Contract ID: CTA180120257203947

Parent Contract: MMA180120258803455
$0.00
Spent to Date
$189.42K
Original Amount
$189.42K
Current Amount

General Information

  • Number of Solicitations per Contract: 23
  • Number of Responses per Solicitation: 9
  • Start Date: 06/01/2009
  • End Date: 12/31/2025
  • Registration Date: 03/10/2025
  • APT PIN:
  • PIN: 12435COLLEGEPOINT

Prime Vendor Information

Sub Vendor Information

  • Contract Includes Sub Vendors: NOT REQUIRED
  • Total Number of Sub Vendors: 0
$0.00
Total Spent to Date
$0.00
Total Original Amount
$0.00
Total Current Amount

SPENDING BY PRIME VENDOR

Prime Vendor
Name		Current
Amount		Original
Amount		Spent To
Date
NEW YORK CITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION$189.42K$189.42K$0.00

Contract History By Prime Vendor

Fiscal
Year
Number Of
Modifications
Current
Amount
Original
Amount
FY 2025
1 Modifications
$189.42K
$189.42K
OCA
Number
Version
Number
Start
Date
End
Date
Registration
Date
Last Modified
Date
Current
Amount
Original
Amount
Increase/
Decrease
Version
Status
1016387370
1
06/01/2009
12/31/2025
03/10/2025
$189.42K
$189.42K
$0.00
Registered

Spending Transactions By Prime Vendor

Fiscal
Year
Number Of
Transactions
Amount
Spent
No Matching Records Found
$0.00
Total Spent to Date
$0.00
Total Original Amount
$0.00
Total Current Amount

SPENDING BY SUB VENDOR

Sub
Vendor		M/WBE
Category		Subcontract
Status		Current
Amount		Original
Amount		Spent To
Date
No Matching Records Found

Spending by Expense Category

Expense
Category		Encumbered
Amount		Spent To
Date
DESIGN-CONSULTANT-IOTB$189.42K$0.00
 

Overview

In July of 2010 the New York City Comptroller’s Office launched Checkbook NYC, an online transparency tool that for the first time placed the City’s day-to-day spending in the public domain. Using an intuitive dashboard approach that combines a series of graphs and user-friendly tables, Checkbook NYC provides up-to-date information about the City's financial condition.

Checkbook NYC has been ranked the top transparency tool in the nation for tracking government spending by the United States Public Interest Research Group, and was named New York City 2013 “Best External Application” by Government Technology Magazine.


 

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