Open RFPs in New York (49 live)

New York's federal market is two markets. Upstate, Fort Drum near Watertown is one of the Army's busiest posts, buying construction, base operations, and services for the 10th Mountain Division; West Point procures everything a federal academy city needs; Watervliet Arsenal near Albany manufactures cannon and buys industrial support; and Rome's Air Force Research Laboratory information directorate makes the Mohawk Valley a niche cyber and C4I contracting center. Downstate, the federal government runs one of its largest civilian footprints anywhere: GSA's regional operations, the VA's New York Harbor and Bronx hospitals, federal courts and law enforcement, and the Corps of Engineers New York District's harbor dredging and coastal-resilience program, which has grown into one of the country's biggest civil-works portfolios since Sandy.

The State of New York advertises its own contracts in the New York State Contract Reporter, with agency purchasing run through the Office of General Services, and New York City runs PASSPort, its own substantial procurement system. None of those overlap with SAM.gov, the federal-only source RFPhound scans daily for the live counts below, presented with the nationwide pool every New York firm can pursue.