QUESTION
How do NYCHA's procurement roles differ from other city agencies, and what is the relationship with MOCS?
1:33:40
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109 sec
NYCHA operates under unique procurement guidelines not applicable to other city agencies and has a distinct relationship with MOCS.
- NYCHA is governed by federal and state requirements, specifically 2 CFR 200 and PHI 151.
- Unlike other city agencies, NYCHA is not subject to the PPP or relevant provisions in the city charter due to it not being a city agency.
- NYCHA's micro purchase limit is $10,000, and its small acquisition method limit is $250,000, contrasting with the city's higher micro purchase and MWE limits.
- The discussion highlights NYCHA's unique governance structure and procurement rules, distinct from other city entities.
UNKNOWN
1:33:40
Thank you so much, share banks share banks has asked most of the procurement questions that I
Julie Won
1:33:44
wanted asked, but could you please clarify the relationship between NYCHA and MOX and what the differences between your relationship with other city agencies?
1:33:51
Because today I know that MOX have not attended because nitrogen does not fall into their portfolio and you have your own procurement roles.
Lisa Bova Hiatt
1:34:02
Thank you for that question.
1:34:04
Chair Juan Sergio Panicky will answer it.
Sergio Paneque
1:34:08
So specifically, Nitro's governed by both federal and state requirements to CFR 200 and the PHI 151.
1:34:19
We are not subject to the PPP nor the relevant provisions within the city charter in regards to procurement.
1:34:28
Like other city agencies?
Lisa Bova Hiatt
1:34:30
Because we're not a city agency.
Julie Won
1:34:32
Yes.
1:34:33
And for your for your procurement process for a micro purchasing, Can you walk us through the differences between what nitrile's procurement rules are versus the city?
UNKNOWN
1:34:43
What are the what how do
Julie Won
1:34:44
they differ if any?
1:34:46
I
Sergio Paneque
1:34:49
I wish I would have the city's rules.
1:34:51
You know, so the city's micro purchase limit is 20,000 for general micros, I believe it's 35,000 for construction.
1:35:00
And then as been mentioned before, there's vehicles such as negotiated acquisition and another means to contract.
1:35:11
NICE is very prescriptive.
1:35:13
It's 10,000 for micros, 250,000 for the small acquisition method.
1:35:19
And that also includes MWE where the city has 1,500,000 for MWE.
1:35:25
But those are the the large variances.
