Doing Business with the City

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The City of Charlotte's procurement professionals are an instrumental part of the city's growth and influence the economic conditions in the community, with accumulative purchasing power estimated to be more than $3 billion in fiscal year 2022.

For 22 years, the city has received the Sustained Professional Purchasing Award for excellence in purchasing standards from the North Carolina Association of Governmental Purchasing. Learn more about the impact of procurement on city operations.

CITY OF CHARLOTTE INVESTMENT BROKER/DEALER QUESTIONNAIRE
The City of Charlotte (City) is soliciting qualifications from firms who are interested and qualified to represent investment products to the city in compliance with North Carolina General Statute §159-30. The purpose of this questionnaire is to provide minimum requirements, solicit qualifications and gain adequate information from which the city may evaluate the broker/dealer products and services. It is the intent of the city to limit the number of approved broker/dealers to no more than seven per year and to approve brokers for a term of five (5) years. Please respond and return the questionnaire by May 23, 2025.(PDF, 194KB)

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Special Provisions Online Library

Boilerplates for city staff and consultants to use to meet the specific needs of each project

Contract Opportunities

Want to do business with the city? We have vendor opportunities for all types of businesses, from construction and landscaping to marketing.

Supplier Registration (previously vendor registration)

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Public Auctions

Learn more about how you can purchase surplus property and rolling stock for the City, County, Emergency Management and the Housing Authority.

Spectrum Center Renovations

If you're a vendor who's interested in becoming a supplier or service provider for the Spectrum Center Renovations project, fill out a quick interest form.

Current Vendors

Invoicing requirements and support for current vendors of the City of Charlotte

Contracting FAQs

Your most frequently asked questions about the city's procurement process and how to do business with the City of Charlotte

Clean Construction Strategies

City contractors are encouraged to implement clean construction strategies to ensure the safety and health of construction workers, the communities surrounding construction sites and regional air quality

General Services CAD Standards

Guidelines and requirements for the delivery and acceptance for electronic plan submittals

Details & Consultant Resources

Boilerplates to assist consultants in meeting the specific needs for each project.

Resources for Landscape Contractors

A one-stop resource for licensing, certification and how to do business with the City of Charlotte

Environmental Purchasing

City Procurement assists in the selection of products that have a reduced effect on human health and the environment.

Additional Resources

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