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External vendors vs in-house capacity for key pillar compliance areas
3:13:04
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Council Member Chris Banks inquires about the split between contracted and in-house spending on key pillar compliance areas such as mold, heating, and elevators. NYCHA's CFO, Annika Lescott-Martinez, provides partial information on the budget allocation.
- Around $35 million is budgeted for vendor work across all pillar areas
- Staffing costs for pillar areas are higher than vendor costs, but exact figures were not immediately available
- NYCHA agreed to provide more detailed information on staffing costs at a later time
Chris Banks
3:13:04
Okay.
3:13:05
NYCHA has shared that it's relying on external vendors as well as in house capacity to meet the key pillar compliance areas such as mold, heating, and elevators.
3:13:17
What's the split between the contracted and in house spending on the pillar area?
Annika Lescott-Martinez
3:13:26
Thank you for the question councilmember.
3:13:28
So across all of the pillar areas in our budget have around $35,000,000 for vendor work.
3:13:35
And in terms of staffing, it is certainly more than that.
3:13:40
In terms of staffing across the pillar areas, I can get back to you with that amount, sorry.