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Long Island City Partnership

UEI: SLED_4E2F382767B88203

Long Island City Partnership is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_4E2F382767B88203. It has been awarded $753,936 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Small Business Services, Department Of Sanitation, and Department Of Small Business Services.

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Long Island City Partnership specializes in industrial business support and urban management services. Their core capabilities include the implementation of the Industrial Business Solutions Program (IBSP), where they provide resources and strategic support to reinforce the industrial and manufactur...

Long Island City Partnership specializes in industrial business support and urban management services. Their core capabilities include the implementation of the Industrial Business Solutions Program (IBSP), where they provide resources and strategic support to reinforce the industrial and manufacturing sectors. Additionally, they possess expertise in urban sanitation infrastructure, specifically through the execution of containerization programs. The organization maintains a strong working relationship with the New York City Small Business Services and the Department of Sanitation. Their work for Small Business Services focuses on industrial sector advocacy and resource provision, while their engagement with the Department of Sanitation involves the management of city council-funded containerization initiatives. The contractor is positioned as a localized service provider focused on the industrial and manufacturing verticals within the New York City market. Their operational focus is centered on economic development and urban maintenance within the Queens West region. The entity is located in New York. There are no government certifications or specific entity structures listed in the current record.

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NAICS: 624310
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80126P0035-FY27 Fair Chance RFP
Solicitation # 80126P0035
The New York City Department of Small Business Services, in partnership with the Mayor's Office for Economic Opportunity, is seeking a qualified organization to design and deliver the Fair Chance Program. This comprehensive workforce development strategy is designed to support justice-impacted New Yorkers aged 18 and older, aiming to reduce recidivism and promote long-term economic mobility. The selected provider will operate a specialized center within the Workforce1 Career Center system, establishing a standalone facility in Brooklyn while providing virtual and satellite services in the Bronx and Queens. The program expects to serve approximately 3,500 individuals annually and will provide mentorship and coaching for up to six months post-placement. The contract offers up to 5.4 million dollars in WIOA and city tax levy funding over a 27-month period from July 1, 2027, to September 30, 2029, with a potential one-year renewal. Funding is distributed at up to 2.4 million dollars per year using a blended payment model where at least 80 percent is based on reimbursable expenses and up to 20 percent is tied to performance outcomes. Proposers must have at least five years of experience in workforce development and must submit their proposals via the PASSPort system. Awards will be based on the best value, with technical evaluations heavily weighted toward the proposed approach, organizational capability, and prior experience.
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