Government bids by category

Government bids are grouped into 15 categories by the work involved, so you can start with the work you already do. Counts of open bids in each category update twice daily. Pick a category below to see only matching open bids, with the newest first.

Popular categories

Construction · Electrical & power systems · Protection & Control / SCADA · IT & telecom · Transportation & vehicles · Professional services · Architecture & engineering · Equipment & supplies · Medical & healthcare · Food services · Facilities, janitorial & landscaping · Security services · Consulting · Office supplies · Printing & marketing

Construction covers building and repair work. Electrical & power systems covers power, wiring and related work. Security services covers guarding and protection work. Consulting covers expert advice for agencies. Facilities, janitorial & landscaping covers cleaning, grounds and building upkeep.

See live federal bids by category

Each category opens the newest federal bid opportunities right here. Construction bids, service contracts and more are posted daily.

How to use government bids by category

First, pick the category that fits your work. Then, open a card to see the newest openings, the agencies buying, and the deadlines that matter. Also, check the response date at the official source before you bid.

In addition, government bids by category cover federal, state, and local work. For example, construction bids may come from a city, a state agency, or a federal buyer. Therefore, check your category often, because new government bids by category appear every day. Finally, join the free daily digest to get the newest government bids by category in your inbox each morning. You can also browse live government bids and government bids by state if you want a wider search.

What to check before you bid: first, check the NAICS code and the set-aside status, so you know if the bid fits your business. Next, check the response date and the place of performance. Also, look for the contact name in the official notice. If you have questions, contact the buyer listed at the source.