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How does NYCHA's procurement process differ from other city agencies?

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The Department of Investigation Commissioner defers the question on NYCHA's procurement process as compared to other city agencies, citing a lack of specifics.

The Commissioner suggests the question would be better answered by NYCHA directly.
NYCHA (New York City Housing Authority) is noted to have its own stand-alone procurement process.
The Mayor's Office of Contract Services does not oversee NYCHA's procurement process.
A comparison between NYCHA and other city agencies regarding procurement was sought but not provided.

Julie Won

0:44:31

From what I understand, Nitra is a stand alone has its own stand alone procurement process and does not fall under the under the portfolio of mayor's office of contracts.

0:44:44

So can you explain the relationship between NYCHA and Mocks and what the differences between your relationship with other city agencies?

0:45:18

Okay.

0:45:19

Because I'm most interested in the context.

Jocelyn Strauber

0:44:51

You know, I think if if I could, I'm gonna defer that question to Nietcha because I can't give you the particulars on their relationship with Mox versus with how it works with others with other city agencies.

0:45:04

I mean, there's a review process that Mox has and a whole contracting process, you know, that that does apply to May oral agencies and some other agencies, but but I'm not I'm not in a position to speak to the details of how it differs with Nieta.

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