Opportunity Overview
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ) is soliciting Medical Specialists for the Port Authority – Four (4) Year Contract, published through the New York State Contract Reporter as CR 2138875. The authoritative NYSCR public index confirms an issue date of September 9, 2026 and a due date of September 22, 2026.
Controlling Source and Submission Control
The controlling procurement documents are distributed through the Port Authority procurement/Bonfire environment. The public NYSCR index does not expose the full bid package. The exact bid-closing clock time, required specialist disciplines, work locations, credentialing requirements, insurance, pricing forms, participation goals, required attachments, amendment history and detailed submission instructions therefore remain subject to the controlling Bonfire documents.
Current procurement mirrors consistently associate this opportunity with PANYNJ bid number 6000003469 and report an 11:00 AM ET September 22 closing and an 11:00 AM ET September 14, 2026 pre-bid event. Atlas treats those details as provisional until they are confirmed inside the live Port Authority bid package.
Funding / Contract Value
No authoritative contract ceiling or guaranteed volume is visible in the public NYSCR listing. Atlas does not fabricate an Amount. This is a services procurement rather than a grant, so a grant-style non-Federal match requirement is not applicable; any bidder pricing, prevailing-wage, insurance or other cost obligations must be taken from the controlling solicitation.
Eligibility and Scope
The verified public record establishes that PANYNJ is seeking medical-specialist services under a four-year contract. The full bidder-eligibility standard is not public in the NYSCR index. Before any direct bid, a vendor must confirm the required medical specialties, clinician licensure and registration, examination/testing requirements, service locations, staffing model, references, insurance, subcontracting rules and any M/WBE, SDVOB or other participation obligations in the controlling documents.
Atlas Analysis
Atlas Opportunity Score: 97/100. QC Healthcare Fit: 97/100, conditional. This is a strong direct-vendor lead because the procurement is explicitly for medical-specialist services. Direct eligibility is not yet established, however, because the controlling Bonfire documents have not been retrieved and reviewed.
N9+ Fit Score: 10/100, conditional. The Nonagon N9+ remote physical-examination platform should not be force-fit. It would only be relevant if the final scope expressly permits remote or hybrid specialist examination workflows and if its use complies with all Port Authority clinical, privacy, security and location requirements.
Vendor Portal and Contact Controls
PANYNJ’s official procurement guidance directs vendors to its Bonfire bidding system for bid documents when instructed and identifies bids@panynj.gov and 212-435-4600 for general Bonfire bidding questions. Solicitation-specific communications must still follow the contact restrictions and named contacts in the current bid package.
Next Action
Retrieve and review the complete live PANYNJ/Bonfire package before advancing. Confirm the exact deadline time and time zone, required specialist disciplines, licensure, service locations, examination/testing scope, contract value or pricing structure, insurance, references, forms, subcontracting and participation requirements, pre-bid attendance rules, amendments and submission method. Do not submit or send external outreach until direct-vendor eligibility and all Atlas deduplication and email-quality gates are satisfied.
Verified source: New York State Contract Reporter, CR 2138875, Medical Specialists for the Port Authority – Four (4) Year Contract. Port Authority procurement guidance confirms Bonfire as the bidding-document environment.