, Syracuse, New York, 13202, United States
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Phone: (315) 448-8444
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